Idaho State University
Idaho State University received university status in 1927 and was established in 1901 as the Academy of Idaho. It initially emphasized on technological education. It is completely accredited by the prestigious Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities. ISU is "the state´s lead institution for education in the health professions and related biological, neurological and physical sciences".
ISU also emphasizes on teacher preparation. At the very beginning ISU´s entire campus consisted of only 8 ½ acres which was donated by the Pocatello´s citizens that to for their convenience. The Academy of Idaho has gone through five name changes since it was established. In the last ten years its enrollment has increased by 30 percent.
ISU offers 219 degree programs and through its colleges of Arts & Sciences, Business, Education, Engineering, Health Professions, Pharmacy, It has more than 700 faculty members. Undergraduates also enjoy various international and study abroad opportunities at ISU.
There are 7 prestigious colleges at ISU: the College of Arts and Sciences, the College of Business, the College of Education, the College of Engineering, the College of Health Professions, the College of Pharmacy, and the College of Technology. Bachelor´s degrees are offered in a variety of fields across all the colleges. Some of the fields are American studies, biology, international studies, mathematics, management, early childhood education, family and consumer studies, engineering, dental hygiene, and health education. Many fields have certain particular specializations. Associate degrees are offered in fields, such as: art, biology, chemistry, several languages (including Shoshoni), radiographic studies, and sign-language studies.
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