North Idaho College
For students transferring to U-Idaho Coeur d’Alene with college credit from institutions other than NIC, a U-Idaho advisor will review your transcripts to assess whether NIC coursework is necessary or if all your future coursework can be completed through U-Idaho.
Degree and Certificate programs available in Coeur d'Alene
Concurrent Enrollment
Concurrent enrollment is the process by which a student enrolls in both NIC and U-Idaho classes at the same time. Many students choose to take classes concurrently when they are still finishing required classes at NIC but wish to get a head start on their U-Idaho classes.
Advising & Registration Tips
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NIC students planning on transferring to U-Idaho are encouraged to meet with a U-Idaho advisor early on in their NIC studies. NIC students can make an advising appointment by contacting a U-Idaho advisor directly - list of U-Idaho Advisors. U-Idaho advisors also hold office hours on-site at NIC. Students can contact the NIC Advising Services Office to make an appointment.
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Advising guides are available for NIC students planning on completing a bachelor's degree in
Coeur d'Alene. These guides list the classes required at both NIC and U-Idaho for a bachelor's degree. -
Articulation agreements are available for NIC students planning on completing a bachelor's degree in Moscow. These agreements list the classes required at both NIC and U-Idaho for a bachelor's degree.
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The NIC/UI Transfer Guide lists how NIC courses transfer to U-Idaho. Transfer courses are evaluated on a course-by-course basis. All courses from NIC are lower-division, even when they transfer as equivalent to of one of U-Idaho's upper-division courses. Note: NIC students are strongly encouraged to consult with a U-Idaho advisor to discuss how their NIC courses will transfer to U-Idaho.
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Students who have earned an Associate of Arts (A.A.) or Associate of Science (A.S.) degree from NIC will enter U-Idaho with their general education requirements satisfied.
Questions?
University of Idaho Coeur d’Alene Contact - Becky Byers, 208-292-2510, beckys@uidaho.edu