Student Support

The personal attention and casual student-faculty relationships you’ll enjoy at the University of Idaho will ensure that you make the most of your valuable time and energy. The attention you're given at the graduate level can help you find your focus, widen your horizons, communicate more effectively and develop the leadership abilities you’ll need to succeed. Our caring, giving atmosphere also makes your time here more meaningful and more fun.

Graduate and Professional Student Association
The Graduate and Professional Student Association (GPSA) supports and promotes graduate student education and graduate student life at the University of Idaho. This includes creating programs and assisting graduate students during their transition from student life to professional life. The GPSA is also committed to providing a collective voice for graduate students to the university and to the state. The GPSA also offers Travel Awards and a Graduate Research Exhibition. GPSA can be reached at (208) 885-4772.

Tutoring and Academic Assistance Program
The Tutoring and Academic Assistance Program (TAAP) is designed to assist you in reaching your educational goals at the University of Idaho. Whether you need a tutor, a study skills class, or a study skills refresher workshop, TAAP can provide it.

Student Support Services
If you’re from a first-generation or limited-income family or have a disability that impacts you academically, check out Student Support Services. You’ll find additional services and one-on-one assistance that can make a difference.

Disability Support Services
If you’re a student with a temporary or permanent disability, you’ll find information about accommodations and campus access at our Disability Support Services.

Access to all of the above services is available at Room 306 in the Idaho Commons.