Parents

University of Idaho – Financial Aid for Parents

An Investment for Life
According to the U.S. Department of Education, the estimated lifetime income of a person who’s earned a bachelor’s degree is $2.1 million, while the estimated income for nondegree holders is $1.2 million.

Choosing the right university for your son or daughter is one of the biggest decisions your family will make. Often, at the heart of that decision is determining the costs that will be involved and the options available for financing that education.

At the University of Idaho, the professionals in Student Financial Aid Services work with parents like you every day. Whether you’ve been through the financial aid process before, or this is your first experience, you will find seasoned, personable, caring experts who will guide you from start to finish.

The value of a University of Idaho education is exceptional. Our tuition, fees, and room-and-board costs are consistently lower than the average for four-year public universities.