Expedited Admission for U of I undergraduates
University of Idaho undergraduate students with a bachelor’s degree earned or expected prior to the semester they wish to enroll may qualify for an expedited admissions process which only requires the following:
- Bachelor's Degree from the U of I
- Major in a related field
- 3.0 GPA (minimum)
- Statement of Purpose
The application fee and letters of recommendation will be waived. Take this opportunity to start your U of I graduate program in the field you are passionate about.
Start here to apply. The application fee will be waived once the admissions office reviews your application.
- Accounting M.Acct.
- Adult Organizational Learning and Leadership M.S. (non-thesis)
- Anthropology M.A. (non-thesis)
- Applied Economics M.S. (non-thesis, must have a bachelors degree in: Ag. Econ. Econ., Stats., Math., Engr.)
- Architecture M.Arch. (must have a degree in Arch. or IAD)
- Biological Engineering M.Engr.
- Chemical Engineering M.Engr.
- Chemistry M.S. (non-thesis)
- Civil Engineering M.Engr.
- Computer Engineering M.Engr.
- Computer Science M.S. (non-thesis)
- Curriculum and Instruction (M.Ed., Ed.S.)
- Cybersecurity M.S. (non-thesis)
- Electrical Engineering M.Engr.
- Entomology M.S. (non-thesis)
- Environmental Science M.S. (non-thesis)
- Geography M.S. (non-thesis)
- History M.A. (non-thesis)
- Integrated Architecture and Design M.S. (must have a degree in Arch. or IAD)
- Landscape Architecture M.L.A. (must have a degree in IAD, Arch., Landscape)
- Mechanical Engineering M.Engr.
- Movement and Leisure Sciences M.S. (non-thesis)
- Natural Resources - Fire Ecology and Management (M.N.R.)
- Natural Resources - Fish and Wildlife Science and Management (M.N.R.)
- Natural Resources - Integrated Natural Resources (M.N.R.)
- Natural Resources - Restoration Ecology and Habitat Management (M.N.R.)
- Nuclear Engineering M.Engr.
- Physical Education M.Ed.
- Physics M.S. (non-thesis)
- Public Administration (M.P.A.)
- Special Education M.Ed.
- Technology Management, M.S.
- Theatre M.F.A. – Pedagogy
Admission to a graduate program does not come with any promise of funding or financial assistance. All decisions on funding or financial support come from the academic department. Questions about support should be directed to the Director of Graduate Studies in your selected program.