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    Liberal arts education at its finest

    Within University of Idaho’s College of Letters, Arts and Social Sciences you’ll find a dynamic community that will fuel your curiosity and creativity. For more than 100 years, we have supported Vandals while they learn what it means to think critically, create boldly and act purposefully in the world.

    From here, you can go anywhere, whether that be stepping directly into an exciting career in mass media or embarking on a larger academic journey that will shape the future of psychology. Our students, faculty and alumni make lasting impacts in their fields and beyond, and you can be part of it all.

    Transform your passions into your career

    As the largest and most diverse college at U of I, CLASS offers 47 customizable liberal arts degrees. From the day you step into the college, you’ll find staff who will help you open doors to opportunities for internships, research and networking throughout your time in college. Our graduates excel as leaders in criminal justice, shine on renowned theatre stages and make their mark in the literary world through compelling storytelling.

    You'll be surrounded by classmates studying in a wide variety of disciplines — including advertising, history, interdisciplinary studies, music, political science and many others — helping you build a strong foundation of the transferable skills that employers want. Whether you’re drawn to performance arts, social sciences or media studies, you’ll uncover your passions and be prepared to succeed in your field.

    Personalized mentorship, real-world experience

    You’ll thrive academically and personally through a blend of mentorship, hands-on research and a strong focus on essential skills.

    Explore your interests in a community that encourages collaboration and intellectual curiosity while having access to tailored support along the way. From the moment you become a Vandal, you’ll be part of a tight-knit learning community where connections matter. You know your professors and they know you.

    With services such as the Vandal Gateway Program, a personalized first-year success program, to Career Services, available to UIdaho students and alumni for a lifetime, your journey at U of I is supported from your first class to long after graduation.

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    Connections that inspire success

    As you pursue your education, you’ll benefit from personal mentorship, direct access to experienced faculty and unmatched support. Our renowned faculty push boundaries in research, art and innovation, while dedicated advisors help you navigate coursework and degree requirements.

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    Captivating entertainment through the arts

    World-class musicians and dynamic theatre productions showcase exceptional talent and creativity on campus each week. Recitals and shows feature students, faculty and guest artists — including professional musicians and performers — celebrating the arts while inspiring and bringing the community closer together.

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    Showcasing talent and expertise

    With a variety of cultural celebrations, film and music festivals, academic symposiums and innovative research, there’s something for everyone. If you’re inspired by big ideas, CLASS offers countless opportunities to engage, connect and explore.

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    Foundation of excellence

    At the heart of the college is a foundation designed to empower your success. The way we teach is guided by four pillars, intended to ensure you gain the knowledge, skills and experiences needed to thrive in your chosen field and make a meaningful impact on the world.

    • Undergraduate research and creative work: Collaborate with faculty on innovative projects that spark curiosity, discovery and creativity.
    • Real-world experience: Develop practical skills through internships, jobs and hands-on learning opportunities that connect the classroom to your career goals.
    • Study abroad: Broaden your horizons with immersive international experiences, building cultural competence and a global perspective.
    • Community-engaged learning: Make a lasting impact through service-learning and outreach initiatives that strengthen communities and create meaningful connections.

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