Colleges and universities in Idaho
35 institutions in Idaho, ordered by enrollment. Each page lists acceptance rate, tuition, graduation rate and location.
Brigham Young University-Idaho 42,996 · private nonprofitBoise State University 26,670 · publicIdaho State University 12,614 · publicUniversity of Idaho 11,849 · publicCollege of Western Idaho 10,326 · publicCollege of Southern Idaho 8,775 · publicNorth Idaho College 3,979 · publicLewis-Clark State College 3,706 · publicCollege of Eastern Idaho 2,565 · publicNorthwest Nazarene University 1,774 · private nonprofitThe College of Idaho 1,076 · private nonprofitIdaho College of Osteopathic Medicine 626 · private for-profitEagle Gate College-Boise Campus 539 · private for-profitCarrington College-Boise 433 · private for-profitNew Saint Andrews College 351 · private nonprofitOliver Finley Academy of Cosmetology 276 · private for-profitProvo College-Idaho Falls Campus 268 · private for-profitPaul Mitchell the School-Rexburg 246 · private for-profitPaul Mitchell the School-Boise 179 · private for-profitAustin Kade Academy 116 · private for-profitPaul Mitchell the School-Nampa 107 · private for-profitBoise Bible College 103 · private nonprofitThe Salon Professional Academy-Nampa 102 · private for-profitAveda Institute-Boise 93 · private for-profitAveda Institute-Twin Falls 93 · private for-profitBoise Barber College 82 · private for-profitNathan Layne Institute of Cosmetology 69 · private for-profitEvans Hairstyling College-Rexburg 67 · private for-profitPaul Mitchell the School-Twin Falls 62 · private for-profitRexburg College of Massage Therapy 59 · private for-profitHeadmasters School of Hair Design 48 · private for-profitCosmetology School of Arts & Sciences 38 · private for-profitPremiere Aesthetics Institute-Meridian 36 · private for-profitIntegrated Massage Therapy Services 16 · private for-profitMilan Institute-Boise 0 · private for-profit
About higher education in Idaho
Idaho has 35 institutions in this directory, from large public research universities to small private and for-profit colleges. In-state tuition is usually far lower at public institutions, while private colleges charge the same sticker price regardless of residence — though most students receive institutional aid that lowers the actual net price.