We are looking forward to having you a part of the Bronco family! We know all is a little overwhelming with the unknown and uncertainty that comes with COVID-19, so we’ve compiled a list of resources below. Take a couple minutes to familiarize yourself with the opportunities and services that Boise State University offers.
June 1
Priority date to submit all financial aid documents to maintain 2021-2022 work-study and supplemental grants (SEOG)
July 1
First day students can begin using 2021-2022 work-study awards
August
Submit your photo to get an ID card
August 18-19
Move-In Days
August 23
Bronco Welcome Week begins
August 23
First day of classes (academic advising is available throughout the semester)
September 6
Labor Day (no classes and university offices closed)
November 22 – 28
Thanksgiving Break (university offices closed November 26 and 27)
December 24 – January 9
Winter Break
January 9
Residence halls open for spring semester new residents
Living on campus allows you to get the full Boise State experience. Get Ready, Broncos, for the best time you will have while living here on campus. Here’s what you need to know for move-in days, August 18-20.
We know you are ready to start college…but are you Bronco Ready? You are invited to complete a free, one-credit, on-line course called Bronco Ready that is designed to connect you to the information, people, programs, and services that support your success. For more information, visit boisestate.edu/
Get Bronco Ready
With over 200 clubs and organizations on campus, there is always something to do. Don’t miss Bronco Welcome, a week-long series of events to kick-off each semester with fun, community-building activities.
Wondering where to park? Where to feed yourself? How to pay for school?
New students will first meet with academic advisors at their Bronco Venture orientation program. From there you can schedule an appointment with a department specific advisor or with a general academic advisor at aasc.boisestate.edu.
Schedule changes can be made on myBoiseState.edu.
The Finish in Four Program is a course schedule made specifically for your major while considering your entry date in Boise State. By following the course schedule, students will be guaranteed to complete their major within four years of attendance.
For all updates and information on how the university is working through the pandemic, please visit our COVID-19 response page.
Although the Application and Scholarship deadline has passed for Boise State scholarships, students can check out the Financial Aid website.
Call the Financial Aid office at (208) 426-1664 or email financialaid@boisestate.edu.
Complete a Special Conditions form. For help deciding which form is appropriate for your situation, call Financial Aid at (208) 426-1664.
We recommend bringing bedding, personal hygiene essentials, any appliances with closed coil elements, extra lighting, mini refrigerators, microwaves, decorations and audio visual equipment.
The first housing payment is due prior to move in, however late charges are not assessed until after September 1st for Fall semester and February 1st for Spring semester.
Monthly payments are due on the 25th of every month (July through April). Check Bronco Accounts regularly to view posted charges.
We’ve got this covered! Read through Housing’s Residence Hall FAQs for more specifics on living on campus.
Submit your photo now so we can have your card ready and waiting. Bronco Cards help you enter buildings, purchase food, check out books and so much more.
Bronco Welcome kicks off the first week of the semester with a full schedule of fun activities. Float the river, grab a burger at a cookout or practice your bowling skills for free in the SUB Game Center. Keep checking the Bronco Welcome schedule for new events to attend!
Many of a students’ resources can be reached on campus, and with free bus service for all full-time students, many on-campus students do not need a personal vehicle.
Parking passes are purchased online at transportation. Residence Hall passes are currently $278 per academic year.
Bicycles are encouraged on campus and especially since Boise State caters over 1000 places to park your bike and runs The Cycle Learning Center for any repairs and tune ups your bike may need.