In-State Transfer

The College of Western Idaho and Boise State University have a long-standing partnership that helps make the transfer process seamless. CWI students can meet with a Boise State Transfer Admissions Counselor on CWI’s campus and access additional transfer benefits by signing up for BroncoConnect.  Transfer students can also access articulation agreements for in-state institutions that show how credits transfer to specific majors.

The College of Business and Economics (COBE) extends the partnerships with a fluid transfer of credits.  Below are tips to help you continue your business education uninterrupted:

• Know which COBE major you want to pursue. The coursework for a major can start to get specific starting your junior year, and transfer students have little time to decide on a major if they have not researched the options beforehand.
• Complete the Business AA at CWI. You will be considered core certified which fulfills all general education core requirements, and you will have completed nearly all the COBE Pre-Business requirements.
• If you are considering Business and Economic Analytics BS, Economics BA, or Economics, Quantitative Emphasis BA, the Liberal Arts AA at CWI may allow for a more custom approach to your requirements. These three majors have different requirements from the start.
• Be familiar with COBE Admission. Think of COBE Admission as your checkpoint before entering upper-division coursework.  Students pursuing a Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) degree will complete the COBE Admission process. An advisor will work with you regarding this process, typically at new student orientation.

The table below shows the CWI equivalents to our COBE Gateway Courses. A minimum 2.5 GPA is required in these courses for admission to COBE.

Though separated by 125 miles, transferring from the College of Southern Idaho to Boise State University will provide a bridge to continue your educational journey.  The Boise State Center at CSI in Twin Falls offers dedicated staff on the CSI campus and transfer and co-admission assistance to Boise State University.   CSI students can access additional transfer benefits by signing up for BroncoConnect.  In-state institutions have articulation agreements with Boise State that show how credits transfer to specific majors.

The College of Business and Economics (COBE) invites you to make the journey from CSI and continue your educational and career goals.  Below are tips to help you proceed with your business education uninterrupted:

• Know which COBE major you want to pursue. The coursework for a major can start to get specific starting your junior year, and transfer students have little time to decide on a major if they have not researched the options beforehand.
• Complete the Business Administration AA at CSI. You will be considered core certified which fulfills all general education core requirements, and you will have completed nearly all the COBE Pre-Business requirements.
• If you are considering Business and Economic Analytics BS, Economics BA, or Economics, Quantitative Emphasis BA, the Liberal Arts AA at CSI may allow for a more custom approach to your requirements. These three majors have different requirements from the start.
• Be familiar with COBE Admission. Think of COBE Admission as your checkpoint before entering upper-division coursework.  Students pursuing a Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) degree will complete the COBE Admission process. An advisor will work with you regarding this process, typically at new student orientation.

The table below shows the CSI equivalents to our COBE Gateway Courses.  A minimum 2.5 GPA is required in these courses for admission to COBE.

Ready for a change of scenery without leaving Idaho? Transferring from North Idaho College to Boise State University will allow you to continue your educational journey within Idaho’s largest city.  NIC students can connect with a Boise State Transfer Admissions Counselor for transfer and admission assistance. In-state institutions also have articulation agreements with Boise State that show how credits transfer to specific majors.

The College of Business and Economics (COBE) encourages you to continue your educational and career goals with us.  Below are tips to help you proceed with your business education uninterrupted:

• Know which COBE major you want to pursue. The coursework for a major can start to get specific starting your junior year, and transfer students have little time to decide on a major if they have not researched the options beforehand.
• The Business AS-General Business Emphasis at NIC best aligns with our business coursework. You will be considered core certified which fulfills all general education core requirements, and you will have completed nearly all the COBE Pre-Business requirements. Additionally, you will want to complete the following for a fluid transfer of credits: Digital Literacy in Business, Business Statistics, Legal Environment of Business, Principles of Microeconomics, and Business Writing (or Technical Writing).
• If you are considering Business and Economic Analytics BS, Economics BA, or Economics, Quantitative Emphasis BA, the Liberal Arts AA at CSI may allow for a more custom approach to your requirements. These three majors have different requirements from the start.
• Be familiar with COBE Admission. Think of COBE Admission as your checkpoint before entering upper-division coursework.  Students pursuing a Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) degree will complete the COBE Admission process. An advisor will work with you regarding this process, typically at new student orientation.

The table below shows the NIC equivalents to our COBE Gateway Courses.  A minimum 2.5 GPA is required in these courses for admission to COBE.

As the College of Eastern Idaho grows, so do the possibilities of continuing your educational journey at Boise State University.  CEI students can connect with a Boise State Transfer Admissions Counselor for transfer and admission assistance. In-state institutions also have articulation agreements with Boise State that show how credits transfer to specific majors.

The College of Business and Economics (COBE) encourages you to continue your educational and career goals with us.  Below are tips to help you proceed with your business education uninterrupted:

• Know which COBE major you want to pursue. The coursework for a major can start to get specific starting your junior year, and transfer students have little time to decide on a major if they have not researched the options beforehand.
• Complete the Business AA at CEI. You will be considered core certified which fulfills all general education core requirements, and you will have completed nearly all the COBE Pre-Business requirements. Additionally, you will want to complete the following courses at CEI for a fluid transfer of credits: Introduction to Business, Introduction to Financial Accounting, Introduction to Managerial Accounting, Business Communication, Introduction to Information Science, Business Statistics, Legal Environments of Organizations, and Precalculus I: Algebra.
• If you are considering Business and Economic Analytics BS, Economics BA, or Economics, Quantitative Emphasis BA, the Liberal Arts AA at CSI may allow for a more custom approach to your requirements. These three majors have different requirements from the start.
• Be familiar with COBE Admission. Think of COBE Admission as your checkpoint before entering upper-division coursework.  Students pursuing a Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) degree will complete the COBE Admission process. An advisor will work with you regarding this process, typically at new student orientation.

The table below shows the CEI equivalents to our COBE Gateway Courses.  A minimum 2.5 GPA is required in these courses for admission to COBE.