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COBE Student Resources

Academic Requirements and Information:

  • Academic Advisement Report (AAR) – This feature can be used to track your degree progress and help select your classes for next semester. Check out this portion of the Boise State Registrar Website for more information.
  • Advanced Placement (AP) Exam Scores – For high school students completing AP classes check out which test scores will allow you to earn college credit at Boise State.
  • CLEP Testing – Do you feel like to already know the material for ACCT 205, ACCT 206, MKTG 301, etc? Check out which CLEP tests apply to you and the required scores needed to earn credit for these classes.
  • Independent Study in Idaho (ISI) – Independent Study in Idaho courses are designed for students who work well independently with limited interaction with instructors. You can enroll anytime and work from anywhere. You can work at your own pace within the limits set by the course instructor on the number of assignments that can be submitted per week. You have up to one calendar year from the registration date to complete ISI courses.
  • COBE Computer Placement Exams – The COBE placement tests for ITM 104, 105, and 106 can be taken to override prerequisites and program admission requirements. The test is designed to test students’ knowledge of Microsoft Word, Excel, and Access.
  • ACCUPLACER Test Information  – Do you need placement test scores for Math courses? Could you improve on your ACT or SAT scores from high school? Check out the Proctoring and Certification Services center for more information on the university-accepted ACCUPLACER exam.
  • Transfer Equivalency Guide – Transferring to Boise State? Check out the transfer equivalency guide for several schools around the United States.
  • The Write Class– English Placement
  • Advising and Academic Support Center (AASC) – Need more information on UF 100, study skills, or university testing? AASC can help provide the information you need. Additional resources include:
  1. Study Skills Workshops
  2. Tutoring Resources 
  • Health Services – Explore all the services offered by our on-campus Health Services – medical, wellness and counseling.
  • Financial Aid and Scholarship Office – Find more information on receiving aide for the upcoming semesters, and check out some available Boise State and/or national scholarships

Content on this page is provided as a quick reference for planning. All official course descriptions/degree requirements/admission standards/program learning outcomes/etc. are published on the Undergraduate Catalog site and Graduate Catalog site.

COBE Department Contact Information:

Academic Resources

Graduation

Graduation – Learn how to apply for graduation and understand the graduation process

Student Forms

Student Forms – Find forms for academic adjustments, enrollment changes and record updates

Academic Calendar

Calendars and Deadlines – See academic deadlines, at-a-glance dates for classes, breaks, finals, and commencement, and detailed, session-specific deadlines

Catalog

Undergraduate Catalog – Explore an interactive, searchable database of all undergraduate course offerings

COBE Math Requirements

Math requirements for each business and economics major

Tutoring

Business and economics tutoring – Find details on the free tutoring resources available for business and economics courses

Permission Number Request

Permission Number Request – A direct link and guidelines for the official request form to obtain a permission number for COBE courses

COBE Career Services

COBE Career Services – Business-focused, student-centered career support for both students and recent graduates

COBE Degree Requirements

Degree requirements for COBE majors and minors – All current undergraduate degrees offered by the college linked to the most current catalog year course requirements