Why Boise State Online?

Boise State offers affordable programs with flexible schedules and personal support. No matter where you’re located, you can get your degree 100% online. Learn more about how Boise State Online can fit with your life in an online information session.

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Boise State University Is Regionally Accredited

Boise State University is accredited by the Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities (NWCCU). This means the entire university meets or exceeds criteria for the assessment of institutional quality and is evaluated through a peer review process. In addition, many academic programs have special accreditation or endorsement. For more information on why accreditation matters, refer to our FAQs.

Our Goal Is to Help You Get Your Degree

Affordable

Boise State Online has among the most affordable tuition costs you will find but also offers Financial Aid options including scholarships, grants, and military benefits.

Collaborative

Faculty and instructional designers work together to develop state of the art interactive classes specialized for an online learning environment.

Flexible

Boise State Online Certificate and Degree Programs are offered in both full- and part-time year-round formats to fit your busy life.

Military Friendly

Boise State Online works with your GI Bill benefit and features additional tailored support through our Veteran Services team.

Supportive

A supportive team is here to assist you every step of the way in your academic career from application to graduation from Boise State.

We Bring the Blue to You

Boise State online students can be found across the nation and around the world. Join our online programs and go to school anytime and anywhere!

Facts and Figures

Who are the students enrolled in Boise State online programs? Find a snapshot of the Fall 2018 semester below.

  • Enrolled Student Residency:
    37% Idaho residents,
    63% out-of-state residents
  • Registration Status:
    46% registered as half- or less than half-time students,
    54% registered as 3/4 to full-time students.