As Idaho State University’s Farm Bureau Summer Community Theatre prepares for its production of “Dear Evan Hansen,” cast and crew members recently participated in a mental health workshop designed to help performers navigate the show’s emotionally complex themes while prioritizing their own well-being.
A College That Puts You First—And Gets Results
Idaho State University has been nationally recognized by the Carnegie Foundation and the American Council on Education as a leading institution for both accessibility and post-graduation earning potential.
What This Means for You:
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- ISU graduates earn up to 50% more than the national median income in their fields
- One of only 135 mid-sized U.S. universities designated as Professions-Based
- Backed by prestigious R2 Research designation for high research activity and doctorate production
- Recognized for broad student access across diverse backgrounds
The College of Arts and Letters was founded in 2010 with one goal in mind: Students first. From the social and behavioral sciences, to the humanities and fine arts, each program provides an impactful, life-changing educational experience. We prepare students to excel in an ever-changing world. We offer:
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- Dozens of undergraduate program options (certificates, minors, associate degrees, bachelor degrees)
- Over 20 advanced degree programs and certificates
- Online programs and courses
- A growing number of interdisciplinary offerings
Explore our programs and ROAR into your future!
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