Frequently Asked Questions
Course Cancellation by ISU
If Idaho State University cancels a course, students will receive a full refund of all fees paid.
Transfers
Students may transfer to another course offering at no charge when the request is made at least two days before the course start date and space is available. For online classes, transfers may be requested within 30 days of the course start date if coursework has not begun.
Student-Initiated Cancellations and Refunds
To be eligible for a refund, students must notify our office at least two days before the course start date. Approved refunds are issued less a processing fee of $15 or 10% of the course fee, whichever is greater. Online courses begin immediately after payment, unless otherwise noted.
No refund will be issued when cancellation notice is received fewer than two days before the course start date or after the course has begun.
Snow Policies and School Closures
If the University closes during the day because of severe weather or another emergency, evening classes are also canceled. We will make every effort to reschedule affected classes.
If classes are not canceled but weather conditions are poor, use your best judgment when deciding whether to attend. If you are unsure, call (208) 282-3372.
Reasonable Accommodation
Reasonable accommodations may be available for students with disabilities that affect class participation. To help ensure timely support, please notify the ADA Disability and Resource Center before the class begins at (208) 282-3599.
Privacy Policy
Read our Privacy Policy.
Online: Visit All Programs, select an area of interest, and choose the class you want.
By phone: Call (208) 282-3372, Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Visa and MasterCard are accepted. Registration is complete once payment is received.
In person: Bring a completed registration form and payment by check, cash, purchase order, Visa, or MasterCard to Continuing Education and Workforce Training, Roy F. Christensen Building, 777 Memorial Drive, Building 48, Room 184.
By mail: Mail a completed registration form and full payment by check, purchase order, Visa, or MasterCard to Continuing Education and Workforce Training, 921 S. 8th Ave., Stop 8380, Pocatello, ID 83209. Please print or type clearly; unreadable forms cannot be processed.
By fax: Fax your registration form to (208) 282-2162. Fax registrations must include Visa or MasterCard information and your signature.
We accept Visa and MasterCard online, by phone, fax, mail, or in person. Cash, checks, and money orders are accepted by mail or in person. Additional payment options may be available for certain programs.
Registration is not complete until fees are paid. Unless otherwise noted, registration is open until a class is filled or until two days before the class begins. Complete registrations are accepted on a first-come, first-served basis.
Additional payment options may be available for certain programs. Learn more about payment assistance.
Unless otherwise noted, registration remains open until a class is full or until two days before it begins. We encourage early registration because many classes fill before the start date.
Classes with low enrollment may be canceled. Registering and paying early helps reserve your place and supports offering the class.
Our catalog is mailed to most Southeast Idaho residents each spring and fall. You may also download the current catalog.
For the most current course information, visit our online class schedule. Online listings are the source for all printed schedule materials.
Classes titled Online are held using Zoom. Students need a computer or mobile device with adequate internet access, speakers or headphones, and a microphone. A webcam may be required.
Download the Zoom app or client from Zoom's download page. Students will receive connection instructions by email a few days before class begins and may also find the Zoom link on the My Account page.
Classes titled Web Hybrid or Web Supplemented use Moodle, which can be accessed through My Account.
Some classes may require books or other supplies. Check the course details and your registration confirmation for required book information. Online course materials are normally included.
We make every effort to offer all advertised classes. Credit-free courses are self-supporting, and course-related expenses are paid through student fees.
Courses that do not meet minimum enrollment may be canceled. If this occurs, we will notify you and make every effort to transfer you to another section, identify an alternative course, or issue a full refund.
After you register and pay for a class, you will receive a confirmation by email or mail. The confirmation includes the class location and, when applicable, a campus map.
For additional help, call (208) 282-3372.
Parking can be limited on the main campus. After 4 p.m. and on weekends, Public Safety does not issue tickets for regular parking spaces. Do not park in official spaces, loading zones, or accessible parking spaces without the appropriate permit.
Parking passes are required for classes held between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m.
Community Members
A Community Parking Pass is available for purchase in person at the ISU Parking Office.
ISU-Affiliated Students
Student parking permits may be purchased online or in person at the ISU Parking Office.
Free Parking Option
Free parking is available in General Lot 14 near the ICCU Dome.
Refer to the ISU Parking Map for locations and details. The closest lots to the Roy F. Christensen Building are G10 near Reed Gym, G13 between Gale Life Science and Albion Buildings, and G12 near Holt Arena on Memorial Drive.
Our office is located in the Roy F. Christensen Building, 777 Memorial Drive, Building 48, Room 184, on the ISU campus.
During the school year, our main office in the Roy F. Christensen Building, Room 184, is open Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Summer office hours are Monday through Friday from 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Online registration is available anytime.
No. Continuing Education and Workforce Training classes are non-credit and do not typically qualify for traditional financial aid.
Most classes are graded satisfactory or unsatisfactory. If a potential employer needs more detailed information and you authorize its release, we may be able to provide a numerical average in some cases.
Most classes are non-credit and open to anyone age 16 or older. A high school diploma or GED may be required for certain specialized classes.