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The State Board of Education does not review or approve proprietary school programs or curriculum. Courses or certificated programs from non-accredited schools may not be accepted or recognized by accredited institutions, employers, or other entities. Some courses or programs offered by proprietary […] Learn More
Proprietary schools are postsecondary schools that offer courses of study but do not provide, offer, or sell degrees. Some courses offered by proprietary schools are also available through accredited postsecondary institutions.
The state of Idaho requires proprietary schools and private postsecondary institutions to register with the Idaho State Board of Education. Students of these schools and institutions may escalate complaints to the State Board of Education if they are unable to achieve resolution […] Learn More
Current listing of private postsecondary institutions registered with the Idaho State Board of Education.
Know the facts before investing in your private postsecondary education.
Private colleges and universities are postsecondary institutions that are accredited and authorized to grant degrees in the State of Idaho.
Idaho Code 33-101 provides that the State Board of Education has constitutional general supervision and governance of public postsecondary institutions.
Idaho Code §33-113 charges the Board to define the limits of all public instruction to assure that educational needs are met and in a manner that prevents duplication of services.
Academic program and staff development aims to enhance and support excellence in academic practice at Idaho postsecondary institutions across leadership, professional skills, research and teaching.
The Idaho Dental Education Program (IDEP) provides financial support for a limited number of Idaho students admitted to the School of Dentistry at Creighton University in Omaha, Nebraska
