College of Southern Idaho

College of Southern Idaho is a public, 2-year college that offers associate degrees, certificates and transfer programs to students in the Twin Falls area. With 6,876 students enrolled from all around the state, College of Southern Idaho has become one of the largest colleges in America.

 Founded in 1967 as a junior college with only 20 faculty members and 400 students, today College of Southern Idaho enrolls more than 7200 students each semester. The school was established on September 15th 1967 by an act passed by the Idaho Legislature.

The College of Southern Idaho (CSI) is a public community college in Twin Falls, Idaho. CSI offers over 60 career and technical education programs to prepare students for the workforce or transfer to four-year institutions. The school enrolls about 6,000 students annually with a 26% graduation rate within 150% of what it takes to complete their degree.

College of Southern Idaho is a public 2-year college located in Twin Falls. College of Southern Idaho has an enrollment of 6,876 students and provides 44 undergraduate degrees as well as 28 graduate certificates. The college was founded in 1936.

The College of Southern Idaho is one of the four public 2-year colleges in Idaho. The campus is located in Twin Falls town and has a total enrollment of 6,876 students as reported by the NCES 2017 report. Every year 26% of graduating class students graduate 150% faster than expected.

College of Southern Idaho is one of the four public 2-year colleges in Idaho. The campus is located in Twin Falls town. According to the NCES 2017 report, a total of 6,876 students attend the school every year and 26% of them graduate in 150% time it takes to complete their studies.

Location: United States, Idaho