College of Idaho — Local services in Caldwell

I basically had an entire minor where I paid to just do my own personal projects I was already doing. CompSci 0/10

Also they named a newer athletic building after a violent, homophobic, child abusing racist. When it was made clearly evident he simply had a conversation with HR and it was immediately forgotten. Despite repeated incidents the College seem to care more for his popularity with donors than their students' well-being.

Additionally they make you live on campus, buy their terrible meal plans, and good luck holding a full time job when nearly every professor's sending you hours of homework as a substitute for not teaching during actual class time. For how much it costs the non-athlete student with no parental support is at a distinct, almost insurmountable disadvantage.

Great place to send children if you want them to learn about the poor state of modern academia and drown them...

The College of Idaho is one of the top private liberal arts colleges in the country, and they deserve it. Small class sizes not only help you learn more efficiently, but the professors are able to give you more individual attention as far as class discussion and assignment feedback. You also get to know your fellow Yotes as your family. When you go to campus events, or even to the cafe, there is hardly a student you don't recognize. The classes that are offered are diverse and intriguing.

Student clubs and organizations are abundant on campus, and there are so many ways to get involved with whatever extracurricular activity you could imagine. From football games to amazing theatrical performances this college truly does have it all. I will always be a proud part of...

If there were do overs in life I'd go back to school here in a heart beat. Some of the most memorable times with some of the nicest people you could ever meet in life. In a matter of a few weeks you got to know most everyone including the professors. Small class size allowed for more one on one time if needed. 10 day breaks every six weeks allowed for many road trips to new adventures with new friends. Started up their soccer program back in 1985 when enrollment was probably 600+ students from all over...