• www.boisestate.edu
• Admissions Information for Transfer Students
• NIC transfer agreements with BSU
• Transfer Course Equivalency *
• Boise State Online Student Success Coaches
• Online Promotional Video
• Monthly Information Sessions

Transferring to Boise State University?

• Step One: Research the degree(s) you are interested in attaining at Boise State University
• Step Two: Confirm transferable course to Boise State University by using the Transfer Guide.*

Boise State University accepts both NIC's AA degree and AS degree. Speak with your NIC advisor to determine which Associates degree is the right choice for you.

* Note: Transfer Guides and course articulations are subject to change. Students should be sure to contact an advisor at Boise State University to confirm transfer guides and degree requirements. For questions about transferring email transfer@boisestate.edu.

If you are interested in transferring into a fully online bachelor's degree, you can see a list of available online degrees and certificates. Contact online@boisestate.edu with questions regarding online options.

• Idaho State University Home
• Admissions Information for Transfer Students
• NIC Bengal Bound Partnership with ISU
• Connect with an Idaho State University representative

Transferring to Idaho State University?

• Step One: Research the degree(s) you are interested in attaining at Idaho State University
• Step Two: Confirm transferable course to Idaho State University by contacting the office of Undergraduate Admissions at (208) 282-2475 or admiss@isu.edu

Idaho State University accepts both NIC's AS and AA degree. Speak with your NIC advisor to determine which NIC Associates degree is the right choice for you.

* Note: Transfer Guides and course articulations are subject to change. Students should be sure to contact an advisor at Idaho State University to confirm transfer guides and degree requirements.

Welcome to Lewis-Clark State College! LC State partners with North Idaho College for a seamless transfer process, whether you are in-person, online, or a mix of both.

Learn about attending our main campus in Lewiston and how you can get involved on our warm and friendly campus all while getting your degree!

Explore LC State:

• Learn about our 130+ certificate and degree options offered through our Lewiston campus
• Virtually visit campus through our Student Led Video Tour.
• Schedule a campus tour with Admissions
• Learn how to become a Warrior using our “Get Started” online guide
• Explore LC State’s Affordability, cost of attendance, and more.
• LC Express Transfer Guides: Explore program plans between NIC and LC State
• Explore life as a student in Lewiston!
• Interested in living on campus? You can find our housing options online!

Steps to Transfer to LC State

Step 1: Explore your Degree options

Learn more about what degrees we offer in-person in Lewiston or CDA, fully online, or a blend of both. In Lewiston, we offer over 130 certificate and degree options!

Need help or deciding between a few? Our Enrollment Specialist, Dana, can help walk you through the different programs we offer!

Step 2: Learn How Your Credits Transfer

Using our LC Express Transfer Guides, you can learn what credits will be needed for your entire degree! You can visit our Transfer Guides or learn what classes transfer in as what through our “How Will Your Credits Transfer?” page.

• All A.A. and A.S. degrees earned at NIC satisfy LC State General Core Requirements, meaning you’ll be “core complete”.
• Students earning an A.A.S. degree may have additional core classes to earn upon transferring. Check with your enrollment specialist for more information.

Need help? No problem! Enrollment Specialist Dana can do an unofficial exploration of your transfer credits with you.

Note: Transfer Guides are subject to change. Contact LC State CDA with any questions.

Step 3: Apply Online

Our application is easy and FREE to complete! Apply online at apply.lcsc.edu.

Be sure to stay up-to-date on any application dates and deadlines as well as our Priority Deadline, which relates to scholarships and Financial Aid!

Step 4: Submit your transcripts!

Your next step is to submit all official college and university transcripts from the schools you have previously attended (even if it was for only one credit). 

• You can order your college transcripts through the National Student Clearinghouse.
• High School Transcripts can be requested through your high school Registrar's Office.
• GED scores can be ordered online.
• Transcripts can be sent electronically/through email to admissions@lcsc.edu or by mail to:

Lewis-Clark State College
Admissions Department
500 8th Ave. Lewiston, ID 83501

You can submit all unofficial transcripts by uploading them to your Application Portal in the “Documents” tab! This can get you “tentatively admitted” (you can register for classes, but not receive financial aid).

If you are currently attending an institution, you can upload the unofficial transcript for that school. Once your grades/degree posts for your final semester at the school, then you can order your official to be sent to us.

Interested in taking classes at LC State and NIC at the same time? You can with concurrent enrollment! You can visit our Concurrent Enrollment webpage or reach out to LC State CDA for more information and how to begin the process.

Get Connected to your Representative

Have questions about what degree to choose, need help applying, or just want to explore your options with LC State?

Let’s talk! Get in touch with the Lewis-Clark State College Coeur d’Alene Enrollment Specialist, Dana Parsons. Dana is located in Coeur d’Alene, in the DeArmond Building on NIC’s campus!

She can help with students looking to transfer to CDA or Lewiston!

Dana Parsons:
Call: (208) 292-2685
Text: (208) 494-9906
Email: dmparsons@lcsc.edu

Welcome to Lewis-Clark State College Coeur d’Alene! LC State partners with North Idaho College for a seamless transfer process, whether you are in-person, online, or a mix of both.

Our dedicated CDA Student Services Staff and CDA faculty are here to help guide you through the admissions process.

Explore LC State:

• LC State CDA: Find a program that’s right for you.
• LC Express Transfer Guides: Explore program plans between NIC and LC State!
• Resources and Services: LC State CDA offers personalized care between LC State and NIC’s resources and services. Explore what’s available to you!
• Interested in learning more? Check out our events page for upcoming opportunities!
• Learn how to become a Warrior using our “Get Started” online guide!
• Explore LC State’s Affordability, cost of attendance, and more.

Get Connected to your Representative

Have questions about what degree to choose, need help applying, or just want to explore your options with LC State CDA?

Let’s talk! Get in touch with the Lewis-Clark State College Coeur d’Alene Enrollment Specialist, Dana Parsons. Dana is located in Coeur d’Alene, in the DeArmond Building on NIC’s campus!

Dana Parsons:
Call: (208) 292-2685
Text: (208) 494-9906
Email: dmparsons@lcsc.edu

Steps to Transfer to LC State CDA

Step 1: Explore your Degree options

Learn more about what degrees we offer in-person, fully online, or a blend of both.

Need help or deciding between a few? Our Enrollment Specialist, Dana, can help walk you through the different programs we offer!

Step 2: Learn How Your Credits Transfer

Using our LC Express Transfer Guides, you can learn what credits will be needed for your entire degree! You can visit our Transfer Guides or learn what classes transfer in as what through our “How Will Your Credits Transfer?” page.

• All A.A. and A.S. degrees earned at NIC satisfy LC State General Core Requirements, meaning you’ll be “core complete”.
• Students earning an A.A.S. degree may have additional core classes to earn upon transferring. Check with your enrollment specialist for more information.

Need help? No problem! Enrollment Specialist Dana can do an unofficial exploration of your transfer credits with you.

Note: Transfer Guides are subject to change. Contact LC State CDA with any questions.

Step 3: Apply Online

Our application is easy and FREE to complete! Apply online at apply.lcsc.edu.

Be sure to stay up-to-date on any application dates and deadlines as well as our Priority Deadline, which relates to scholarships and Financial Aid!

Step 4: Submit your transcripts!

Your next step is to submit all official college and university transcripts from the schools you have previously attended (even if it was for only one credit). 

• You can order your college transcripts through the National Student Clearinghouse.
• High School Transcripts can be requested through your high school Registrar's Office.
• GED scores can be ordered online.
• Transcripts can be sent electronically/through email to admissions@lcsc.edu or by mail to:

Lewis-Clark State College
Admissions Department
500 8th Ave. Lewiston, ID 83501

You can submit all unofficial transcripts by uploading them to your Application Portal in the “Documents” tab! This can get you “tentatively admitted” (you can register for classes, but not receive financial aid).

If you are currently attending an institution, you can upload the unofficial transcript for that school. Once your grades/degree posts for your final semester at the school, then you can order your official to be sent to us.

Interested in taking classes at LC State and NIC at the same time? You can with concurrent enrollment! You can visit our Concurrent Enrollment webpage or reach out to LC State CDA for more information and how to begin the process.

The College of Idaho Home
Admission Information for Transfer Students
Connect with an College of Idaho Transfer Representative
Research Undergraduate Degrees

Welcome to the University of Idaho!

Explore your opportunities:

• U of I: Learn what being a Vandal is all about!
• U of I in Coeur d’Alene: U of I’s academic center in Coeur d’Alene is for undergrad transfer students in online and select in-person programs.
• U of I Degrees: Browse the complete list of programs offered by U of I, including online and hybrid programs, as well as in-person programs in Coeur d’Alene and Moscow.
• Online Degrees: Explore programs and resources designed for distance learners. Online students in North Idaho are part of the U of I Coeur d’Alene family!
• Transfer Pathways: Designed specifically for transfer students from North Idaho College.
• Advisor Resources: Give personalized guidance every step of the way.
• Scholarships: Learn about scholarships for Idaho transfer students and WUE students (including Washington residents).  
• Financial Aid: Explore financial aid options for U of I students.
• Virtual Campus Tour: Take a virtual tour or schedule a Moscow campus visit.
• Virtual Transfer Info Sessions: Tune in online to learn more about transferring to U of I.
• Concurrent Enrollment: Start taking U of I classes at NIC now!
• Helpful Videos: Watch videos to guide your U of I exploration.

Meet Becky Byers

Becky Byers, Assistant Associate Director of Admissions, is ready to help you transfer to U of I. Located in the DeArmond Building on the NIC campus, Becky can answer your questions and assist with every step of the process.

📧 beckyb@uidaho.edu | 📞 208-292-2510
Schedule an in-person or virtual visit with Becky today!

Steps to Transfer to U of I

Step 1: Research Degrees
Explore programs offered at the Coeur d'Alene Center or view available online degrees.

Step 2: Plan Early
Coordinate with both your NIC and U of I advisors to map out your coursework. You can even start taking U of I classes now through concurrent enrollment!

Step 3: Apply Early
Applications are accepted year-round, but apply as soon as possible to meet the priority financial aid date and secure your class selections.

• Spring Registration: Opens in November
• Fall Registration: Opens in April

Transfer Credits

• Use the Transfer Guide Equivalency System or I Transfer Tool to confirm transferable courses.
• Both A.A. and A.S. degrees satisfy U of I’s General Education Requirements. Work with your NIC advisor to determine the best fit for your goals.

Note: Transfer guides and requirements are subject to change. Always consult a U of I advisor to confirm the latest information.

Welcome to the University of Idaho Coeur d'Alene!

Our partnership with North Idaho College makes it easy for Cardinals to transfer into select in-person 2+2 programs or to complete their bachelor’s degrees online with support and resources in the Lake City.

Explore your opportunities:

• U of I Coeur d’Alene: Finish your bachelor’s degree in person or online in Coeur d’Alene.
• Transfer Pathways: Designed specifically for NIC transfer students.
• Advisor Resources: Give personalized guidance every step of the way.
• Scholarships: Learn about scholarships for Idaho transfer students and WUE students (including Washington residents).  
• Financial Aid: Explore financial aid options for Vandals in Coeur d’Alene.
• Coeur d’Alene Campus Tour: Take a personalized tour of the Coeur d’Alene center.
• Virtual Transfer Info Sessions: Tune in online to learn more about transferring to U of I and/or U of I Coeur d’Alene.
• Concurrent Enrollment: Start taking U of I classes at NIC now!
• Online Degrees: Explore programs and resources designed for distance learners. Online students in North Idaho are part of the U of I Coeur d’Alene family!

Connect in Coeur d’Alene

U of I Coeur d’Alene faculty and staff are here to make sure you succeed and your transfer process is as smooth and efficient as possible.

Get in touch early and often with the faculty advisor for your program and Ellen Crabtree, Coeur d’Alene Director of Academics and Student Affairs. Reach Ellen at ecrabtree@uidaho.edu or 208-292-2672.

Steps to Transfer to U of I Coeur d’Alene

Step 1: Research Degrees
Explore programs offered at the Coeur d'Alene Center or view available online degrees.

Step 2: Plan Early
Coordinate with both your NIC and U of I Coeur d’Alene advisors to map out your coursework. You can even start taking U of I classes now through concurrent enrollment!

Step 3: Apply Early
Applications are accepted year-round, but apply as soon as possible to meet the priority financial aid date and secure your class selections.

• Spring Registration: Opens in November
• Fall Registration: Opens in April

Transfer Credits

• Use the Transfer Guide Equivalency System or I Transfer Tool to confirm transferable courses.
• Both A.A. and A.S. degrees satisfy U of I’s General Education Requirements. Work with your NIC advisor to determine the best fit for your goals.

Note: Transfer guides and requirements are subject to change. Always consult a U of I advisor to confirm the latest information.

• www.ewu.edu
• Admissions Information for Transfer Students
• Academic MAPs*
• Schedule 1-on-1 appointment
• Promotional Video
• EWU LookBook
• Visit/Virtual Events

Transferring to Eastern Washington University?

• Step One: Research the degree(s) you are interested in attaining at Eastern Washington University
• Step Two: Confirm transferable course to Eastern Washington University by using the Transfer Guide.*

Speak with your NIC advisor to determine which NIC Associates degree is the right choice for you.

* Note: Transfer Guides and course articulations are subject to change. Students should be sure to contact an advisor at Eastern Washington University to confirm transfer guides and degree requirements.

• www.gonzaga.edu
• Admissions Information for Transfer Students
• Transfer Advising Appointments

Transferring to Gonzaga University?

• Step One: Research the degree(s) you are interested in attaining at Gonzaga University
• Step Two: Confirm transferable course to Gonzaga University by using the Transfer Guide.*
• Step Three: Apply to Gonzaga University at www.gonzaga.edu/transferapp

Gonzaga University accepts both NIC's AS and AA degree. Speak with your NIC advisor to determine which NIC Associates degree is the right choice for you.

* Note: Transfer equivalencies and degree articulations are subject to change. Students should be sure to contact the Transfer Admission Counselor (Lindsey Spencer, spencerL2@gonzaga.edu) at Gonzaga University to confirm transfer guides and degree requirements.

• www.wsu.edu
• Admissions Information for Transfer Students
  

Transferring to Washington State University?

• Step One: Research the degree(s) you are interested in attaining at Washington State University.
  • View 4-year plans and course requirements
• Step Two: Confirm transferable course to Washington State University by using the Transfer Guide.*

Speak with your NIC advisor to determine which NIC Associates degree is the right choice for you.

Students, Faculty and Staff can find their rep at each of the WSU campuses.

* Note: Transfer Guides and course articulations are subject to change. Students should be sure to contact an advisor at Washington State University to confirm transfer guides and degree requirements.

Appointments

• www.whitworth.edu
• Admissions Information for Transfer Students
• Information for Whitworth School for Continuing Studies evening program

Transferring to Whitworth University?

• Step One: Research the degree(s) you are interested in attaining at Whitworth University.
• Step Two: Confirm transferable course to Whitworth University by using the Transfer Guide.*

Speak with your NIC advisor to determine which NIC Associates degree is the right choice for you.

* Note: Transfer Guides and course articulations are subject to change. Students should be sure to contact an advisor at Whitworth University to confirm transfer guides and degree requirements.

• www.carroll.edu
• Admission information for transfer students
• Carroll College Transfer Scholarships

Transferring to Carroll College?

• Step One: Research the degree(s) you are interested in attaining at Carroll College
• Step Two: Confirm transferable course to Carroll College by using the Transfer Guide.*

Speak with your NIC advisor to determine which NIC Associates degree is the right choice for you.

* Note: Transfer Guides and course articulations are subject to change. Students should be sure to contact an advisor at Carroll College to confirm transfer guides and degree requirements.

Carroll College Contact Information - transfer@carroll.edu or (406) 447-5406

• www.montana.edu
• Admissions Information for Transfer Students

Transferring to Montana State University?

• Step One: Research the degree(s) you are interested in attaining at Montana State University
• Step Two: Confirm transferable course to Montana State University by using the Transfer Guide.*

Speak with your NIC advisor to determine which NIC Associates degree is the right choice for you.

* Note: Transfer Guides and course articulations are subject to change. Students should be sure to contact an advisor at Montana State University to confirm transfer guides and degree requirements.

• www.umt.edu
• Schedule a meeting with a recruiter
• Admissions Information for Transfer Students
• Video of the University of Montana

Transferring to University of Montana?

• Step One: Research the degree(s) you are interested in attaining at University of Montana
• Step Two: Confirm transferable course to University of Montana by using the Transfer Guide.*

Speak with your NIC advisor to determine which NIC Associates degree is the right choice for you.

* Note: Transfer Guides and course articulations are subject to change. Students should be sure to contact an advisor at University of Montana to confirm transfer guides and degree requirements.

Transfer Students

transfer.oregonstate.edu

www.pacificu.edu

www.pdx.edu

admissions.uoregon.edu/transfer

• To attend GCU online, connect with a University Development Counselor
• To attend GCU in person and on campus, connect with a University Admissions Counselor
• Attend an interactive virtual tour of campus 
• For all other transfer related questions

admissions.utah.edu/apply/transfer/

Western Governors University https://www.wgu.edu/

• NIC transfer pathways https://partners.wgu.edu/transferring-page 
• WGU in Idaho https://www.wgu.edu/partners/community-colleges...
• About video https://www.youtube.com/@wgu
• What is Competency-Based Education? https://www.wgu.edu/about/story/cbe.html

• Be sure that you understand the difference between unofficial and official transcripts. Official transcripts can be ordered online:

Order Now

• When ordering transcripts, be sure to check the other school’s deadline for when they need to receive the transcript.
  • Transcripts can be ordered at any point during the semester. There is an option to send after final grades post and/or after the program posts.
• Any balance must be paid in full to avoid having a hold on your transcripts.

• When submitting your FAFSA, be sure to leave NIC’s school code off but add the school code for your new school.
• It is important that you follow up with the Financial Aid Office at your new school to check on financial aid and other institutional resources they may have.

• Concurrent Enrollment info–UI and LCSC
• Not going to UI or LCSCbut still would like to finish NIC program despite transferring? Send transcripts back to NIC after completing courses from the newschool to fulfil graduation requirementfor NIC program
  • Steps –connect with advisor about transfer equivalencyof courses(add linkto transfer equivalency report)