Idaho State University
Registration Deadlines:
ISU Early College Program requires students to be 16 or have completed half of their high school graduation requirements and have a 2.7 unweighted GPA.
Fall 2024
- Registration and Drop Deadline without “W” and no assessed fee: Friday, October 11, 2024
- Drop deadline to withdraw from Fall courses, no refund: Friday, October 25, 2024
Spring 2025
- Registration and Drop Deadline without “W” and no assessed fee: Friday, February 14, 2025
- Withdraw deadline (drop a course with a “W” on transcript) from Spring courses Friday, March 14, 2025
ISU Contact Info
Suzanne Peck
Senior Dual Credit Coordinator
208-557-9566
Early College Program
ecp@isu.edu
208-282-6067
Summer 2024
- Registration and Drop Deadline without “W” and no assessed fee: Friday, June 21, 2024
- Withdraw deadline (drop a course with a “W” on transcript) from Summer courses: Friday, July 12, 2024
ISU Registration Checklist
- Talk to your parents and your school Site Coordinator/Counselor about dual credit courses offered through IDLA. Be sure to discuss the benefits and drawbacks of college credit available through a dual credit course. A full list of course offerings can be found on the IDLA Course Catalog.
- Be sure you meet any prerequisite requirements for the course prior to registering for the course.
- Work with your Site Coordinator to register for the course through IDLA.
- Check your registration confirmation email for the course start date and other important information.
- Create a Dual Enroll Account
- If you have previously taken a Dual Enrollment class through another institution that uses Dual Enroll (CWI, BSU, CSI, U of I, CEI), you will already have a Dual Enroll account set up. You will use your same Dual Enroll login and password on ISU’s login page (isu.dualenroll.com) to login to register for your ISU classes. Please do not create another account. If you don’t know whether or not you have an existing account, please ask. Upon logging in, you will complete the application and registration steps listed.
- Go to https://isu.dualenroll.com and click on CREATE MY ACCOUNT.
- Complete the New Student Registration form. Provide all information including a login name and password. All fields marked with a red asterisk (*) are required. You must provide either an email account or cell phone number to create the account. If a cell phone is used, standard text message rates will apply.
- Once you click Create Account, you’ll receive either a text message with an activation code or an email with a link to confirm your account. You must confirm your account before you can proceed with the registration. If using email, be sure to check your junk and spam folders for the email.
- Complete the application steps. Completed steps are listed in green under Application Steps, and the current step is shown in orange. Complete all required fields which are marked with an asterisk and click the update button after each step. Note: Parent contact information cannot be the same as the student contact information.
- Register for classes
- Click on the Courses tab to review the list of available courses. Click on the course name to see the detailed class description and available sections.
- When you’ve made your decision on a course and section, click the REGISTER button to start the registration process. If the course you have selected has prerequisites, you will be prompted to continue with the registration if the prerequisites are met or to choose a different course.
- You may choose to: Select another course, view registration status, or logout.
- You will receive an email from ISU letting you know when your registration is complete or if they need more information from you.
- Note: If your parents are having a problem with the consent, you can click on Resend or Change contact under the Steps column, update the parent contact information, and/or resend the consent link to your parent.
- Talk to your parents and your schoolSite Coordinator/Counselor about Advanced Opportunities funds provided by the State of Idaho. Determine whether or not to use these funds to pay for the cost of your college credits.
- Using Advanced Opportunity funding? Work with your school Site Coordinator/Counselor to register through the state Advanced Opportunities portal.
- Not using Advanced Opportunity funding?
- Payment can be made via an online check or a credit/ debit card via MyISU for courses and fees not covered by Advanced Opportunity funding. Please be aware that payments with a card are charged a 2.75 percent convenience fee.
Students who register for a class and decide not to take it for ISU credit, will need to login to MyISU and either drop or withdrawal from the course by the appropriate deadline (please see course syllabus). If the course is not dropped by the deadline, the student is obligated to pay the course tuition to the university. Deadlines are strictly enforced and high school and college registrations are separate.
NOTE: If the students fails to drop or withdraw through BengalWeb they will remain registered at the university for the course. Should they not complete the course, a failing grade will be posted to their permanent college transcript. If a student does not successfully complete their course (fail, quit attending, or withdraw), for which the state had paid a reimbursement, the student must pay for and successfully earn credit or complete one course before the State Department of Education may pay any further courses for the student.
- Dropped Classes: The class that is dropped will not appear on a student’s transcript and the student will not owe the university tuition for the course.
- Withdrawn Classes: The class that the student withdraws from will appear on the student’s transcript with a “W” and the student will still owe the university for the course
IDLA Program Pathways: ISU Dual Credit Education
The Dual Credit Education roadmap is a sequence of courses for students interested in working in the education field. Students progressing through this sequence of courses will learn about topics such as the historical background on the U.S. educational system, relationships between school, family, and the community, and developmental characteristics of learners at all grade levels. Students completing the full sequence will earn 10 university credits towards an Idaho State University education degree.
This course sequence is supported by a partnership between IDLA and Idaho State University. Courses are articulated for dual credit, enabling students to earn both high school and university credit through the same course. Information about course registration and use of Fast Forward funds available through the State Department of Education can be found on the Advanced Opportunities page.
Program Pathway:
- Dual Credit Foundations of American Education (ISU)
- Dual Credit Families, Communities, and Culture (ISU)
- Dual Credit Development and Individual Differences (ISU)
- Dual Credit Education Field Practicum (ISU)
If you are interested in pursing this pathway, work with your counselor or site coordinator to build the pathway into your course plan.