BYU-Idaho has announced that it is currently accepting applications for the Fall 2026 and Winter 2027 semesters. The university's mission focuses on helping students become successful leaders in their homes, communities, and churches by following Jesus Christ within a shared value system.
University academic structure
The university operates on a full three-semester schedule consisting of Fall, Winter, and Spring terms. This structure is designed to help students graduate faster while maintaining small class sizes. The school year-round approach provides multiple start dates to allow for flexibility around internships or missions.
Important application deadlines
Prospective students should note the following application deadlines:
April 1 for the Spring semester
September 1 for the Fall semester
December 15 for the Winter semester
International and specific applicant details
Applicants are encouraged to submit their applications before the semester in which they intend to begin classes. International applicants should review specific international application deadlines for available terms.
Available enrollment tracks
BYU-Idaho provides several enrollment tracks tailored to different student needs. These include concurrent enrollment for high school students, early college options, and specific pathways for home and private school prospective students. The university also welcomes international students, Canadian residents, transfer students, returning students, and those seeking non-degree studies.
Required application information
To prepare for the application process, which takes approximately 10 minutes to complete, students should have the following information ready:
An associated Church Account membership record
A personal, non-school email address
Permanent and mailing addresses
High school graduation month and year
Unweighted GPA
College start date
Connecting with admissions staff
Prospective students can engage with the university by scheduling a campus tour or meeting with an admissions representative assigned to their specific area or high school. For those seeking assistance, the Admissions Office is available for guidance through the application process.
