“I see ahead a great season of creativity and innovation, a season of powerful new ideas and new curricula all across this campus. I see inquiry and scholarship that is blessed with inspiration because it is done by faculty whose hearts are right, whose eyes are single to the glory of God, and who desire nothing in their work but to bless the lives of their students.”
- President Kim B. Clark
Announcements
- FDCOM 201 Discontinuation
- What do I do if classes are full?
- Winter registration opens Nov. 2
- When can I register?
Foundations for New Students
As new students prepare to resigter for their first semester at BYU-Idaho, it is helpful to consider the recommended sequence of Foundations classes located in the catalog. Please be aware that the catalog sequencing is only a recommended sequence. Many other sequencing alternatives are possible. Students should plan their schedule in a manner that best suits their declared major and individual needs. Major specific Satellite Advising Centers are available to help students.
First Semester Foundation Classes to Consider Taking:
| Course Number | Course Title | Course Credits |
| FDENG 101 | Writing and Reasoning | 3.0 |
| FDSCI 101 | Science Foundations | 2.0 |
| FDREL | Many options are available. See class schedule and catalog for details. | 2.0-3.0 |
| FDMAT 108 | Mathematical Tools for the Real World | 3.0 |
| FDAMF 101 | American Foundations | 3.0 |
| FDWLD 101* or FDHUM* |
World Foundations I or Many humanities foundation classes are available. See class schedule and catalog for details. |
2.0-3.0 |
| FDINT* | Many international foundation classes are available. See class schedule and catalog for details. | 2.0 |
* Please note that these courses fulfill the same requirement. FDHUM and FDINT classes can be taken together or, students can take FDWLD 101 and 201. Students should pick one option and be sure not to mix taking FDWLD with FDHUM or FDINT.