Application Requirements
Former Student (no additional credit)
These are former full-time Ricks College or BYU-Idaho students, desiring to study on campus, who have no additional credit from another school or Institute program since last attending Ricks or BYU-I.
To be considered as a former student, you must submit the application and meet the admission requirements below. If you are a former full-time BYU-Idaho student returning from military service, visit the Military Readmission Policy page.
To be considered as a former student, you must submit the application and meet the admission requirements below. If you are a former full-time BYU-Idaho student returning from military service, visit the Military Readmission Policy page.
Former Student With Transfer Credit
These are former full-time Ricks College or BYU-Idaho students with additional credit from another school(s) or Institute program since last attending Ricks or BYU-I.
To be considered as a former student, you must have no additional credit since last enrolling at BYU-Idaho. Submit your application as a transfer student.
To be considered as a former student, you must have no additional credit since last enrolling at BYU-Idaho. Submit your application as a transfer student.
Requirements
Ecclesiastical Endorsement
Member applicants must be members in good standing (no unresolved restrictions of any kind) to be admissible to BYU-Idaho.
Non-Member applicants are required to abide by the Code of Honor and should review it thoroughly prior to applying. Interviews for non-member applicants can be conducted by a bishop of the Church of Jesus Christ or by their own ecclesiastical leader.
Non-Member applicants are required to abide by the Code of Honor and should review it thoroughly prior to applying. Interviews for non-member applicants can be conducted by a bishop of the Church of Jesus Christ or by their own ecclesiastical leader.
Former Students Minimum Academic Requirements
2.0 cumulative BYU-Idaho GPA
Legal Standing
Free from any type of unresolved legal restrictions including probation, parole, registrations requirements, etc.