Semester Tuition & Costs Comparison with Neighboring Schools
Average Cost of Tuition*
BYUI
Idaho
Utah
Nationally
In State Tuition
$2,400
$4,326
$3,877
$5,331
Out of State Tuition
$2,400
$13,749
$11,708
$11,815
Housing & Food
$2,590
$4,786
$4,243
$9,310
Books
$286
$579
$438
$625
TOTAL IN STATE
$5,276
$9,690
$8,557
$15,266
TOTAL OUT OF STATE
$5,276
$19,114
$16,389
$21,750
*Average Idaho cost is calculated from ISU, BSU, and U of I. Average Utah cost is calculated from UVU, USU, U of U, and SUU. National average from U.S. News Best Colleges. The figures above are up-to-date as of January 10, 2024.
All-New Scholarships Available
BYU-Idaho now offers 4-Year Merit and Returned Missionary Scholarships for incoming and current students.
Need-based scholarships are available for students facing financial barriers while working toward their educational goals. Students must complete the FAFSA before applying.
Federal loans are awarded to students who demonstrate financial need determined by the FAFSA. A student must be enrolled in at least 6 program applicable credits to receive these funds.
A Federal Pell Grant is aid awarded to undergraduate students who demonstrate exceptional financial need determined by the FAFSA. Pell Grants do not have to be repaid.
"I looked at a couple of different options including BYUI and a two-year junior college. I toured both of them and decided to come here because it was more affordable than the junior college, which is awesome.”
AJ Johnson Freshman, Majoring in Electrical Engineering