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The College of Idaho has a friendly, welcoming atmosphere. They are eager to help prospective students in anyway possible and they help you feel at home. Their PEAK Curriculum is unique to C of I and helps students get on the right track to a well rounded life.

Smart, sophisticated, pretty

The College of Idaho is a small, private liberal arts college with a very tight-knit community and lots of fun.

From a scale from one to ten, I'll give it an eight. The students that attend here make you feel welcomed and a part of the Coyote family. Not a lot of students, about less than 2000, but it is about quality and not quantity

The College of Idaho's small campus provides a sense of community you won't find at a larger university. Professors are willing to help students with their studies whenever students ask.

The College of Idaho offers a small community without sacrificing academic rigor, sports programs, and opportunities to participate in clubs and other activities on and off campus.

A well rounded, overall small campus. Genuine community easy going environment. Helpful professors; advisers, and counselors.

I love The College of Idaho, and am learning a great deal there. All of the professors really encourage all of the students, even ones that aren't theirs, and take real interest in them. The only disappointing area is the cost, but in the end, my education will more than make up for it.

This university is an established liberal arts school with a beautiful campus. There is a great sense of community in Caldwell and is the perfect home for a student looking for that small-town feel. There are plenty of volunteer opportunities and fun activities for students.

If you want a close-knit academic community, I definitely recommend this school. The professors are willing to work with you one-on-one and are extremely nice and understanding, and the students are more welcoming than I have ever experienced. It will make the four years you spend here fly by.