It can be helpful to visualize the various ways you can earn 30 credits in an academic year, so the following table illustrates multiple options available to you. No matter how you add it up, whether 15 + 15 or 12 + 12 + 6, 30 credits per academic year will equal big savings for you!
Fall semester | Spring Semester | Summer Semester | Annual Total | |
Full-Time | 15 | 15 | 30 Credits | |
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Full-Time With Summer | 12 | 12 | 6 | 30 Credits |
Full and Part-Time Mixed | 15 | 9 | 6 | 30 Credits |
A course catalog is an important tool for CSI students, which you can access online from the main CSI web page by clicking Current Students, and then Catalog. You can also purchase a printed copy at the CSI Bookstore. Within the Catalog, you will find information about your degree program and a semester plan to complete it.
One of your best resources to help you graduate on time is your advisor. While you may initially meet with an advisor in Eagle Central in the Taylor Building, you will likely transition to a major faculty advisor in your area of study after your first semester. Make a regular habit of meeting with your advisor prior to each new semester to double-check your progress, review your upcoming schedule, and ensure you are on track for graduation.
If you don’t know who your advisor is, contact the CSI Advising Center:
Eagle Central, Taylor Building, Main Campus
208-732-6250
enrollment@csi.edu
As a CSI student, you have access to many people and tools to help you succeed, including:
You also have an important tool available to you in MyCSI known as your graduation audit, and you should pay regular attention to it. Here’s how to find it: