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How much does Early College cost?

Dual credit coursework enables high school students to make progress towards a college degree before they finish high school and save on the overall cost of a college education.

Apply for Advanced Opportunities Funding

Each Idaho high school student can apply for up to $4625 to apply toward dual credit college courses. All students who are attending a public high school in Idaho are eligible.  

Contact your high school counselor for more details and to apply for this funding.

Visit the Advance Opportunities Portal

Costs

 

 

“D” Courses

(at the high school)

All CSI Courses

(Online & On-Campus)

IDLA Courses

Total Course Cost

$75.00/credit

$75.00/credit

$75.00/credit

Maximum Covered by Fast Forward Funds

 

$75.00/credit

 

$75.00/credit

 

$75.00/credit

Student Owes (After Fast Forward Funds)

 

$0

 

$0

 

$0

 

  • Calculating Your Total Course Cost: (3 credit class X $75.00 per credit = $225.00 total)
  • To utilize Advanced Opportunities / Fast Forward funds, students need to request funding for each course through Advanced Opportunities. Please contact your high school for more information.

 

Please Note: If a student fails or withdraws from a dual credit course that was paid for with Advanced Opportunities (AO)funding, a hold will be placed on their AO account. To remove the hold, the student will be responsible for paying out of pocket for the next dual credit course they take (regardless of the course) and then passing that course BEFORE they are able to access Advanced Opportunities funding again. Please visit the Advanced Opportunities website for more information.

Making a payment

Students who need to pay for their dual credit course out of pocket can make payments online through MyCSI, in-person, or over the phone at (208) 732-6212

 

Textbooks

Students may be required to purchase textbooks and supplies. Students will be responsible for paying these fees out of pocket.

Some textbooks are available free or for reduced cost in digital form. Some CSI courses are part of the Inclusive Access program. Inclusive Access converts physical course materials into instantly accessible, totally interactive and adaptive digital content, while drastically reducing the cost to students. When you register in the Dual Enroll portal, you will see which classes have the reduced Inclusive Access book fee. For more details, see the CSI Bookstore's Inclusive Access FAQ.