As a new student, you will first meet with an enrollment specialist. After you have completed your first semester, you may begin to transition to a faculty advisor in your program of study.
Advising appointments will be very valuable to you as you discuss your academic goals, class schedule, student success tips, and time-sensitive information you will need to know.
Hear from real CSI students about how meeting with an advisor each semester has helped them stay on track, plan ahead, and reach their goals. In this video, you’ll learn how to connect with your advisor and what to expect from a helpful, one-on-one advising session.
Don't know who your advisor is? Visit the student success advising page that lists all majors and their respective advisors.
Your advisor will be ready to answer your questions! Here are a few you can ask:
Why Do I Need One?
You will need your CSI Student ID for:
Where Do I Get One?
ID cards are available on the main campus at the Eagle Central in the Taylor Building, the Library, Health Sciences and Human Services (HSHS), and the CSI off-campus centers in Burley and Gooding.
Each semester you will need to get a current semester sticker for your CSI Student ID, also available at these same locations. You can receive your sticker after your tuition is paid in full or you have completed a tuition loan agreement.
What if I'm an Online-Only Program Student?
If you need an ID card, please come to one of the main campus or off-campus center locations just mentioned.
What if I Lose my Student ID?
If you need a replacement CSI Student ID, the fee is $3. Please come to any of the locations listed above.