The most important contact for assistance with any question regarding classroom expectations, assignments, test information, grades, how to study for class, study groups, etc. Instructor’s contact information and office hours may be accessed through the online directory.
Advisors help students in educational planning, registration, graduation requirements, familiarity with degree and certification requirements, career preparation, college policies and procedures, transfer assistance, and many other academic needs. Students who are unaware of their major advisor or how to contact them should call or visit the Admissions and Records Office
(208)732-6795 or the Advising Center (208)732-6250.
The Advising Center provides information about attending CSI, assistance with making educational plans including placement test interpretation, choosing courses, choosing or changing a major, locating advisors, referral to other resources on campus, general decision-making, and problem-solving help. The Advising Center is located in the Matrix, inside the Taylor Administration Building. The Advising Center can be reached at (208)732-6250.
The Academic Development Center (ADC), various educational services including placement testing, math and writing assistance, peer tutoring, and basic level courses in math, reading, writing, vocabulary, spelling, and English as a Second Language (ESL). In addition, the ADC offers study skills courses at various levels based upon results on the CSI placement test. The ADC is located in the Meyerhoeffer Library on the 2nd floor. The ADC can be reached
at (208)732-6530.
Career & Counseling Services (CCS), provides the community with resources for career planning and life long learning through individual career assessment and counseling, job hunting workshops, short-term individual personal counseling, and referral to other resources. They are located on the 2nd floor of the Taylor Administration Building in room 272 .The CCS can be reached at (208)732-6260.
Student Disability Services (SDS), provides assistance to students with documented disabilities regarding equal access, accommodations, and general support. The SDS is located on the second floor in the Taylor Administration Building. The SDS can be reached at (208) 732-6260.
Multicultural Student Services (MSS), provides comprehensive referral support to multicultural and international students which includes peer mentoring, cultural events, programming, orientations, visa and immigration information, and conversation partners for non-native speakers. The MSS is located on the second floor in the Taylor Administration Building. The MSS can be reached at (208)732-6292.
The Student Health Center (SHC), provides medical care to both fulltime and part-time students through the service of a nurse practitioner. Services include routine medical care and treatment of minor injuries and illnesses. Services are provided without an office call charge and medications are available at a reduced rate through a local pharmacy. Referral to a local physician or for additional lab work is also available and students are billed directly for those referral services. The SHC is located on the west side of campus, north of the Washington Street entrance. The SHC can be reached at (208)732-6675.
The College of Southern Idaho (CSI) provides educational services for veterans needing assistance with the use of their educational benefits and educational planning. Veterans should contact Carol Carlile,Veteran’s Certifying Official, or the Advising Center located in the Matrix Center, inside the Taylor Administration Building. Veterans eligible to receive Veteran Affairs (VA) educational benefits will be responsible for and subject to CSI’s tuition, catalog policies and scholastic conditions, and VA regulations. Veterans receiving educational benefits may also be eligible for other financial aid program opportunities through the CSI Financial Aid and Scholarship Office.