What does College of Idaho do?

The College of Western Idaho (CWI) is a public community college located in the Treasure Valley of Southwest Idaho. Established in 2007, it is the largest community college in Idaho, serving over 31,000 students each year. CWI offers a range of academic and career-technical programs, including more than 60 degree and certificate options, designed to support students in their educational and career goals. CWI provides associate degrees in arts and sciences, applied sciences, and various certificates for skill development. The college also focuses on workforce training, offering customized programs for local businesses and industries. With a commitment to accessibility, CWI maintains a 97% acceptance rate and provides support services for diverse student demographics, including high school graduates, working professionals, and adult learners. The college operates multiple campuses and community locations to ensure education is accessible to all residents in the region.