Photo of the Day
UCA Cheerleading Camp at NIC
Photographer: Chris Pfeiffer
College Calendar
May 2008
9 Curriculum Day - Day classes not in session. Classes that meet at 4 p.m. or later are in session.12 - 16 Fall Semester textbook buy back at Mica Peak Exchange Bookstore
12 - 15 Final exams
15 Payment due by 5 p.m. for students who registered on or before May 15 for Summer Session. If registering after May 15, payment is due by 5 p.m. June 2.
15 Spring Semester ends
For Prospective Students
Please Tell Us About Yourself
In order to advise you about how best to apply at NIC, we need to know a little more about you. Please click on the link below that best describes you. Each link will take you through a series of steps to help you determine the classes you need, how much it costs, how to apply, and how to enroll.
- New Student
I have never attended college before and I want to apply to a degree or certificate program. - Transfer Student
I want to apply to a degree or certificate program and I have attended college before. - Former Student
I am not currently attending North Idaho College but have previously attended and wish to continue my education at NIC. - Non-degree Student (Credit)
I am not seeking a degree but I would like to take some classes for credit. - Non-degree Student (Non-Credit)
I am not seeking a degree but I would like to take some non-credit classes. - High School Student Seeking Dual Credit Student
I am attending high school or I am home schooled and I would like to take classes that will grant me high school and college credit. - Tech Prep Student
I am a high school student enrolled in a technical course and want to get college credit. - International Student
I am not a U.S. citizen or permanent resident and I wish to attend with a student visa. - Senior Citizen
I am looking for classes for individuals over 60.
What Students Say About NIC
"The best part about NIC is the fact that you can start here and get most of your classes done at a cheaper price than a four-year college. It's a nice way to get introduced to college life. NIC is one of the best schools there is and you would love it."
Samantha Jean Johnson
High School Dual Credit (WINGS) Student and Recipient of the Windermere/Coeur d'Alene Realty Foundation North Idaho College Dual Credit Scholarship
Majoring in Business Administration
Post Falls , ID
"NIC was the most affordable option for me. Most people think that there's nothing to do at a community college, but that's not true of NIC. There's intramural sports, an outdoor recreation program, collegiate sports and an activities center with shuffleboard, pool and a plasma TV. It's not just an education here, it feels like home."
Nate Knaggs
Majoring in General Studies
Sandpoint, ID
"School fell right into place, so I went with it. It wasn't just getting an education, it was also learning new job skills with an actual future to it. The more educated a person is, the more opportunities they have, which usually translates into a person being more involved in their community."
Tim Fort
NIC Alumnus and Lead Computer Technician for the Kellogg School District
Graduated in Computer Information Technology
Kellogg, ID