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Distance learning from ISI
Independent Study in Idaho (ISI) was created in 1973 by the Idaho State Board of Education as a cooperative of four accredited Idaho institutions. Member institutions include:

Independent Study in Idaho delivers college level distance education courses in online and print-based formats. ISI college courses, sponsored by the cooperating institutions, parallel their on-campus counterparts in content and completion standards. Idaho residency is not required.

ISI students
People from all walks of life, throughout the world, take ISI courses to:

begin college programs early,
resolve on-campus class-time conflicts,
satisfy prerequisites,
pursue professional development, or,
for personal enrichment.

ISI courses are designed to help students pace themselves in their learning. The flexible program allows students to:

enroll at any time, from any place,
take up to one year, if needed, to complete their course.

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News:

Courses:
- Phil 361: Professional Ethics: Agricultural Ethics Nov 2009
- Psyc 415: History and Systems of Psychology October 2009
- Ed 344: Elementary School Science Methods September 2009
- LibS 420/520: Classification and Cataloging September 2009
- Acct 202: Introduction to Managerial Accounting August 2009
- Math 253: Introduction to Statistics July 2009
- Engl 101: Introduction to College Writing June 2009
- Psyc 419: Adult Development and Aging June 2009

Effective May 2008, ISI no longer offers High School Courses.
Effective January 1, 2008 students may purchase one six-month course extension per course. A second six-month extension will no longer be offered.