1000 W. Garden Avenue
Coeur d'Alene, ID 83814

North Idaho College sits on land that has a rich history. From the time when the Coeur d'Alene Tribe used these lands as a gathering place, through the U.S. Army's use of the pristine land for a fort, through the current use as an educational facility, this special place on the shores of Lake Coeur d'Alene has been a focal point for the North Idaho region and the Pacific Northwest.

As a place of higher learning for 75 years, North Idaho college is steeped with tradition. The students, faculty, staff, and neighbors at this Idaho school take pride in the outdoor facilities, its buildings, the lakefront, and the traditions that surround the academic culture.

As a member of this community, you are brought into a family that celebrates these traditions and helps you establish ties with the campus. Whether you are a younger student or an older student, a community member or a visitor, your participation in North Idaho College traditions will be a part of your experience during your time at the Idaho school.

Quick Facts:

North Idaho College offers various types of degrees. These include the associate of arts, the associate of science, and the associate of applied science.

The average class at North Idaho College has 18 students so the student to faculty ratio allows for individualized attention.

The average age of all students at this Idaho school is 26, but there are both older and younger students that take classes and earn degrees at North Idaho College.

The largest major at North Idaho College is that of general studies, followed by nursing.

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