Workforce Development Financial Information

Payment in full or satisfactory payment arrangements for Workforce Development classes at College of Western Idaho (CWI) are required at the time of registration. 

  • Students are responsible to withdraw from classes they do not plan to attend and are liable for all charges unless withdrawal is completed prior to the refund deadline. For questions about refunds, please review the Refund/Drop Policy.
  • Delinquent account balances will be turned over to a collection agency. Any fees associated with the collection of the debt are the responsibility of the student. 

Payment Options

Payment in Full

Payment for your classes may be made online at the time of registration using one of the following payment methods:

  • Mastercard, Visa, or Discover credit or debit card
  • Electronic check

Payment in Person

To use alternate methods of payment or to pay by phone, please visit or call One Stop Student Services at 208.562.3000.

Payment by Mail

Checks are accepted by mail made payable to College of Western Idaho.

Mail to:

COLLEGE OF WESTERN IDAHO
ATTN STUDENT ACCOUNTS
MS 1000
5500 E OPPORTUNITY DR
NAMPA ID  83687 

  • Please include your student ID number on the bottom left of the check.
  • Check payments must be issued in U.S. dollars, and drawn on, or payable through, a U.S. bank.
  • Refunds on check payments, including traveler's checks, will not be issued earlier than 15 business days after payment is received.

Payment Plans

Some programs may be eligible for a payment plan. Contact wd@cwi.edu to learn more. 

Scholarships

Scholarships are available for qualified students to help cover costs associated with Workforce Development classes. As scholarship funds are not guaranteed, alternate payment arrangements must be made at the time of registration. 

Apply for Scholarships

Advanced Opportunities Funding

Advanced Opportunities funding may be utilized by students in high school to pay for select Workforce Development courses at CWI including: 

  • HVAC Apprenticeship: Year 1, Courses A and B
  • Electrical Apprenticeship: Year 1, Courses A and B
  • Plumbing Apprenticeship: Year 1, Courses A and B

Contact Workforce Development to learn more or register. 

Veteran Benefits

Veterans may be entitled to assistance with college expenses. Funds may also be available for spouses and dependents.

Visit Veterans and Military Family Services for questions regarding: 

  • Applying for benefits
  • VA benefits and non-credit classes

Apprenticeships

If you are enrolled in an apprenticeship program (Electrical, HVAC, or Plumbing), please work with the State VA Coordinator to use your VA benefits.

Idaho Division of Veterans Service

Additional Funding Options