General Information
Information about the institutional and programmatic accreditation status, including accrediting bodies, current standing, and how to obtain accreditation documentation.
Information about assistance available for those seeking employment and planning for a career, including resume assistance.
Information and assistance for computer and technology tools and resources, including accessing a CWI student account.
Complete information about voter registration processes and resources for enrolled students and information about Constitution Day.
Policies regarding digital file sharing and copyright compliance, including specific consequences for violations, legal penalties, and institutional enforcement procedures.
Comprehensive breakdown of tuition, fees, housing, books, and other expenses students can expect while attending CWI.
Information about degree and certificate programs, including course descriptions and offerings, facilities and equipment, faculty credentials and contact information, and plans for program development.
Information addressing the prohibition on misrepresentation to students and others at CWI.
Online tool to help estimate the cost of attending CWI.
Information about students' rights under FERPA, including rights to inspect and review education records, seek amendments to records, provide consent for disclosure of personally identifiable information, and file complaints with the Department of Education. Detailed procedures for exercising these rights, including how to request record reviews and amendments, and information about the institution's criteria for determining school officials with legitimate educational interests. FERPA begins for a CWI student when they register for any class, regardless of age, and the student continues to be protected by FERPA for their lifetime.
Information about programs that require a professional license or certification for employment, including applicability for distance education students or those who intend to seek employment in states beyond Idaho.
Information and resources for understanding and obtaining refunds related to attending CWI.
Explanation of institutional refund policies for students who withdraw or change enrollment status and policies regarding withdrawal processes and the specific impact on federal financial aid funds.
Comprehensive information about accessibility services, accommodation processes, available resources, and support services for students with disabilities.
Comprehensive demographic data about the student population including gender distribution, Pell Grant recipients, and racial/ethnic representation.
Information about CWI events and other opportunities for students to gain leadership experience or get involved outside the classroom.
Information and resources about obtaining course materials needed when attending CWI.
Information about credit transfer policies, including evaluation processes, requirements, and articulation agreements with other institutions.
Health & Safety
Comprehensive campus safety information, including annual Safety and Security Report, crime statistics, safety policies, and emergency procedures.
Detailed policies regarding substance abuse including health risks, conduct standards, legal consequences, and available support services and treatment programs.
Information regarding CWI policy restricting tobacco use on campus.
Information about recommended immunizations, health documentation, and compliance procedures.
Student Financial Assistance
Information on federal, state, local, private, and institutional financial assistance programs, along with procedures for applying, criteria for selection and determination of amount of aid, terms and conditions of the aid, and rights and responsibilities of students.
Detailed information on the education loan options available to students.
Information on required loan counseling for first-time federal student loan borrowers, including access to complete these processes.
Information on required loan repayment counseling for borrowers who have completed their program or are no longer enrolled, including access to complete this process.
Details on the commitment to ethics and transparency in assisting students with loans and aid.
Information on how to obtain your course required books and supplies or financial aid refunds to purchase them, if applicable.
Student Outcomes
Statistical data on student success rates including detailed completion, graduation, and transfer metrics for first-time, full-time undergraduate students.
| Subject | Description | Links/Data |
|---|---|---|
| Positive Placement Rate for All Programs | Post-graduation survey results for Summer 2023, Fall 2023, and Spring 2024 graduates. Graduates are included in the positive placement rate if they were employed, seeking additional education, or enlisted in the military at the time of the survey. | 94.3% |
| Positive Placement Rate for Career Technical Education (CTE) Programs | Idaho CTE Fiscal Year 2025 postsecondary follow-up survey results for Summer 2023, Fall 2023, and Spring 2024 CTE graduates. Graduates are included in the CTE positive placement rate if they were employed, seeking additional education or advanced training, or enlisted in the military or service program at the time of the survey. | 92.5% |