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Accordion Group - 01
2025-2026 Academic Year
Lower-Division
- In-District Idaho Resident: $156 / credit hour
- Out-of-District Idaho Resident: $156 / credit hour + $50 per credit (up to $500 per semester)
- Non-Resident / International: $320 / credit hour
- Idaho Dual Credit Students: $75 / credit hour
Upper Division
- In-District Idaho Resident: $285 / credit hour
- Out-of-District Idaho Resident: $285 / credit hour + $50 per credit (up to $500 per semester)
- Non-Resident / International: $335 / credit hour
2024-2025 Academic Year
- In-District Idaho Resident: $139 / credit hour
- Out-of-District Idaho Resident: $139 / credit hour + $50 per credit (up to $500 per semester)
- Non-Resident / International: $306 / credit hour
- Idaho Dual Credit Students: $75 / credit hour
Tuition rates are subject to change.
Instructional Support Service Fee
2025-2026 Academic Year
- Six (6) or more credits: $55 / semester
- Less than six (6) credits: No fee
2024-2025 Academic Year
- Six (6) or more credits: $55 / semester
- Less than six (6) credits: $25 / semester
All students will be charged an Instructional Support Service Fee based on the number of enrolled credits each semester.
Course Material Fees
Some classes have fees in addition to the above costs to pay for course materials. Additional fees may include:
- Special course fees used to pay for special equipment, labs, or materials
- IncludEd fees for digital instructional materials
Visit Course Materials for a description of each of these fees and how to identify fees within Student Planning on myCWI. Fees are subject to change without notice.
Tuition and fee costs will vary from those outlined above for the following student populations:
- Adult Education: Grant-funded Adult Education classes are available at CWI at no cost to those in need of offered services.
- Workforce Development: Costs vary for Workforce Development classes based on content and delivery.
- Senior Citizens: Students, age 60 and over, qualify for 50% of tuition for lower-division classes based on applicable residency status. Visit the Senior Citizen Rates section on the Tuition, Fees, and Financial Aid page of the Academic Catalog to learn more.