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On-Campus Dual Enrollment

 

The On-Campus Dual Enrollment program has been created in conjunction with campus departments to set aside a certain number of seats per approved course for Early College Program students. This program has allowed students to come on the campus of Idaho State University and take courses for $75 per credit.  Courses are available on both the Pocatello and Idaho Falls campus, see list below for available courses and registration information. 

Students need to meet all course prerequisites and may be subject to course fees, textbooks, and parking fees. Students are also limited to 7 credits of general education objective courses a semester. Student must register for course via isu.dualenroll.com. If it is their first time to take courses through ISU they must also create an account and fill out the application at least two-weeks prior to the start of the course.  

In order to take an on-campus course during the summer you MUST have taken a prior class on-campus.  An on-campus course includes physically on-campus, zoom into lecture and turning assignments in online, or fully online with an ISU professor. 

ECP Poctello On-Campus Course List Spring 2025

ECP Idaho Falls On-Campus Course List Spring 2025

On-Campus Schedule Type and Class Instruction Definitions 

On-Campus Course Request Form

Registration Deadlines can be found on the registrar's website at https://www.isu.edu/academiccalendar/

On-Campus Requirements

To participate in On-Campus Courses you must complete the following steps: 

1) Register for course through Dual Enroll.  Go to Registering for Courses to see how to create a Dual Enroll account, login to Dual Enroll, and Register for your classes.

2) Complete an ECP Orientation. For Summer there in only an online option. In the Fall there is an Online and In-Person option. Orientation information will be sent to you after you register and must be completed prior to your classes starting.

Benefits

  • Courses count for both high school and college general education credits
  • Idaho's Advanced Opportunities money can be used for on-campus dual enrollment courses
  • Variety of courses to choose from
  • Allows students to get a head start on college credits
  • Get to interact with ISU faculty, staff, and students on a regular basis
  • Access to ISU library
  • Free tutoring from Student Success Center
  • Access to on-campus activities
  • Access to Reed Gym for $47/ISU Semester

Using Moodle for Online Courses

If If you have registered for an Online course, your course work will be done through Moodle ISU which is the university's online learning system.  To access Moodle you will login to Bengal web and click on the Moodle icon on the upper left.  Here are some tutorial videos to help learn the basics of Moodle.

Learning Moodle: Video Tutorials

Finding your Way Around

Learn how to find your way around Moodle.  For additional information about Navigating Moodle ISU visit Tigertracks: Navigate Moodle ISU

Moodle Dashboard

Learn how to use and customize your dashboard.  For additional information about Moodle ISU Dashboard visit Tigertracks: Moodle ISU Dashboard