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The º£½ÇÉçÇø Bookstore is located in the Taylor Building.  Here you can buy or rent your books and course materials. The Bookstore sells laptop computers, tablets and technology accessories, software, º£½ÇÉçÇø-branded clothing and gear, gift items, and you can also drop in for general office and school supplies.

You can buy new and used textbooks at the , or you can also buy online and pick up at the store. The bookstore staff and website make it easy to find the exact textbooks you need for every class. The bookstore also offers a textbook at the end of the semester.

Even if you currently have housing plans, we want to let you know what º£½ÇÉçÇø can offer you in case your plans change.

As a º£½ÇÉçÇø student, you have three options for student housing:

Eagle Hall Dormitory -

On-campus housing available:

• • Check current Rental Rates
  • Security deposit required
  • Single or double rooms
  • Meal plan required
  • Free Wifi and cable TV
  • Laundry facility
  • Student lounges
  • Computer lab
  • Social activities

Eagle View Apartments -

º£½ÇÉçÇø offers convenient and high quality food choices to our on-campus students, faculty, and staff through one of several meal plans. The Taylor Café is the main cafeteria on campus and features salad, soup, fully stocked drink fountains, custom handmade pizzas, grilled orders, cold deli orders made fresh, different entrees every meal, alternating desserts, and ice cream.

Daily cafeteria hours are listed on º£½ÇÉçÇø's . A list of meal plans with pricing is located on this Sodexo  and a menu updated daily is found on our . 

The º£½ÇÉçÇø Testing Centers offer professional and secure testing environments for students, faculty, and the community, administered by friendly, knowledgeable proctors. 

º£½ÇÉçÇø Testing Center locations include:

Main Campus

Gerald R. Meyerhoeffer Building, Room 230

315 Falls Avenue, Twin Falls, ID 83303

208-732-6532

campustesting@csi.edu

Mini-Cassia Center

1600 Parke Ave, Burley ID 83318

(208) 678-1400

burleytesting@csi.edu

Jerome Center

104 West Main Street, Jerome, ID 83338

208-324-5101 or 208-732-6464

jerometesting@csi.edu

Know Before You Go:

Testing Center Hours - Walk-ins are welcome at the main campus º£½ÇÉçÇø Testing Center; no appointment is necessary.  Appointments are recommended at testing centers at º£½ÇÉçÇø off-campus centers.  Please pay special attention to the hours testing centers are open because schedules vary by semester.

Testing Center Policies - No exams will be given out an hour before closing.  All students will be asked to sign the Testing Center Agreement before taking an exam.

Connection, community, acceptance-- people experience far more success in school and work when these are in place.  º£½ÇÉçÇø Counseling Services offers Licensed Professional Counselors to help our students take the best care of their emotional and mental health.

Sometimes people only need one or two sessions to work through an issue they’re struggling with, and other times they might need more. This is a safe zone to be as honest and real as you want, without judgment, and it’s completely confidential.  And, if you're wondering how much this is going to cost, don't worry. Personal counseling is free to currently registered º£½ÇÉçÇø students.

Additionally, º£½ÇÉçÇø Counseling Services regularly provides information about health and wellness to all students, as well as offering workshops to help you gain important skills like avoiding test anxiety.

Counseling Services are located upstairs on the East side of the Taylor Building. Please call 208-732-6260 or drop by our office for more information or to schedule an appointment.  We can even schedule virtual appointments using web conferencing.  More information can also be found on the º£½ÇÉçÇø Counseling Services website.

The mission statement of the º£½ÇÉçÇø Safety Committee is to "promote campus-wide awareness of safety issues, help to assess safety concerns on campus and to facilitate their resolution."

For more details go to the º£½ÇÉçÇø Safety Committee webpage.

Gilbert's Pantry is an emergency food relief supply for all º£½ÇÉçÇø students.  If you need a little help, we will always respect your privacy, and the process of receiving donations will be confidential.  Help is available for non-food items, too!

For more information, you can fill out Gilbert's Pantry Request Form. Drop the form off to us at the Student Affairs Office, located on the 2nd floor of the Taylor Building or email it to rlopez@csi.edu. Once we receive your request, items will be available for pickup or delivery within 3-5 business days.

And, if you'd like to help out, donations and service hours are always welcome!

PICC accepts students on a walk-in basis, so no appointment is necessary. Some services are provided free of charge, while others may be available for a fee. Services provided are contingent on the availability of funds. Students may be referred to other providers or various tests may be performed for a fee. Services are not available in-between semesters.

243 Cheney Dr W #200, Twin Falls, ID 83301

(208) 736-7422

If you're thinking you need a little extra help, then you're not alone! We have helped many students through several º£½ÇÉçÇø programs designed to give our students the boost you may need to succeed in classes and achieve your educational goals.  

Our College & Career Readiness Program will help you hone the skills you will need for your chosen career or course of study. We offer no-cost instruction in reading, writing, and math.  English classes for speakers of other languages are also offered at no cost for individuals who are at least 16 years old to learn to speak, read, and write English. All College & Career Readiness program classes are offered both day and night on our main Twin Falls campus, and night-only classes are available at º£½ÇÉçÇø off-campus sites.

If you have questions about these programs, you can call 208-732-6534 to learn more or visit the College & Career Readiness website.

º£½ÇÉçÇø works to provide resources for currently enrolled parenting students, including offering on-campus childcare facilities and opportunities for students to gain access to funds that will help cover childcare costs, including scholarships.

º£½ÇÉçÇø's Early Childhood Education Learning Center Located conveniently on campus between the Expo Center and the º£½ÇÉçÇø Baseball Field, this center provides services for children of students, faculty, and staff, and is designed to meet the developmental needs of young children six months through five years of age. Teachers have a degree in Early Childhood Education, attend yearly training, and maintain current First Aid/CPR certification. Childcare supportive services funding is available for low-income and middle-income families, through the Idaho Child Care Program (ICCP). 

For more information, please call (208) 732-6645 or visit º£½ÇÉçÇø's Early Childhood Learning Center page.

We aim to help veterans transition to successful civilian careers through higher education and providing resources within the º£½ÇÉçÇø campus and local community.

If you are a student veteran, know how very grateful we are for the sacrifices you and your family have made for our country! We make it a priority at º£½ÇÉçÇø to help make the educational experience for student veterans and military-connected students a success.

We have several resources available to you, including a full time Veteran's Advocacy Coordinator.  

We may assume a disability is something obvious, like the need to use a wheelchair.  The reality is that many disabilities are not visible.  A disability is defined as a physical or mental impairment that substantially limits one or more major life activity.  Here are some examples of disabilities we work to help students with:

• learning disabilities
• anxiety disorders
• ADHD
• visual or hearing impairments
• other disabilities

We are located upstairs on the East side of the Taylor Building. Please contact us at 208-732-6260, or drop by our office for further information or to schedule an appointment. More information and an intake form are also available on our student Accessibility Services website.

Along with the many new things you are experiencing as a new or returning student, we invite you to look for ways to expand your horizons and live beyond going to class, studying, and taking exams. College is an excellent opportunity to grow as an individual and discover who you are, and being involved in activities beyond the classroom is an important part of your college experience.

We have many student organizations where you can meet new friends, pursue recreational or educational activities, gain valuable leadership experience or just connect with others who share your interests. Some of your best memories of college will be the interesting events and fun-filled activities you will enjoy outside of class!

º£½ÇÉçÇø has more than 30 local and national clubs and organizations where you can pursue your interests, leadership skills, teamwork, cooperation, and communication. Organizations with a national affiliation generally promote educational and professional development. Other clubs, formed locally, encourage members to pursue cultural, recreational, religious, service, and social interests. These clubs and organizations sponsor and plan most of the activities and social functions on campus. All organizations must be recognized by the college and have an employee Advisor.

Here are just a few of the clubs you can find on campus:

• Agriculture Club
• Art Club
• Dance Club
• Bellegarth Club
• Gay Straight Alliance
• Generation Action Club
• HOSA (Health Science Education)
• HTEC (Hospitality, Tourism and Events Club)
• NAfME (National Association of Music Educators)
• National Society of Leadership & Success
• Student Nursing Association
• Phi Theta Kappa (National Honor Society)
• Renewable Energy Club
• S.T.E.M. Club
• Students for Life
• United Signers Club (American Sign Language club)
• Veteran’s Association

Why Do I Need One?

You will need your º£½ÇÉçÇø Student ID for:

• • • identification purposes
    • taking tests at the Testing Center
    • checking out books from the º£½ÇÉçÇø library
    • obtaining meals on campus if you purchase a meal plan
    • free admission to college activities
    • discounted admission at some Magic Valley restaurants and retailers
    • receiving care from the Physician's Immediate Care Center

Where Do I Get One?

ID cards are available on the main campus at the Eagle Central in the Taylor Building, the Library, Health Sciences and Human Services (HSHS), and the º£½ÇÉçÇø off-campus centers in Burley and Gooding.

Each semester you will need to get a current semester sticker for your º£½ÇÉçÇø Student ID, also available at these same locations.  You can receive your sticker after your tuition is paid in full or you have completed a tuition loan agreement.

What if I'm an Online-Only Program Student?

If you need an ID card, please come to one of the main campus or off-campus center locations just mentioned.

What if I Lose my Student ID?

If you need a replacement º£½ÇÉçÇø Student ID, the fee is $3.  Please come to any of the locations listed above.