Frequently Asked Questions

Fill out our on-line visit request form or call New Student Services toll free 1-88-88-UIDAHO.

You'll need a sleeping bag, a pillow, personal items (toothbrush, toothpaste, etc), change of clothes, cell phone or calling card, spending money (meals are included in your visit), and comfortable shoes. Weather may be a little unpredictable in Moscow, so light jackets in the fall and spring are encouraged. Please bring any UI communications regarding financial aid, scholarship opportunities, and your application for admission.

Vandal Friday is a chance for new students to tour campus, residence halls and Greek houses, participate in planned activities, receive academic advising and register early for fall classes, and sample on-campus life. The date to remember this year is March 28, 2008. For more information contact New Student Services at nss@uidaho.edu or call toll free 1-88-88-UIDAHO.

Students have three options in the region for air travel:

  1. Students can fly into the Pullman-Moscow Regional Airport on Alaska/Horizon Airlines. Wheatland Express provides shuttle service (free to students with UI ID) from the Pullman-Moscow Airport to Moscow and the UI campus.
  2. Students may also fly into the Lewiston-Nez Perce County Regional Airport, 30 minutes south of Moscow, which is also serviced by Alaska/Horizon Airlines and Delta Airlines. However, there is currently no shuttle service available from the Lewiston Airport.
  3. The majority of students choose to fly into the Spokane International Airport, in Spokane, WA, about 1.5 hours northwest of Moscow. Wheatland Express provides shuttle service from the Spokane Airport to Moscow and the UI campus.

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