Getting Around at Boise State
Need help getting around and finding your classes? It is always recommended that you take a tour around campus before classes start to familiarize yourself with where the buildings are and the time it takes to get to where you are going.
3D Interactive Map
To help you, here is a 3D interactive map that will allow you to view every part of the university!
Learning Assistants and Tutoring
Boise State offers in-person tutoring and Learning Assistant sessions as well as online tutoring for a variety of subjects. These are amazing resources when navigating your first semester and are designed to help students meet their academic goals.
Peer Academic Coaching
Entering into a new semester means there are new challenges that we are faced with but with every challenge there are ways to overcome them. We have a team of Peer Academic Consultants who are here to support you in your academic goals and are trained to offer a variety of strategies to approach time management, study skills, and organizing your college life.
Important Information to Know
As you prepare for the first-semester, it is a necessity to know how you can add, drop, and withdraw from classes. Please follow the links at the end of this page to learn more! It is also important to keep track of academic deadlines should you need to add, drop, or withdraw classes. For more information, visit Academic Calendar Dates and Deadlines.
- It is important that you consult with your advisor to ensure you are adding the appropriate classes needed for the upcoming semester.
- You may continue to add classes after the first day of classroom instruction up until the last date to register or waitlist without a permission number as listed on the semester academic calendar.
- Dropping a class is a simple process and can be done before the tenth day of the semester.
- If a regular-session class after the tenth day of the semester is dropped, the class grade will show up on your transcript as a W (withdrawal). Grades of W will not be used in GPA calculation.
- Students may accrue up to ten (10) withdrawals for a baccalaureate degree and up to five (5) for an associate degree. Any “W’s” received in an associate degree program count toward the 10 allowed for the baccalaureate degree program.
Financial Aid
Need to be connected to Financial Aid before the semester starts? Please visit Financial Aid Dates and Deadlines.