CWI Online

Can I take online and traditional face-to-face classes?

Yes, a large number of our students take a combination of online, hybrid, and traditional on-campus classes. 

Can I use my phone for Zoom?

Zoom is available on both iOS and Android mobile devices in the app store. Make sure to download the app and set up your account prior to the beginning of your first class.

Zoom experiences differ from desktop to tablet to mobile, so be sure you are using the appropriate device to help...

What equipment/software do I need to take classes online?

Some classes will be asynchronous and not require anything beyond a computer and internet access. Others may require you to have headphones or speakers, microphone, and/or a web cam. Many computers have built-in microphones but not all.

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What is a hybrid class?

“Hybrid” classes combine face-to-face classroom instruction with online learning. A portion of a hybrid class is scheduled on-campus, with the remainder completed online. Hybrid classes offer students the best of both worlds with regularly scheduled faculty interaction and the...

What technical knowledge will help me succeed at taking online classes?

The following skills will contribute to your success in an online class: 

Computer Skills

  • access and ability to send and receive e-mail
  • attach documents to an e-mail
  • identify different file types (e.g., .doc, .txt, .jpg, etc.) and
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Dual Credit

Are credits earned through CWI's Dual Credit program transferable to other colleges and universities?

Dual credits earned at College of Western Idaho (CWI) are accepted by all Idaho institutions of higher education. While guaranteed to transfer, these credits may not apply toward your major. Please consult with the school(s) you wish to attend regarding how your credits will transfer.

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Can I receive accommodations as a dual credit student?

To receive accommodations as a dual credit student, please contact Student Disability Services to schedule an appointment with a Disability Coordinator. You will need to provide proof of your...

What is my status at CWI as a dual credit student?

As a dual credit student at CWI, you are considered a non-degree seeking student and subject to the College's policies regarding plagiarism, academic honesty, and the student code of conduct as well as all registration, withdrawal, and payment deadlines. To become a degree-seeking student,...

What is the difference between dual credit and advanced placement?

Dual credit classes are classes offered to high school students for both high school and college credit. Students who complete a dual credit class will receive a letter grade on both their high school and college transcript. Dual credits are transferable.

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Math Solutions Center

Can I study for the Math Placement?

The following resources are available for students wishing to study prior to taking the Math Placement. 

  • Review math concepts using Math Placement study guides
  • Learn the important
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Can I take the Math Placement multiple times?

Each section of the Math Placement may be taken twice — an initial attempt plus one retake. The waiting period between attempts on a single section is one (1) day. Should you need to retake a section of the Math Placement, a...

Do my ACT or SAT scores qualify for placement into a CWI math class?

ACT and SAT scores may be used to verify your math skill level and place you in the correct math class if within three (3) years of the first day you intend to begin classes.

How do I sign up to take the Math Placement?

Math Placement exams are taken at the Math Solutions Center. To take the Math Placement, please schedule an appointment. 

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How long is the Math Placement?

Each Math Placement exam can take up to 45 minutes. Students may choose to continue testing on subsequent levels of the testing sequence after earning a minimum passing score on the current level. Upon completion of the Math Placement, your scores will be evaluated and, with the help of a...