Pre-Arrival Update #12

Pre-Arrival Information​

I-Cards

Be sure to get your I-Card at the beginning of the semester to have access to campus amenities. Your first I-Card will be given to you free of charge! If you end up losing yours or needing a new one, you will be charged to get another.
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You can upload a photo for your I-Card online and then pick it up with your textbook reservation. To see where you can upload the photo and learn more about the photo requirements, visit the website below! ​

i-card

Health Center Information

​​​Our Health Center is staffed by Physicians, Mid-Levels (Physician Assistants or Nurse Practitioners), and Registered Nurses. All are trained in primary care medicine. Our goal is to provide the primary care support you need to succeed in your studies. We care for most common conditions and will assist with referrals to specialists or to the emergency room as needed. We do not intend to replace the care from your home physician but strive to support that care when possible at a primary care level.

Student Wards

To find out your campus ward and stake information, be sure to check out the Campus Wards and Stakes Directory. Simply enter your housing complex and the desired semester to find out meeting times and more.​​

ward/stake search

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Did You Know?

• There is a Chick-Fil-A on campus! It is open M-F from 10am-7pm and Saturdays 11am-6pm. 
• On campus is a smoothie and soda shop called Soleil. They have fresh fruit smoothies, flavored sodas, flavored hot chocolate, bagel sandwiches, pizza, and a few desserts all at an affordable price. 
• Every semester the business majors separate into groups and create their own student-run business that lasts the entire semester. They range from food to jewelry to clothing. They are open weekdays 11am-2pm. 

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Inspirational Message

President Eyring Inauguration

“Ricks College and BYU-Idaho have a long tradition of meeting the needs of these students, largely through individual employees who seek the Holy Ghost’s guidance in their ministration. A particular hallmark of this institution has been an anxious concern for students who doubt their place here. But now our student body growth, along with the more complex and rigorous curricular offerings of a four-year institution, compounds the challenge of ministering one-by-one”
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​- President Eyring.