University Of Idaho

The Twin Falls office can be reached at (208) 736-3600, and the GED Testing Site is available at (208) 885-6716. The University of Idaho is a research-oriented, land-grant institution focused on both undergraduate and graduate education, along with extension services that cater to the needs of Idaho and its surrounding communities. It also oversees regional programs in medical and veterinary education supported by the state. The university prioritizes fields such as agriculture, forestry, mining, metallurgy, engineering, architecture, law, foreign languages, teacher training, and international programs related to these areas. Additionally, it emphasizes ongoing development in business and education while maintaining strong foundations in the liberal arts and sciences. The institution serves a wide range of students, businesses, industries, professionals, and public sector groups across the state and region, including diverse and specific populations. The Disability Support Unit offers assistance to students, faculty, and staff with documented permanent or temporary disabilities, whether visible or not. Some services may require prior consultation and notice. The unit collaborates with students and campus personnel to address disability needs effectively. To receive accommodations related to a disability, individuals must submit current documentation from a licensed professional that verifies the disability, identifies affected major life activities, and outlines any functional limitations. DSS also requests details on past academic adjustments or helpful accommodations. For inquiries, contact via email at dss@uidaho.edu or visit the website at www.access.uidaho.edu/default.aspx. The Coordinator is Gloria R. Jensen, and services are available in English with translators upon request. Intake can be done through phone, in-person visits, or online.