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With more than 99,000 students on its eight Indiana campuses; with study abroad opportunities, teaching exchanges, and research partnerships on five continents; with 400,000 alumni worldwide; and with its commitment to providing high quality education to traditional and nontraditional students, Indiana University is both an internationally ranked institution of higher education and a great public university.

At Indiana University East, students who can not attend traditional on campus classes have several Choices in pursuing their educational goals. If they already have an associates degree, they can choose to complete one of four degrees that are offered entirely, or almost entirely, online. These degree completion programs allow students to transfer selected two-year associate degrees from area community colleges to IU East, with a minimum of additional coursework, to bachelors degrees in General Business, Finance, Communication, and Technical Writing. Also, IU East offers many classes online in addition to those that are part of the degree completion programs. These classes give all students Choices and flexibility in setting their class schedule. Finally, students can elect to take classes at one of several off-campus sites that are close to home.

Indiana University East (IU East) began in 1946 as the Eastern Indiana Center, a joint venture of Indiana University and Earlham College. Ball State University and Purdue University joined the Center in 1967; the Center became an Indiana University regional campus in 1971. The citizens of Richmond and east-central Indiana contributed more than one million dollars toward the cost of building the current 192-acre campus, where classes were offered for the first time in 1975. A new library and classroom building was completed in 1992 and was followed by a third classroom building dedicated in 1996. The fourth, and newest, building was constructed in 1999 to house classrooms and a recreation center. In addition, IU East has off-campus sites located in Connersville, Lawrenceburg, and New Castle.

Enrollment

2459 students (53% full-time)
65% female, 35% male

Application Deadlines

Visit www.iue.edu/admissions for information or call 765.973.8208.

Registration Deadlines

Fall 2008: August 18, 2008
Spring 2009: January 12, 2009
Summer I 2009: May 11, 2009
Summer II 2009: June 29, 2009
Fall 2009: August 24, 2009

***NOTICE:  All students who claim an IU campus as their Home Institution and want to take a course from another IU campus must use the IU Inter Campus Transfer System found on OneStart.  ICN will NOT process these types of requests.  Please contact your ICN Campus Coordinator for more information.

Needed for Admission

High school transcript or GED scores
Class rank; participation; SAT or ACT scores
College transcripts if applicable

Typical Costs

Indiana Resident
Undergraduate: $172.60 per credit
Graduate: $209.00

Nonresident (Online)
Undergraduate: $246.00 per credit
Graduate: $246.00

Technology Fees
1-5 Credit Hours: $64.05
6-11 Credit Hours: $98.30
12+ Credit Hours: $133.60

There will be a $30 per course fee assessed to each online course.

Fees subject to change.

Withdrawals and Refunds

To withdraw from any course, you must complete a change of course form with appropriate signatures and take it to the Student Records Office. It is not enough just to stop coming to class! The “last date for withdrawal with an automatic grade of W” is published in each semester’s schedule of classes, available at: www.iue.edu/registrar/drop.shtml.

For information about refunds, visit www.iue.edu/registrar/drop.shtml or call 765.973.8332.

Financial Aid

73% of students receive aid
20% of aid is not need-based
Average award: $2,200 in scholarships/grants; $2,150 in loans

Special Information

Student Support Services
http://www.iue.edu/student/support/

Pre-College Information

Advance College Project
Indiana University
1015 East Atwater Avenue
Bloomington, IN 47401
812.855.3671 or 800.255.7943
Fax: 812.855.3815
acp@indiana.edu
www.indiana.edu/~summer/precollege/index.htm

School of Continuing Studies
http://scs.indiana.edu/

General Studies Degree Program Information Specific to Distance Students:
http://scs.indiana.edu/undergraddegrees/gsoffices.html

Dual Credit:
Available entirely at a distance to high school and home-schooled students nationwide, the Independent Study Program’s dual-credit program allows high school students to take introductory-level university courses and earn both high school and university credit for them.

We offer more than 60 dual-credit courses. The courses include introductory university courses that do not have any prerequisites, as well as the second-year course, Computer Science A201 Introduction to Programming I. Subject areas correlate to most high school course curriculums.

For more information, visit http://scs.indiana.edu/hs/highschooldiploma.html.

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