4601 Central Avenue Columbus, IN 47203 812.348.7217 • 800.414.8782, Ext. 7217 Fax: 812.348.7257 www.columbus.iupui.edu www.cln.iupui.edu/index.asp

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, students who cannot attend traditional on campus classes may earn certification, certificates, and undergraduate and graduate degrees not only via traditional classroom courses taught at on- and off-campus sites, but also via hundreds of courses available through independent study by correspondence and through such technologies as computers, the World Wide Web, online conferencing, electronic mail, CD-ROMs, videotapes, virtual reality software, and interactive television. Indiana University’s use of technology to deliver academic programs has in fact contributed to its being hailed as one of “America’s most electronically-wired” universities.

We invite you to be a part of Indiana University Purdue University at Columbus. IUPUC offers you more of what you want in a college education — two of the Big Ten universities, together in one location, in Columbus, Indiana. Whether you’re graduating from high school or are starting college after working and beginning a family, IUPUC offers degrees, scheduling options and the quality you expect from IU and Purdue. In addition, IUPUC offers you the opportunity to finish prerequisite courses needed for degrees offered at other campuses or universities. Your credits will transfer fully and easily.

***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

Priority date for degree-seeking application: June 1 (fall) and October 1 (spring)
High school transcript or GED scores
Class rank; SAT or ACT scores (for recent high school graduates)
Campus visit recommended

Typical Costs

$139.45 per undergraduate credit hour
$186.65 per graduate credit hour

Fees subject to change.

Withdrawals and Refunds

Sue Garland
IUPUC Bursar
Rm 160-162
4601 Central Avenue
Columbus, IN 47203
812.348.7224
segarlan@iupui.edu

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