2101 E Coliseum Boulevard Fort Wayne, IN 46805-1499 260.481.6100 • 800.324.IPFW Fax: 260.481.6880 http://ipfw.edu/financial • www.ipfw.edu/dlearning

Indiana University Purdue University Fort Wayne (IPFW), Indiana’s sixth largest public university, offers more than 180 Indiana University and Purdue University associate’s, bachelor’s, and master’s degree programs. With its commitment to preparing learners for productive lives in a multicultural, transitional world, the campus has always given special attention to bringing university education to nontraditional students.

Off-campus credit programs offer many opportunities to receive IPFW credit by taking classes in the surrounding communities or enrolling in courses offered via the Internet, the Indiana Higher Education Telecommunication System (IHETS), cable access channel 5 (available via Comcast Cable) or DVD.

IPFW’s mission has steadily evolved since the initial merger of the Indiana University and Purdue University Fort Wayne regional campuses in 1964. While IPFW continues to provide northeast Indiana with programs linked to and maintaining the special excellencies of Purdue and Indiana Universities, IPFW has emerged as an institution with its own growing national reputation.

Enrollment

11,672 students (60% full-time)
57% women, 43% men
13.9% minorities
93.5% from Indiana

Application Deadlines

Fall Semester: August 1
Spring Semester: December 10
Summer 1 Semester: April 30
Summer 2 Semester: June 8

Needed for Admission

High school transcript or GED scores
Class rank; SAT or ACT scores
Campus visit recommended
Nondegree or guest status can be used for a maximum of 24 semester hours

Typical Costs

Visit: http://ipfw.edu/financial/tuition-fees/

Fees subject to change.

Withdrawals

Visit http://new.ipfw.edu/financial/policy/ for information.

Refunds

http://new.ipfw.edu/financial/payments-refunds/

Financial Aid

50% of students receive aid
8% of aid is not need-based
Average award: $800 in scholarships
Application deadline: March 1 (priority)

Pre-College Information

Ann Brown
Collegiate Connection
260.481.5478

The Collegiate Connection program is an exciting opportunity for students to earn both high school and college credit while attending high school. Collegiate Connection means having the academic challenge of college with transitional support services to foster success; earning nationally transferable college credit; having Internet access, an email account, an IPFW athletic center pass, and other student privileges; having access to library services, career services, writing center, and tutoring assistance at no additional charge.

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