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Some of our schools and programs offer direct admission. Explore the possibilities available to you and find your school’s requirements.

All incoming freshmen who apply to the Honors College will be considered for both admission and four-year scholarship opportunities, and students may apply for one or more of our four competitive scholarship programs.

To be eligible to apply for admission and scholarships, you must have a minimum cumulative high school GPA of a 3.75 or higher.

Your admission decision will come directly from the academic school or department.

Your admission decision will come directly from the academic school or department.

If you started your program, didn't finish, and have been away for less than two years, you can reactivate your status.

There is a $65 nonrefundable application fee. While applying, you’ll pay your application fee.

There is a $65 nonrefundable application fee. While applying, you’ll pay your application fee, enter your waiver code, or request a waiver code.

Contact the institution where you took courses to have your final transcript sent to IU Indianapolis. If you were enrolled at another college or university after high school, please also ask that institution to send your transcript.

Contact your high school or the institution where you took courses to have your final transcript sent to IU Indianapolis. If you have above a 3.0 GPA we will only ask you for your final high school transcript.

You’re more than your scores. Sending test scores is optional.

Depending on your field of study, you may need to submit other test scores including those from the GRE, MCAT, LSAT, and more. You’re welcome to contact your academic program for more help during this process.

Veterans and military members are welcome to submit a veteran application fee waiver to apply to IU Indianapolis for free instead of paying the $65 application fee.

Request a report from Educational Credentials Evaluators (ECE) stating your academic achievements converted from your home country to the United States. Any domestic student with international credentials needs an ECE report.

Prove your English proficiency by following the guidelines for international graduate students. If you already have an English placement test on file, this is one method of proof. Depending on your proof and scores, you may be required to take the English placement test during orientation.

Prove your English proficiency by following the guidelines for international undergraduate students. If you already have an English placement test on file, this is one method of proof. Depending on your proof and scores, you may be required to take the English placement test during orientation.

International students should arrange a student visa to study in the United States. IU Indianapolis will create an I-20 form for your F-1 visa.

Provide a copy of your home country passport and receive your I-20 for your visa appointment.

International undergraduate students should send school transcripts and records to IU Indianapolis.

International graduate students should send university transcripts and records to IU Indianapolis.