Graduate and professional students should complete the online onboarding course. Not all graduate and professional programs offer orientation, but for those that do, this course supplements that orientation.

You will use Atlas to request services from the Office of International Affairs throughout your time at IU Indianapolis. Be sure to complete Pre-Arrival Steps 1 and 2 before beginning your academic program to ensure a successful educational experience.

Orientation is a personalized introduction to the IU Indianapolis campus and your educational journey. You’ll meet with your advisor, register for classes, and more. Reserve your spot as early as possible to ensure the most selection of orientation dates and fall classes.

Orientation reservations begin in February for summer and fall admission and in October for spring admission.

Undergraduate orientation is a personalized introduction to the IU Indianapolis campus and your educational journey. If you plan to be in the country before International Welcome Week, we encourage you to attend. You’ll meet your advisor, register for classes, and more.

Space fills up quickly, so reserve your spot as early as possible. If you don’t see a date that works for you, please contact Orientation Services.

This hour-long, online module introduces you to resources and campus offices and teaches you what you’ll need to know about college life, such as financial aid, changing your major, housing options, campus safety, and more.

Placement tests assess your knowledge and determine which classes will help you be successful at IU Indianapolis. They include ALEKS Math Placement, English Guided Self-Placement, chemistry, world languages, and English for Academic Purposes.

Placement tests assess your knowledge and determine which classes will help you be successful at IU Indianapolis. Depending on the classes you want to take, you may need to take ALEKS Math Placement, English Guided Self-Placement, chemistry, world languages, and English for Academic Purposes.

Indiana state law requires all IU Indianapolis students to have current immunizations. Contribute to keeping our campus community healthy.

This hour-long, online module introduces you to resources and campus offices and teaches you what you’ll need to know about college life, such as financial aid, changing your major, housing options, campus safety, and more.

Enroll in classes on your own, or ask your academic advisor for help. Remember to register as early as you can, so you have the broadest selection of classes to meet your needs.

Your CrimsonCard is your official photo ID card and gives you secure entry to buildings, printing services, university libraries, dining areas, and sports and recreation facilities. It is also accepted as payment at many local retailers. Submit a photo and verify your identity in advance so your card will be ready for pickup at orientation.

Orientation is a personalized introduction to the IU Indianapolis campus and your educational journey. Your orientation date and events are tailored to you. 

Orientation is a personalized introduction to the IU Indianapolis campus and your educational journey as a transfer student. Your orientation date and events are tailored to you, so please schedule your orientation if you haven’t already.

Orientation will help you navigate campus, start your classes, and make your transition to IU Indianapolis seamless.

Orientation will help you navigate campus, start your classes, and make a seamless transition to IU Indianapolis. If you plan to be in the country before International Welcome Week, learn about what orientation is like and view your sample schedule.

Your CrimsonCard is your official photo ID card and gives you secure entry to buildings, printing services, university libraries, dining areas, and sports and recreation facilities. It is also accepted as payment at many local retailers.

You have the option to mail school transcripts and records to the Office of International Affairs or drop them off in-person after arriving on campus.

You have the option to mail school transcripts and records to the Office of International Affairs or drop them off in-person after arriving on campus.

Please follow the transfer credit process for international students.

As you prepare for your voyage to central Indiana in the USA, we’ll help you decide what to pack and how to ensure you have everything you need.

Be sure to complete the International Student Online Orientation modules using Canvas. You’ll also need to attend in-person orientation for new undergraduate students, so don’t forget to reserve your spot.

Join your new community and begin to feel at home. In addition to attending orientation, you will attend International Welcome Week.

Join your new community and begin to feel at home. In addition to attending orientation, you will attend International Welcome Week.

Join your new community and begin to feel at home. You will attend IWW in addition to orientation programming provided by your program.

All first-year undergraduate students are required to attend Bridge Week, your official start to the fall semester. Explore campus, make new friends, and see what it takes to succeed at IU Indianapolis.

This is a busy time in your life. We’ll help you stay informed with helpful text messages from IU Indianapolis. Even if you’ve signed up before, say yes to continue receiving text updates. Note: signing up to receive text messages is optional.

Although you’re not required to attend an orientation program, you may request to attend undergraduate orientation. To sign up, you will need to contact Orientation Services.