Congratulations! You've received an offer of admission from IUPUI, and you're ready to take the next steps. The Admissions Committee has detailed specific expectations you need to meet as part of your admission, which you can find below.
These steps are designed to provide you with the support you need as you start your life as Jaguar, and will help you achieve the success you're capable of at IUPUI.
Once you've been admitted, your first step is to accept your offer by paying your enrollment deposit. Once your deposit has been processed (usually about a week after you submit it), you'll then be eligible to reserve your orientation. You must send your deposit to IUPUI by May 1.
Students who participate in the Summer Bridge program have higher GPAs and an increased likelihood of a successful first-year. You have been selected to attend the Summer Bridge Program on the IUPUI campus from Tuesday,August 7 through Thursday, August 16. You will register for Summer Bridge during your orientation.
Classes will be held Tuesday through Friday the first week, and Monday through Thursday for the second week. Classes will be held from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. each day. Students attending the Summer Bridge Program who sign a fall housing contract by July 1, 2018, will have the option to apply for early move-in to accommodate Summer Bridge attendance.
You will be asked to submit confirmation of your intent for early move-in to the Office of Housing and Residence Life by July 15. For more information about cost and procedures for campus housing, please contact 317-274-7200.
Math is a required course for all IUPUI degrees. Taking a math class during your first semester is key to building on your high school math courses. In addition, you are expected to visit the Math Assistance Center (MAC) once per week while you are enrolled in the math course.
During the first few weeks of the semester, you will be contacted by your personal success coach. Your coach will be in contact regularly throughout the first semester to help you navigate IUPUI and develop college success strategies.
