At IUPUI, we strive to make college affordable by maintaining a low cost of attendance, offering substantial amounts of financial aid, and providing programs to help you minimize your debt.
So when you choose IUPUI, you can be confident that you’re getting a great value for your tuition dollars—and making a sound investment in your future.
And if you have questions as you plan your future, your admissions counselor is here to help you every step of the way.
$220.5min financial aid awarded to degree-seeking undergraduates in 2019-20
$11,504average amount of gift aid degree-seeking undergraduates received in 2019-20
There are lots of ways you can pay for your education, including scholarships, grants, work-study employment, and loans.
IUPUI’s Office of Student Financial Services is here to help you navigate the process of finding and applying for any of these types of financial aid. In most cases, your first step for aid consideration is to complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). When you submit your FAFSA, you’ll be considered for a variety of state and federal financial aid programs, including grants, work-study positions, and loans.
Some admission-based scholarships are based on need, so be sure to complete the FAFSA when it becomes available October 1 for fullest consideration.
Important dates
The FAFSA is available in October each year, and the priority deadline for submitting it is April 15. Be sure to use IUPUI's school code, which is 001813!
If you are a resident of Marion County and are receiving State Financial Aid, you may qualify for the Indy Achieves program. Indy Achieves helps students from Indianapolis at IUPUI cover their remaining financial need, as well as provides a mentorship program to make sure you're heading towards success.
