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History
Histotechnology (A.S.)
Human Resource Management
Individualized Major
Informatics
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Our majors
Interdisciplinary Studies
International Studies
Journalism
Labor Studies
Law in Liberal Arts
Management
Management and Civic Leadership
Marketing
Mathematics
Mathematics Teaching
Media Arts & Science
Medical Humanities & Health Studies
Medical Imaging Technology
Medical Laboratory Science
Music Technology
Music Therapy
Neuroscience
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Nursing
Nursing (Accelerated 2nd Degree)
Nursing (RN to BSN)
Painting
Paramedic Science (A.S.)
Philanthropic Studies
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Photography
Physical Education & Health Education
Teaching
Physics
Physics Teaching
Political Science
Printmaking
Psychology
Public Policy
Public Safety Management
Quantitative Economics
Radiation Therapy
Radiography (A.S.)
Real Estate
Religious Studies
Respiratory Therapy
Sculpture
Social Studies Education
Social Work
Sociology
Spanish
Speech Communication & Theatre Education
Sports Management
Supply Chain Management
Sustainability Practice and Policy
Tourism, Conventions & Events Management
Visual Communication Design
World Languages Education - ASL
World Languages Education
International Studies
Journalism
Labor Studies
Law in Liberal Arts
Management
Management and Civic Leadership
Marketing
Mathematics
Mathematics Teaching
Media Arts & Science
Medical Humanities & Health Studies
Medical Imaging Technology
Medical Laboratory Science
Music Technology
Music Therapy
Neuroscience
Nuclear Medicine Technology
Nursing
Nursing (Accelerated 2nd Degree)
Nursing (RN to BSN)
Painting
Paramedic Science (A.S.)
Philanthropic Studies
Philosophy
Photography
Physical Education & Health Education
Teaching
Physics
Physics Teaching
Political Science
Printmaking
Psychology
Public Policy
Public Safety Management
Quantitative Economics
Radiation Therapy
Radiography (A.S.)
Real Estate
Religious Studies
Respiratory Therapy
Sculpture
Social Studies Education
Social Work
Sociology
Spanish
Speech Communication & Theatre Education
Sports Management
Supply Chain Management
Sustainability Practice and Policy
Tourism, Conventions & Events Management
Visual Communication Design
World Languages Education - ASL
World Languages Education
Timelines
Admissions requirement
- August 1
Fall 2024 Application opens
- September 1
Scholarship application opens
- November 15
Honors college priority scholarship deadline (must apply for admissions by November 1st)
- January
Financial Aid Notification (FANs) begin
- February 15
Admission, Honors, and competitive/diversity scholarships deadline
- March 15
Housing application priority consideration date
- April 15
FAFsA deadline
- May 1
Fall freshman enrollment deposit deadline
- June 1
Transfer application deadline for fall
Financial aid and scholarships
- October 1
The Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) is available. Apply at fafsa.gov with our school code (001813).
- November 1
To apply for the Bepko, Presidential, and Plater Scholarships via the Honors College Admission and Scholarship Application.
- November 15
Deadline to apply for our top scholarships
- February 15
The Honors College Admission and Chancellor’s Scholarship Application deadline
- February 15
Admission, Honors, and competitive/diversity scholarships deadline
- February 15
Need to apply by this date to be eligible for admissions-based scholarships
- April 15
Deadline to file the FAFSA and be receive priority consideration for aid
Housing
New students aren't required to live on campus; however, the ones who do love the experience. As a Jaguar, you've got a selection of housing options open to you, but spaces are limited, and housing does fill out. The best way to get your top choice is to apply early - the fall application opens in early November, and the priority consideration date is March 15.
There are also residential based learning communities (RBLC) where you room with people who are likely to be having the same educational experience as you are.
Housing options
Ball Hall
For first year students, Ball Hall offers a tie to the university’s rich history, while giving residents modern amenities at an economical price.
Learn more about Ball Hall
University Tower
With private bathrooms in every room, University Tower offers first-year students beautiful views of the city skyline and quick access to dining options.
Learn more about University Tower
North Hall
IUPUI’s newest residential facility, North Hall, was designed with a focus on giving students plenty of common spaces to interact, study, and socialize.
Learn more about North Hall
Riverwalk
Riverwalk offers a variety of living options, from first-year student suites to apartments that provide a more independent living experience.
Learn more about Riverwalk
Your experience is what you make it — choose to never be bored
When you’re a student here, not only will have access to a ton of amazing museums, restaurants, and stores within walking distance of campus, you’ll also be part of a vibrant community living their best life in the heart of Indianapolis. Here’s are a few key events to watch out for!
Regatta
More than a fun canoe race on the Downtown Indy Canal in September — Regatta is also a fundraiser for scholarships for IUPUI students. There are several opportunities for you to give back at our annual event. In addition to the race on the water, Regatta also includes a festival with different spots to eat, games, and more.
Jagathon
Happening in early March, Jagathon is our Dance Marathon, and one of the most popular events on campus. During Jagathon, you’ll spend 15 hours on campus raising money for Riley Hospital for Children. Nearly $3 million has been raised for Riley in Jagathon’s 20-year history – and it will only get better with you on board.
Jagapalooza
When you’ve been working hard all year, there’s no better way to celebrate than our year-end carnival, Jagapalooza. Rides, games, food trucks, and more come to campus just before spring’s final exams. It’s the perfect way to re-energize with your fellow Jaguars. It can’t be missed!
Weeks of Welcome (WOW)
Kick off the fall and spring semesters with a games, music, free food (including the ice cream social, one of our longest traditions!), swag and more. Weeks of Welcome has everything you need to start your classes off right!
Need more? These are just a few events happening on campus throughout the year. As a Jaguar, you’ll have a ton of ways to get involved and build skills as a leader by joining some of our 400+ student organizations.