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We're glad you're interested in IU South Bend. You can begin to explore IU South Bend in two ways:
- By taking college classes while you’re
still in high school.
- By learning how to become a student at
IU South Bend. We offer the quality and prestige of an Indiana
University degree close to home. At IU South Bend, you'll discover
an active and comfortable campus environment, flexible scheduling,
and personal attention from faculty who care about you.
Take College Classes While You're Still in
High School
Current high school students who have completed their sophomore
year can apply to take university courses. Talk to your high school
guidance counselor to find out how university courses fit into your
high school schedule and college planning. To consider you for admission
as a high school student, we will need:
After you have been offered admission, schedule an advising appointment with an admissions counselor by calling 574-520-4839.
How to Become a Beginning Freshman at IU South Bend
- Complete the admission application
(you can apply
online right now)
- Send your nonrefundable $45 application fee, payable to IU South
Bend.
- If you are still in high school, include the counselor recommendation form
- Ask your high school and any colleges you have attended to send
us your transcripts.
- If you have been out of high school for less than three years, submit your SAT and/or ACT test scores. When you register for a test, make sure to ask that your score be sent to IU South Bend; our SAT code is 1339 and our ACT code is 1225.
- Apply for financial
aid.
- Take the required placement
exams in reading and mathematics.
- Make your appointment for orientation.
- Pay your bill.
A Calendar for Your Senior Year of High School
September, October, and November
It's time to start thinking about going to college, and what you
want to study. Do some research on the Web and arrange a campus
visit. Here are some online resources you'll want to visit to learn
more about what IU South Bend offers:
Admissions Office
Start here to talk with an admissions counselor, learn about our
admission requirements, apply
for admission, and complete our enrollment
checklist.
About
IU South Bend
See what we offer including outstanding academic programs and faculty,
personal attention, and an IU degree close to home.
Majors
and Programs
View the complete list of IU South Bend's academic schools and departments,
with descriptions of majors.
Campus
Tour
Get a sneak preview of our campus, buildings, and community by taking
our online tour.
Campus Visits
Schedule a campus visit so you can really experience IU South Bend.
You can tour our campus, meet current students and faculty, and
learn about our academic programs and services.
Costs
and Financial Aid
Begin to evaluate how much you can expect to pay for tuition, fees,
books, and other expenses.
Financial
Aid and Scholarships
Find out more about scholarships, loans, and work-study opportunities
that can help you finance your education.
Maps
and Directions
View driving and parking directions, campus and local maps, and
details on our off-campus sites in Elkhart and Plymouth.
Student
Life
Visit the office that works with more than 50 student clubs and
organizations ranging from the Accounting Association to intramural
sports teams.
December, January, and February
Sit down with your parents to talk about how much college costs,
and how you're going to finance your education. Fill out the Free
Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) and the IU South Bend
Application for Financial Aid and submit both by the March 1 deadline.
Contact the Office of Student
Scholarships to learn more about the scholarships available
on campus. Complete and submit your Application
for Admission (you can
apply online).
March, April, and May
Take placement exams and schedule your orientation appointment.
Transfer students with more than 26 transferable credit hours may
contact their advising unit directly after receiving their letter
of admission.
June, July, and August
Attend New Student Orientation. Set up your student e-mail account,
get your student ID card, buy your books, and make arrangements
for paying your tuition and fees.
August
Begin classes.
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