Indiana University Bloomington Application Requirements

Indiana University is committed to the goals of quality and full diversity in its admissions policies. The University will strive to have a student body whose members are well-qualified for the University's programs and who represent the full range of diversity within our state, nation, and the world.
Admission decisions will be based on the academic quality of the applicants; no one will be denied admission on grounds of sex, age, race, religion, ethnic origin, veteran status, disability, and/or sexual orientation. In its admission policies, Indiana University supports and complies with Affirmative Action regulations. Admission to the University is at the discretion of the University.

Your IU Story Starts Now. Apply to IU.

Before you can live on our beautiful campus, study in one (or more) of our hundreds of degree programs, and experience our exciting campus culture—from Big Ten sports to world-class arts—you need to apply to IU.
Admission to IU is selective, but there are several upsides to IU’s admissions process:

• We review each application for its individual merits and qualities. We look at everything from your high school curriculum to your grades and SAT/ACT test scores.
• Our application is easy to fill out. We don’t require letters of recommendation or essays from undergraduate applicants, and our application is relatively short.
• We practice rolling admissions. So if you miss our priority date, we’ll still review your application, although you may not receive full consideration for financial aid.

Application procedures and admission standards vary for different types of students, so explore the navigation to the left to learn more about how you can apply. We also have special info for admitted students and U.S. students applying for grad school.


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