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Money Matters

At IU, students pay a flat fee for tuition each semester. The fee entitles students to register for 12 to 17 credit hours per semester. Most degree programs require students to average 15.5 credit hours per semester in order to graduate in the traditional eight semesters. The IU Office of Admissions estimates total costs for Indiana resident undergraduates for the 2008-2009 academic year were between $14,810 and $15,868. Total costs for non-resident undergraduates were between $31,346 and $32,404. More»

There are many different sources for tuition assistance:

• The state of Indiana and the federal government both offer a range of grants and loans for which students with financial need may be eligible.  The Office of Student Financial Assistance is the clearinghouse for information and applications.
• Indiana University offers a wide range of academic scholarships to help offset the costs of attendance. More»
• The College of Arts and Sciences recognizes academic excellence through scholarships and awards.  More»