INDIANA UNIVERSITYSOUTH BEND

100+ DEGREE PROGRAMS

exceptional FACULTY

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These are what you get as a student at IU SOUTH BEND.

and UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCH.

JOBSGRADUATE SCHOOLOPPORTUNITY INDIANA UNIVERSITY DIPLOMASUCCESS

These are what you get as a graduate of IU SOUTH BEND.

Fulfill your potential. Get the degree you want at a cost you can afford. So you can get the career and life you want. Classes are offered at the South Bend campus, the Elkhart Center and online.

and UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCH.

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1 IU Police Department2002 Mishawaka Avenue

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6 Administration Building 1700 Mishawaka Avenue

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9 Education and Arts Building 1002 South Esther Street

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11 Purdue Polytechnic 1825 Northside Blvd

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15 Bridge House

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NORTH of campusGrape Road & Main Street Dining & ShoppingEddy Street Commons Restaurants & ShopsFedEx Office Print & Ship CenterThe University of Notre DameUniversity Park Mall Cinemark Movies 14 Whole Foods

SOUTH of campusIreland Road Dining & Shopping Centers South Bend Chippewa Bowling AlleySt. Joseph County 4H Fair GroundsAMC Showplace South Bend 16Starbucks

EAST of campusDowntown Mishawaka Dining & ShoppingPotawatomi Zoo & Muessel-Ellison Conservatory St. Joseph County Public Library – River ParkMartin’s SupermarketCaribou CoffeeOaken BucketBethel CollegeHaciendaSubway

WEST of campusDowntown South Bend Dining & Shopping Four Winds Field – Home of the South Bend CubsIU South Bend Civil Rights Heritage Center St. Joseph County Public Library – MainSouth Bend Regional Museum of ArtSouth Bend Farmer’s MarketSouth Bend Chocolate CaféChicory Café Cambodian ThaiWoochi Japanese Fusion & BarSouth Bend Civic TheatreMorris Performing Arts CenterHoward Park Center for HistoryPurple Porch Co-op

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SOUTH BEND IS A COLLEGE TOWN South Bend, Indiana has been a home for college students since its origin. Indiana University began offering classes here in 1916, joining the University of Notre Dame and Saint Mary’s College as institutions of higher education based in this friendly city along the St. Joseph River. To accommodate the thousands of college students who come to South Bend each year, the city offers entertainment, dining, culture, recreation, sports, arts and everything in between. IU South Bend is located on the river near downtown and is a short walk, ride or drive to everything a student wants to do. Venues and activities near campus include the Four Winds Field–home of the South Bend Cubs minor league baseball team, whitewater rafting on the East Race Waterway, headline entertainers at the Morris Performing Arts Center, riverfront bars and restaurants, Farmer’s Market, Notre Dame football weekends, and easy trips to Chicago, Indianapolis and Lake Michigan.

FIND YOUR COMMUNITY

IU South Bend is a warm and welcoming university where students feel safe and professors know your name. IU South Bend can take you where you want to go in your education, your career and your life. Schedule a visit, at visit.iusb.edu to check out our campus and the city we call home.

There is a lot to cheer about at IU South Bend. Join your friends rooting the Titans on to victory in the Student Activities Center, a state-of-the-art athletics facility. The Titans play in the Chicagoland Collegiate Athletic Conference (CCAC) of the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA).

SPORTS ARE A BIG PART OF IU SOUTH BEND We offer men’s and women’s basketball, men’s and women’s cross country, men’s baseball, women’s volleyball, and men’s golf.

Nearly 100 student clubs and organizations give the opportunity for everyone to get involved on campus and make lasting friendships.

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TITANS!

IT STARTS WITH FACULTYIU South Bend is home to distinguished faculty who have a passion for teaching. From the sciences to the arts, from business to the humanities, from nursing to education, IU South Bend features award-winning professors who teach, do research, and perform at the highest levels. Students have access to these professors in the classrooms, laboratories and studios on campus.

Undergraduate research, student teaching, study abroad, and music and theatrical productions are just some of the opportunities students can share with faculty members in their chosen field. Many professors do cutting edge research and are widely published.

HONORS PROGRAM

The IU South Bend Honors Program offers highly motivated students the opportunity for an enriched college experience. From their first semester, Honors students are immersed in a supportive environment with exhilarating academic discussions and challenging coursework. Scholarships are available for this small, select, discussion-based program.

CENTERS OF EXCELLENCE

Students are invited to participate in three academic centers on campus. The Center for a Sustainable Future strives to help every person on campus understand the principles of sustainability and put them into practice. The Civil Rights Heritage Center invites students to record and preserve the local civil rights struggle, promote social justice, and improve race relations. The American Democracy Project is for students who want to be active, involved citizens in their communities.

STUDY ABROAD

IU South Bend offers faculty-led overseas study programs to many parts of the globe. Students can also participate in any of the 70 IU overseas study experiences.

UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMSAccountingActuarial ScienceAdvertisingAnthropologyApplied ScienceArt EducationBankingBiochemistryBiological SciencesChemistryComputer ScienceCriminal JusticeDental HygieneDesignDrawing and PaintingEconomicsElectronic MediaElementary EducationEnglishFinanceFine ArtsFrenchGeneral BusinessGeneral StudiesGermanGraphic DesignHealth Care ManagementHealth PromotionHealth Systems LeadershipHistoryHuman Resource ManagementInformaticsInstrumental/Choral

International BusinessInterpersonal CommunicationJournalismLabor StudiesManagement Information SystemsMarketingMass CommunicationMathematicsMedical Imaging TechnologyMusicMusic EducationMusic CompositionNew MediaNursingOrchestral InstrumentOrganizational CommunicationPerformancePhilosophyPhotographyPhotojournalismPhysicsPianoPolitical SciencePrintmakingPsychologyPublic Advocacy (Rhetorical Studies)Public RelationsRadiographySculptureSecondary EducationSmall Business and EntrepreneurshipSocial WorkSociologySpanishSpecial Education

For a comprehensive list of degree programs including concentrations, minors and pre-professional tracks visit bulletin.iusb.edu.

Choose from more than 100 Degree Programs

Speech CommunicationSport & Exercise ScienceSustainability StudiesTheatreVideo & Motion MediaVoice PerformanceWomen’s and Gender Studies

GRADUATE PROGRAMSAccounting (M.S.)Applied Mathematics and Computer Science (M.S.)Business Administration (M.B.A.)w/ concentrations in: Finance, and Marketing

Communication Studies (M.A.)Education, Addictions Counseling (M.S.)Education, Clinical Mental Health (M.S.)Education, Marriage, Couples, and Family Counseling (M.S.)Education, Mild Interventions (M.S.)Education, Intense Interventions (M.S.)Education, School Counseling (M.S.)Educational Leadership (M.S.)Elementary Education Reading and English Learners Focus (M.S.)

English (M.A.)Liberal Studies (M.L.S.)Music (M.M.)Nursing (M.S.)Public Affairs, Health Systems Management (M.P.A.)Public Affairs, Nonprofit Management (M.P.A.)Public Affairs, Governmental Administration and Administration (M.P.A.)Secondary Education Reading and English Learners Focus (M.S.)

Social Work (M.S.W.)Special Education, Teaching (M.A.T.)

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DIPLOMA PROGRAMS (MUSIC)Performer DiplomaArtist Diploma

BACHELOR OF ARTS EDUCATION

BACHELOR OF ARTSFine ArtsMass Communication w/concentrations in: Electronic Media Journalism Public RelationsMusic w/concentrations in: Music History Music Theory Composition Music TechnologySpeech Communication w/concentrations in: Interpersonal Communication Organizational Communication Public AdvocacyTheatre w/concentrations in: Performance Design/Technical Theatre Studies

BACHELOR OF FINE ARTSFine Arts w/concentrations in: Drawing & Painting Photography Printmaking SculptureNew Media w/concentrations in: Graphic Design Music Video & Motion Media InformaticsTheatre w/concentrations in: Performance Design/Technical

BACHELOR OF MUSIC w/concentrations in: Composition Orchestral Instrument Piano Voice

BACHELOR OF MUSIC EDUCATIONw/concentrations in:Choral/GeneralInstrumental/General

PROGRAMS

ERNESTINE M. RACLIN SCHOOL OF THE ARTS Whether you are interested in the visual or performing arts, communications or new media, the Ernestine M. Raclin School of Arts will help you develop the artistic and technical skills you need to turn your creativity into a career. The Raclin School features award-winning faculty, renowned guest artists, the state-of-the-art Louise E. Addicott and Yatish J. Joshi Performance Hall, and the recent accreditation of the music department by the National Association of Schools of Music.

Faculty have performed and practiced their craft in theatres, music halls, media outlets and businesses across the country and around the world. In the Raclin School you will study your craft, whether it’s painting, the written word, digital wizardry, music, or the stage, and then share your skills with the community through performances, exhibitions, internships, working for the student newspaper, or writing for Aspire magazine. As part of your education you can travel across the country and around the world to experience the best the arts has to offer.

After commencement students go on to graduate school, celebrated stages and galleries, cutting-edge businesses, and local and national media companies. As a graduate, the Raclin School will provide you with a network of professionals ready to help you with your next step. For more information visit arts.iusb.edu.

THE SCHOOL OF THE ARTS offers a supportive

community rich with experiences for you to practice and hone your creative skills.

From opportunities to study abroad in Florence, to performing and acting

in major productions, or mastering cutting-edge

computer technologies, you can find your voice and develop your own creative contributions.

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The Education and Arts facility is certified as a LEED Green Building and includes the Educational Resource Commons.

PROGRAMS

SCHOOL OF EDUCATION The School of Education has an excellent reputation and has produced thousands of graduates who are teaching in schools in Indiana and across the country. In fact, nearly every school in northern Indiana employs a teacher who graduated from IU South Bend. The School of Education is one of our best known and well-respected programs. Each year, the School of Education’s talented faculty prepare graduate and undergraduate students to be dedicated, caring, influential teachers and counselors who excel in teaching in diverse P-12 educational settings.

Faculty are dedicated to providing experiential learning opportunities that help future teachers connect theory and practice to the reality of teaching and counseling students in a diverse urban or suburban educational setting. As part of the program, you will get the opportunity to observe and participate in teaching activities at local schools giving you practical experience and opening doors to jobs in education. IU South Bend education and counseling programs are nationally accredited through NCATE and CACREP, and they consistently exceed Indiana state licensure requirements. The School of Education is committed to graduating teachers and counselors who are skilled at overcoming challenges to student learning and who inspire children and youth from all backgrounds to succeed in the classroom. As a graduate you will have the foundation needed to be successful wherever you go. For more information visit education.iusb.edu.

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BACHELOR OF SCIENCEw/concentrations in:Elementary EducationSecondary Education & Foundations of EducationSpecial Education

MASTER OF SCIENCE w/concentrations in:CounselingSpecial EducationElementary and Secondary EducationEducational Leadership

“Our partnership with the School of Education is invaluable. We hire more than 50 teachers each year, with many of them coming from IU South Bend well prepared to teach in our urban schools.” CAROLE L. SCHMIDT, PH.D., SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLSSouth Bend Community School Corporation

JUDD LEIGHTON SCHOOL OF BUSINESS AND ECONOMICS At the Leighton School we have a reputation for graduating exceptionally prepared business professionals. Our accomplishments speak for themselves. Students at the Leighton School regularly perform in the top 10 percent of students at universities across the nation on standardized exams that measure business knowledge.

The Princeton Review’s Best 294 Business Schools has ranked us as an “Outstanding Business School” for seven consecutive years. The Leighton School is accredited by AACSB International, an achievement only five percent of business schools worldwide are able to reach. Our faculty are accomplished in their fields and passionate about teaching. You will be encouraged to expand your classroom experiences by participating in real-world applications. From internships to capstone classes, from client projects to marketing competitions and simulation labs, you will get a taste of doing business in the real world. At the Leighton School we offer a wide variety of degree programs that will allow you to find your business strengths. Plus, business leaders and alumni frequently come back to share their perspectives and expertise. This network provides feedback for business ideas, opportunities for internships and jobs, and information about corporate experiences in the local and global marketplace. No matter what professional objective you may have, you’ll gain the knowledge, skills, and community connections you can depend on to get jobs and have a successful career. For more information visit business.iusb.edu.

PROGRAMS

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE EconomicsBusiness w/ concentrations in: Accounting Advertising Banking Finance Healthcare Management Human Resource Management International Business Management Information Systems Management Marketing Small Business and Entrepreneurship

MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION w/ concentrations in:Finance Marketing

MASTER OF SCIENCEw/concentrations in:Accounting

“The 32 year-old CFO of my $120 million company is a graduate of IU South Bend.”AMISH SHAH, PRESIDENT AND CEOKem Krest, Inc., Elkhart

LUPING MCGINNISAnalyst, Financial Systems

MBA student

“The MBA program has definitely

helped me advance in my career at

1st Source Bank and enabled me to better myself and improve my skills.”

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE EconomicsBusiness w/ concentrations in: Accounting Advertising Banking Finance Healthcare Management Human Resource Management International Business Management Information Systems Management Marketing Small Business and Entrepreneurship

MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION w/ concentrations in:Finance Marketing

MASTER OF SCIENCEw/concentrations in:Accounting

“The 32 year-old CFO of my $120 million company is a graduate of IU South Bend.”AMISH SHAH, PRESIDENT AND CEOKem Krest, Inc., Elkhart

ASHLEY COMPTON BS ’14, Biochemistry

“IU South Bend changed my life.”

Graduate Student, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)

LUIS MORALES BS ’14, Physics & Applied Math

“It’s just an amazing school.”

Graduate Student, University of Notre Dame

MARK KLEHFOTH BS ’14, Physics “I thought the opportunity might be better somewhere else. What I found was actually the opposite.”

Graduate Student, University of Chicago

COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS AND SCIENCESThe College of Liberal Arts and Sciences (CLAS) is the largest, most comprehensive college at IU South Bend. We offer a wide range of disciplines, including more than 80 degree programs in the humanities, social sciences, and natural sciences allowing you to gain a deeper understanding of the world around you. You’ll learn essential skills in writing, critical thinking, scientific investigation, languages and more – skills employers are seeking today. The sciences at CLAS have an outstanding record of placing students in graduate school, medical school and law school. The opportunity to do undergraduate research with outstanding faculty is a hallmark of CLAS.

An unprecedented number of IU South Bend graduating seniors have won National Science Foundation Fellowships to continue studies based on their undergraduate research experiences. The college is home to faculty whose research is making a difference in our communities and across the globe. Recognizing that the most effective learning takes place when students are engaged in their learning experiences, our faculty create opportunities for you to gain real-world experience and practical knowledge. CLAS also offers study abroad opportunities, providing new perspectives and cultural experiences.

Regardless of your future career plans, CLAS’s liberal arts and sciences education will give you the foundation you need to be successful. For more information visit clas.iusb.edu.

Our faculty are pioneering new areas of study in higher education and spearheading scientific discovery in the worlds of physics, chemistry, and biology.

PROGRAMS

VERA Z. DWYER COLLEGE OF HEALTH SCIENCES The Vera Z. Dwyer College of Health Sciences is recognized as a leader in preparing expert practitioners and providing continuing education to health workers in the community. Healthcare is one of the nation’s strongest growth industries. With an aging population and higher survival rates for severely ill and injured patients, the demand for care and therapy continues to rise. The Dwyer College is focused on producing graduates to meet the employment needs of hospitals, medical practices and health care providers. The new Bachelor of Science in Health Sciences offers students a wide variety of career options in the growing healthcare field. The degree program includes concentrations in Health Promotion, Health Systems Leadership, and Sport and Exercise Science, along with a minor in Nutrition. The nursing program includes a Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN). If you have a degree in another field, and want to switch to nursing, you can pursue an accelerated BSN. However, if you’re already a nurse with a BSN degree and wish to enter a leadership position in healthcare you can complete a Master of Science in Nursing. The radiography program will provide you with a comprehensive education, training you to be a future professional who is adept in the performance of any medical diagnostic procedure. The field includes careers in ultrasound, computerized tomography (CT), magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) cardiovascular/interventional radiography, radiation therapy and nuclear medicine. For more than 40 years, the dental hygiene program has been providing high-quality education and clinical experiences to prepare students to be outstanding oral health professionals. As a student, you will also be introduced to public service as part of your education. Our program has an on-campus dental hygiene clinic which provides over 700 hours of hands-on patient treatment experience for every student. The Dwyer College is deeply involved with the local medical and dental communities and is committed to providing graduates who will improve the health of residents.

For more information visit healthsciences.iusb.edu.

ASSOCIATE OF SCIENCE Radiography

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Dental HygieneHealth PromotionHealth Sciences Health Systems LeadershipMedical Imaging/RadiographyNursingSport & Exercise Science

MASTER OF SCIENCENursing

“I can attest to the high caliber of hygienists that come from IU South Bend and the quality and strength of their preparedness. They have the ability to keep up with colleagues who have been working in the field for many years.” DR. ROGER PECINA, FOUNDER & OWNER Afdent Dental

DR. JERRY MORRIS Medical Director

Pokagon Band Health Center

“My experience at IU South Bend

laid the groundwork for my career as

a physician.”

WELCOME WEEK kicks off the first week of classes each fall semester with a rousing week-long celebration! Students, faculty, and staff are invited to take part in this spirited welcome filled with colorful experiences. Run the Titan Splash and become a living rainbow. Gather at the Titan Tailgate and enjoy entertainment, food, and wacky games. Browse the Welcome Back Fair and discover more than 100 student clubs, activities, fraternities, and sororities that let you get involved at IU South Bend.

Advertising ClubAlpha Sigma PhiAlpha Sigma TauAmerican Criminal Justice Assoc.Baptist Collegiate Ministry: The JourneyBlack Student UnionCampus Bible FellowshipChi Alpha Christian FellowshipCommunication Studies ClubDelta Sigma Phi Education CouncilFeminist Student UnionGraduate Nursing AssociationInternational Student Organization

IUSB Accounting AssociationEquestrian TeamFilm Studies ClubMedical Imaging ClubResidence Hall AssociationStudent Economic ForumSustainability ClubJapanese ClubLatino Student UnionLe club français de IUSBMarketing ClubMulti-Platform Applications ClubOkinawa Martial Arts ClubPolitical Science Club Psi Chi Chapter

Psychology ClubQueer Straight AllianceSocial Work Student AssociationSociety of Physics StudentsSociology ClubStudent Alumni AssociationStudent Government AssociationStudent Nurses Association Student Veterans OrganizationThe Children of DionysusThe PrefaceTheta Phi AlphaTitan ProductionsWomen’s Volleyball Club+ MORE

OUR STUDENTS RUN THE SHOW

Our students form clubs and associations, organize intramural sports, and establish fraternities and sororities. Through Titan Productions they plan dances, movie nights, schedule entertainers and open mic nights, and make arrangements for almost anything else you may want to do. THE CENTER OF STUDENT LIFE

The Student Activities Center (SAC), a 100,000 square foot facility, offers a Student Health Center, students a state-of-the-art fitness center; three-lane running track; cardio and weight equipment; five court areas; three racquetball courts; group fitness room; full-service locker rooms; popular game area featuring billiards and table tennis; and a student lounge.

GRAB A BITE TO EAT

You’ll find a wide selection of food and drinks available in a relaxed environment to chat, study and share a meal with friends at our two dining areas—The University Grill and Courtside Café.

Or grab a cup of Starbucks ™ coffee on your way to class in the Education and Arts Building.

Plus, there are diners, pizza shops and restaurants within a short walk of campus. THE CHOICE IS YOURS

Get active in a campus leadership role by participating in student government or reporting for the university newspaper. Listen to speakers and lectures, attend plays and recitals, and volunteer for campus events.

CAMPUS LIFE

THERE’S PLENTY TO DO

Housing and Residence Life (HRL) at River Crossing student housing is designed to help you transition into college life.

Our one, two, or four bedroom suites are fully furnished. Wi-Fi, Cable TV, dishwasher, microwave, refrigerator, utilities, private bedrooms, and 24-hour security, are all provided for you. HRL allows students from South Bend and beyond to live away from home in comfort and security. Join the nearly 400 students who reside in one of River Crossing’s seven houses. Our residence hall communities set the scene for lasting friendships and making college memories. As a freshman you’ll be housed in a common area, so you can develop friendships and share experiences with others who are also just beginning their college experience. HRL offers programs and activities that foster community and connections between students, the campus, and the community — dances, theme parties, study nights, community outreach and more. Throughout it all, studentshave easy access to professional staff and resident assistants who offer support at every turn.

THIS IS WHERE IT ALL HAPPENS

HRL engages you as a student and will help you grow into a community of friends. You’ll do better in classes because someone in your house is in the same class or in your field of study. Enjoy spontaneous games in the Community Building or chats with friends over coffee, and you’ll look forward to returning to your suite to discuss classes, travel, music, or even your plans for the weekend.

For more information visit housing.iusb.edu.

HOUSING & RESIDENCE LIFE

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THEMED HOUSES River Crossing offers three themed communities that provide unique living options for students who would like to live with others that share common interests.

In addition to year-round student activities that revolve around each theme, each community works together to plan a spring break trip that enhances their themed experience.

Each community has its own resident assistant, faculty advisor, and peer mentor.

PROMETHEUS STUDENT SUCCESS THEME COMMUNITY

A learning community designed to foster successful academic skills that lead to a positive college experience and graduation.

GAIA SUSTAINABILITY THEME COMMUNITY

In this learning community, which features a Community Garden, students with interest in environmental and sustainability issues will live together to promote earth and community sustainability initiatives.

ATLAS INTERCULTURAL THEME COMMUNITY

The goal of the Atlas community is to promote intercultural and multicultural education and communication.

JOB & CAREER ASSISTANCEThe Career Services Office (CSO) is here to assist you with the job search process.

Whether you need experience through internships, resumé writing assistance or honing your interview skills, the CSO can help.

Simply make an appointment with a Career Counselor to get started.

iusb.edu/career-services(574) 520-4425

FINANCIAL AID & SCHOLARSHIPS

We want students to graduate with no debt or the lowest debt possible. Each incoming student is assigned a financial aid counselor to help them make good decisions along the way.

More than half of our students receive some form of financial assistance.

Each year IU South Bend gives out nearly $45 million in federal, state, university and private aid in the form of scholarships, grants, loans and work study.

APPLYING FOR AID IS FREE.

You will never know what you are eligible for if you don’t apply. We can help you every step of the way.

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BECOME A STUDENTBEST TUITION VALUE

IU South Bend has the best tuition value for a bachelor’s degreein northern Indiana.

Go ahead and compare.

The approximate cost of tuition for a full-time student for one year is $7,000. Books and supplies average $1,200 a year. In addition, most IU South Bend students are eligible for some form of financial aid.

IT’S EASY TO APPLY

The fastest and most convenient way to apply is by completing an online application at apply.iusb.edu. A paper application is also available. For assistance with the application process call (574) 520-4839 or email admissions@iusb.edu. International students should visit oiss.iusb.edu or call (574) 520-4419 for assistance in applying. Applicants will need to provide a high school transcript (or HSE Diploma score), test scores on SAT or ACT, and the application fee. Transfer students will need to provide all previous college transcripts.

A student is not admitted or denied admission into the university based solely on one piece of information. In reviewing your application, your entire high school academic record—including courses completed, grades earned, and SAT/ACT test results—is considered. APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS

If you are a current Indiana high school student, you are expected to complete a Core 40 curriculum and are strongly encouraged to earn the Academic Honors Diploma. If you are not a graduate of an Indiana high school, you are expected to complete a comparable college-prep curriculum. Applicants who have been out of high school for three or more years are not required to submit SAT or ACT scores. Applicants will need to provide a high school transcript or High School Equivalency Diploma (HSE), test scores on SAT or ACT, and the application fee. HSE recipients will be considered for admission based on the HSE score, previous high school academic record, and other factors that indicate potential success at the college level. Those under the age of 21 must submit an SAT or ACT score in addition to the HSE Diploma. TRANSFER STUDENTS

A cumulative grade point average of 2.0 at the student’s previous college(s) is expected. Students with fewer than 12 transferrable credit hours are also required to meet beginning freshmen admission standards. For more information visit admissions.iusb.edu.

VISIT CAMPUS. YOU’LL LIKE WHAT YOU SEE!

IU South Bend is a friendly and welcoming university. Schedule a campus tour to see for yourself.

Go to visit.iusb.edu for more information or call (574) 520-4839 to make arrangements.

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