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PA-7: Affordability and Access

According to the College Navigator, 89% of IUPUI’s full-time beginning undergraduate students received some type of financial aid in 2016-2017 with 41% of them receiving Pell Grants. 69% of all IUPUI undergraduates received grants or scholarships while 51% received federal student loans. As such, IUPUI recognizes the need to provide all the assistance it can in helping students with need overcome perceived and real hurdles in paying for their education. In an effort to encourage on-time graduation and decrease the cost of education, all IU campuses have moved to a Banded tuition rate, effective Fall 2016. Banded tuition is designed to help students graduate on time (in four years) and reduce the cost of their education. Undergraduate students enrolled at an Indiana University campus will pay one rate for their basic tuition when taking between 12 credits and 18 credits at one IU campus. https://affordability.iu.edu/banded-tuition/index.html Other Affordability Programs at IU: • MoneySmarts – a multifaceted financial literacy program established as part of an overall program to assist students to make informed financial management decisions and decrease overall student debt. https://moneysmarts.iu.edu/ • Free Course Guarantee - Indiana House Enrolled Act 1348-2013 provides a guarantee to students that if they follow their maps but are unable to enroll in a required course in a given semester, the institution must provide the course for free in a future semester unless they can provide the student with a revised degree map that still enables the student to graduate within four years. https://affordability.iu.edu/free-course/index.html Specifically for low-income students, IUPUI promotes several programs and fellowships to encourage underrepresented students to attend. The variety of cultures at the campus create a robust environment for all faculty, staff, and students. IUPUI also makes available international programs and opportunities to study and become involved with many different cultures. IUPUI Student Central_Fund Your Education https://studentcentral.iupui.edu/funding/index.html • Financial Aid https://studentcentral.iupui.edu/funding/apply-financial-aid/index.html • Diversity Scholarships https://admissions.iupui.edu/cost-aid/scholarships/diversity-scholarships/index.html • Grants https://studentcentral.iupui.edu/funding/grants/index.html • Loans https://studentcentral.iupui.edu/funding/loans/index.html • Work-Study https://studentcentral.iupui.edu/funding/work-study.html Division of Undergraduate Education provides the following Student Support Programs: https://uc.iupui.edu/student-support-programs/index.html • Diversity Enrichment and Achievement Program (DEAP) – The mission of the Diversity Enrichment and Achievement Program (DEAP) is to enhance the transition and success of IUPUI students from populations that have been traditionally underrepresented in higher education by addressing academic, social, and personal matters that have an impact on persistence. Through connecting, affirming, guiding, and engaging students, DEAP helps to ensure their success at IUPUI. DEAP offers intensive retention programming and a supportive community. https://deap.iupui.edu/ • Bepko Learning Center - enhance the opportunities for undergraduate students to achieve educational goals and to assist in their development of academic skills through collaborative learning, role modeling, peer interaction, and peer support through the Office of Academic Enrichment, the Office of Academic Mentoring, and the Office of Tutorial Support. https://blc.iupui.edu/about/index.html • 21st Century Scholars Success Program https://21stcentury.iupui.edu/ • First Year Seminars https://uc.iupui.edu/academic-affairs/courses/first-year/index.html • Summer Bridge https://uc.iupui.edu/academic-affairs/courses/first-year/index.html • Themed Learning Communities https://uc.iupui.edu/academic-affairs/courses/first-year/index.html • New Student Orientation – OTEAM - https://orientation.iupui.edu/ • Nina Mason Pulliam Scholars Program - offers students who face significant barriers to educational success an opportunity to obtain a bachelor's degree at IUPUI. The program targets lower-income individuals who were either raised in the child welfare system (such as foster care), have physical disabilities, or are returning adults with dependents. https://nina.iupui.edu/ • THRIVE is a scholarship and program for incoming, first-year, independent students. By that, we mean students who have had experiences with foster care, housing insecurity, homelessness, emancipation, legal guardianship determined by a court, or lack of family support. https://thrive.iupui.edu/ • Office of Student Employment Federal Work Study https://employment.iupui.edu/work-study/index.html • Student Support Services (SSS) is part of the federal TRIO programs for first-generation, low-income, and physically challenged students. SSS is committed to supporting each student in the program, retaining them in college, and giving them the tools and support necessary to earn their degrees. Through intrusive counseling and advising, academic peer mentoring, and financial aid counseling, https://uc.iupui.edu/student-support-programs/student-support/index.html • Transfer Student Services https://transfer.iupui.edu/ • TRIO Upward Bound provides low-income, first-generation potential college students quality instruction and academic support to ensure their successful completion of a bachelor’s degree. https://ub.iupui.edu/ • Indy Achieves https://admissions.iupui.edu/cost-aid/indy-achieves/index.html • IUPUI Pledge Grant https://admissions.iupui.edu/cost-aid/pledge-grant.html IUPUI Division of Student Affairs_Office of Student Advocacy and Support (OSAS) https://studentaffairs.iupui.edu/advocacy-resources/get-help/index.html • OSAS provides guidance on any type of student issue or emergency support • OSAS provides onsite Food and Clothing Services thru PAWS Pantry and PAWS Closet • IUPUI hosted a conference to improve retention, graduation of under-resourced students. IUPUI hosted the inaugural Engaging and Supporting Under-Resourced Students at IUPUI conference Nov. 2017. The event aimed to improve the chances of success among students facing food, housing and other insecurities. https://news.iu.edu/stories/2017/11/iupui/releases/13-under-resourced-students-conference.html • Help Me ROAR Website - Registry of Options and Resources is a one-stop shop of information with campus and local community resources within a five-mile radius of IUPUI. https://helpmeroar.iupui.edu/ The Student Health Center implemented a fee reduction process for students with demonstrated level of financial need. https://studentaffairs.iupui.edu/health/medical/index.html Fee Deposit Waiver – IUPUI offers a waiver for the $100 enrollment deposit to students who are receiving select institutional scholarships, Indiana 21st Century Scholars, and other populations https://admissions.iupui.edu/enroll/deposit-waiver.html IUPUI Graduate Diversity Fellowships https://graduate.iupui.edu/admissions/financial-support/fellowships-awards/index.html • Adam W. Herbert Graduate Fellowship • President’s Diversity Dissertation Fellowship at IUPUI • President's Graduate Diversity Fellowship at IUPUI • IU School of Medicine (IUSM) also offers a number of Scholarships and Loans based on financial need. A list of available IUSM scholarships can be found here: https://md.mednet.iu.edu/support-services/financial-aid/scholarships/ and Loans here: https://md.mednet.iu.edu/support-services/financial-aid/loans-available-through-iusm/

IUPUI Assisting Under-Resourced Students website: https://assist.iupui.edu/about/index.html Assist.IUPUI.edu is designed for IUPUI faculty, staff, and administrators as well as IUPUI external partners to provide tips and tools to assist under-resourced students. These web resources have been gathered to help expand the expertise of faculty, staff and administrators to help them empower IUPUI students to succeed and get beyond difficult circumstances. IUPUI Division of Student Affairs_Office of Student Advocacy and Support (OSAS) https://studentaffairs.iupui.edu/advocacy-resources/get-help/index.html IUPUI Office of Equal Opportunity (OEO) provides resources and trainings to all members of the campus community to eliminate barriers that inhibit individuals and groups from attaining equal access to employment and education. https://oeo.iupui.edu/ IUPUI Division of Diversity, Equity & Inclusion (DEI) mission is to educate, advocate, engage and empower the IUPUI Community by cultivating partnerships and resources to create and sustain an environment that is inclusive, equitable and diverse. https://diversity.iupui.edu/ IUPUI Welcoming Campus Initiative is tied to IUPUI’s strategic goals outlined in Our Commitment to Indiana and Beyond: IUPUI Strategic Plan, especially our efforts to support student success, faculty and staff development, and community engagement. https://chancellor.iupui.edu/initiatives-celebrations/welcoming-campus/index.html The IUPUI Division of Enrollment Management (DEM) provides a number of resources for recruitment focused faculty and staff: • DEM Enrollment Strategy Strategic Plan https://dem.iupui.edu/strategic/index.html • Strategic Enrollment Management Summit_Each fall, the Division of Enrollment Management hosts a campus-wide summit of leaders from academic schools and units to learn and strategize about bringing more of an enrollment management mindset to their strategic plan. Topics include the availability and quality of desired degree programs, the affordability, and return-on-investment of a college education, the distribution of merit scholarships and need-based financial aid programs, flexible course availability, informed and timely progress toward degree, the opportunities and support programs provided to students in pursuit of their degree and the overall learning, employment, and other outcomes realized as a result of college education. • Undergraduate Recruitment Council • OVMP Advisory Council and Veteran Services Support Team

IUPUI hosts a variety of K-12 Programs to introduce students and family to the college experience and the IUPUI Campus: https://engage.iupui.edu/partner/partnerships/student-achievement/index.html Educational opportunity goes hand in hand with economic security. That’s why we’re so dedicated to working with community partners to foster K–12 student success and make sure everyone in our community has access to the educational opportunities they deserve. IUPUI is involved on every level. Our campus hosts yearly academic events, offers classes and summer camps to students in the community, and works with our neighborhood schools to increase opportunity for everyone. IUPUI provides guidance on preparing for college https://admissions.iupui.edu/apply/preparing-for-college/index.html and also hosts a detailed, step by step, easy to follow Application Process https://admissions.iupui.edu/apply/freshman/index.html with specific information for families https://admissions.iupui.edu/for-parents/ Division of Undergraduate Education provides the following Student/Family Support Programs: https://uc.iupui.edu/student-support-programs/index.html • Diversity Enrichment and Achievement Program (DEAP) – The mission of the Diversity Enrichment and Achievement Program (DEAP) is to enhance the transition and success of IUPUI students from populations that have been traditionally underrepresented in higher education by addressing academic, social, and personal matters that have an impact on persistence. Through connecting, affirming, guiding, and engaging students, DEAP helps to ensure their success at IUPUI. DEAP offers intensive retention programming and a supportive community. https://deap.iupui.edu/ • Bepko Learning Center - enhance the opportunities for undergraduate students to achieve educational goals and to assist in their development of academic skills through collaborative learning, role modeling, peer interaction, and peer support through the Office of Academic Enrichment, the Office of Academic Mentoring, and the Office of Tutorial Support. https://blc.iupui.edu/about/index.html • 21st Century Scholars Success Program https://21stcentury.iupui.edu/ • First Year Seminars https://uc.iupui.edu/academic-affairs/courses/first-year/index.html • Summer Bridge https://uc.iupui.edu/academic-affairs/courses/first-year/index.html • Themed Learning Communities https://uc.iupui.edu/academic-affairs/courses/first-year/index.html • New Student Orientation – OTEAM - https://orientation.iupui.edu/ • Nina Mason Pulliam Scholars Program - offers students who face significant barriers to educational success an opportunity to obtain a bachelor's degree at IUPUI. The program targets lower-income individuals who were either raised in the child welfare system (such as foster care), have physical disabilities, or are returning adults with dependents. https://nina.iupui.edu/ • THRIVE is a scholarship and program for incoming, first-year, independent students. By that, we mean students who have had experiences with foster care, housing insecurity, homelessness, emancipation, legal guardianship determined by a court, or lack of family support. https://thrive.iupui.edu/ • Office of Student Employment Federal Work Study https://employment.iupui.edu/work-study/index.html • Student Support Services (SSS) is part of the federal TRIO programs for first-generation, low-income, and physically challenged students. SSS is committed to supporting each student in the program, retaining them in college, and giving them the tools and support necessary to earn their degrees. Through intrusive counseling and advising, academic peer mentoring, and financial aid counseling, https://uc.iupui.edu/student-support-programs/student-support/index.html • Transfer Student Services https://transfer.iupui.edu/ • TRIO Upward Bound provides low-income, first-generation potential college students quality instruction and academic support to ensure their successful completion of a bachelor’s degree. https://ub.iupui.edu/ • Indy Achieves https://admissions.iupui.edu/cost-aid/indy-achieves/index.html • IUPUI Pledge Grant https://admissions.iupui.edu/cost-aid/pledge-grant.html IUPUI Division of Student Affairs_Office of Student Advocacy and Support (OSAS) https://studentaffairs.iupui.edu/advocacy-resources/get-help/index.html • OSAS provides guidance on any type of student issue or emergency support • OSAS provides onsite Food and Clothing Services thru PAWS Pantry and PAWS Closet • IUPUI hosted a conference to improve retention, graduation of under-resourced students. IUPUI hosted the inaugural Engaging and Supporting Under-Resourced Students at IUPUI conference Nov. 2017. The event aimed to improve the chances of success among students facing food, housing and other insecurities. https://news.iu.edu/stories/2017/11/iupui/releases/13-under-resourced-students-conference.html • Help Me ROAR Website - Registry of Options and Resources is a one-stop shop of information with campus and local community resources within a five-mile radius of IUPUI. https://helpmeroar.iupui.edu/ • Emergency Funds the Student Advocacy office offers small denomination, no interest emergency funding to students facing financial difficulties due to unexpected circumstances or expenses. The Student Health Center implemented a fee reduction process for students with demonstrated level of financial need. https://studentaffairs.iupui.edu/health/medical/index.html Fee Deposit Waiver – IUPUI offers a waiver for the $100 enrollment deposit to students who are receiving select institutional scholarships, Indiana 21st Century Scholars, and other populations https://admissions.iupui.edu/enroll/deposit-waiver.html IUPUI Division of Student Affairs_Parent and Family Programs is dedicated to serving as a one-stop-shop for parents, families, and supporters of current students. We develop intentional programs, communications, partnerships, and resources that impact student success and connect families to the IUPUI community.

IUPUI Provides a number of income based and Diversity based Scholarships and Grants, additional details can be found at: https://studentcentral.iupui.edu/funding/index.html The following is a list of currently available offerings: • 21st Century Scholars Success Program https://21stcentury.iupui.edu/ • Nina Mason Pulliam Scholars Program - offers students who face significant barriers to educational success an opportunity to obtain a bachelor's degree at IUPUI. The program targets lower-income individuals who were either raised in the child welfare system (such as foster care), have physical disabilities, or are returning adults with dependents. https://nina.iupui.edu/ • THRIVE is a scholarship and program for incoming, first-year, independent students. By that, we mean students who have had experiences with foster care, housing insecurity, homelessness, emancipation, legal guardianship determined by a court, or lack of family support. https://thrive.iupui.edu/ • Office of Student Employment Federal Work Study https://employment.iupui.edu/work-study/index.html • Indy Achieves https://admissions.iupui.edu/cost-aid/indy-achieves/index.html • IUPUI Pledge Grant https://admissions.iupui.edu/cost-aid/pledge-grant.html • Norman Brown Diversity and Leadership Program • The Olaniyan Scholars Program • Diversity Scholars Research Program (DSRP) • IUPUI Diversity Transfer Scholarship • Senior Academy Freshman (IPS) Scholarship • Sam H. Jones Community Service Scholars The IUPUI Bonner Leader Program • Michael Williams Endowed Scholarship • Carey Lykins Diversity Scholarship • Sam H. Jones Diversity Scholarship • William A. Crawford Minority Scholarship • Next Generation Hoosier Educators Scholarship • Earline S. Rogers Student Teaching Stipend for Minorities • Alpha Blackburn Scholarship for the Arts • Douglas L. Tillman Scholarship • Shared Heritage Scholarship • Informatics Transfer Student Scholarship • Inclusive Informatics Scholarship • Aspirations in Computing Freshman Scholarship • School of Informatics and Computing Freshman Scholarship • The Office Works/Tom O’Neil Scholarship • Hearst Undergraduate Scholarship • Make a Difference Scholarship • Bo L. Hagood Scholarship • Schumacher Scholarship for Mechanical Engineering • Commitment to Engineering Excellence • Federal Pell Grants • Federal SEOG • Frank O’Bannon Grant • CVO Grant for veterans and dependents • NGSG National Guard Tuition Supplemental Grant • IU Foundation Student Scholarship Awarded annually to students attending any IU campus. Preference will be given to undergraduate Indiana residents with demonstrated financial need. Scholarships awarded through this application include the Howard W. Fieber Scholarship, IUF General Scholarship, and IU Student Scholarship. • Fee Deposit Waiver – IUPUI offers a waiver for the $100 enrollment deposit to students who are receiving select institutional scholarships, Indiana 21st Century Scholars, and other populations https://admissions.iupui.edu/enroll/deposit-waiver.html IUPUI Graduate Diversity Fellowships https://graduate.iupui.edu/admissions/financial-support/fellowships-awards/index.html • Adam W. Herbert Graduate Fellowship • President’s Diversity Dissertation Fellowship at IUPUI • President's Graduate Diversity Fellowship at IUPUI • IU School of Medicine (IUSM) also offers a number of Scholarships and Loans based on financial need. A list of available IUSM scholarships can be found here: https://md.mednet.iu.edu/support-services/financial-aid/scholarships/ and Loans here: https://md.mednet.iu.edu/support-services/financial-aid/loans-available-through-iusm/ New Fall, 2019: INDY ACHIEVES PROMISE SCHOLARSHIP Committed to help Marion County continue to thrive. Initiated by Indianapolis Mayor Joe Hogsett, Indy Achieves provides Marion County residents that currently receive state financial aid remaining funds to cover tuition and fees, as well as a books and supplies allowance. This means if you have exhausted all financial aid, you will be given dollars through Indy Achieves to cover the rest. https://admissions.iupui.edu/cost-aid/indy-achieves/promise-scholarship.html

IUPUI provides several programs and resources, specifically for low-income and underrepresented students, to encourage interest and attendance. The variety of cultures at the campus create a robust environment for all faculty, staff, and students. IUPUI also makes available international programs and opportunities to study and become involved with many different cultures. The IUPUI Office of Undergraduate Admissions provides resources and support for Preparing for your college search https://admissions.iupui.edu/apply/preparing-for-college/index.html An IUPUI admissions counselor is your personal guide to IUPUI, helping you navigate the admission process from start to finish. Each of IUPUI’s admissions counselors serves high schools in a specific geographic area. There are also admission counselors specifically assigned in the following categories: Homeschooled students, Honors students, Latino and Hispanic students, LGBTQ+ students, and International students. Division of Undergraduate Education provides the following Student Support Programs: https://uc.iupui.edu/student-support-programs/index.html • Diversity Enrichment and Achievement Program (DEAP) – The mission of the Diversity Enrichment and Achievement Program (DEAP) is to enhance the transition and success of IUPUI students from populations that have been traditionally underrepresented in higher education by addressing academic, social, and personal matters that have an impact on persistence. Through connecting, affirming, guiding, and engaging students, DEAP helps to ensure their success at IUPUI. DEAP offers intensive retention programming and a supportive community. https://deap.iupui.edu/ • Bepko Learning Center - enhance the opportunities for undergraduate students to achieve educational goals and to assist in their development of academic skills through collaborative learning, role modeling, peer interaction, and peer support through the Office of Academic Enrichment, the Office of Academic Mentoring, and the Office of Tutorial Support. https://blc.iupui.edu/about/index.html • 21st Century Scholars Success Program https://21stcentury.iupui.edu/ • First Year Seminars https://uc.iupui.edu/academic-affairs/courses/first-year/index.html • Summer Bridge https://uc.iupui.edu/academic-affairs/courses/first-year/index.html • Themed Learning Communities https://uc.iupui.edu/academic-affairs/courses/first-year/index.html • New Student Orientation – OTEAM - https://orientation.iupui.edu/ • Nina Mason Pulliam Scholars Program - offers students who face significant barriers to educational success an opportunity to obtain a bachelor's degree at IUPUI. The program targets lower-income individuals who were either raised in the child welfare system (such as foster care), have physical disabilities, or are returning adults with dependents. https://nina.iupui.edu/ • THRIVE is a scholarship and program for incoming, first-year, independent students. By that, we mean students who have had experiences with foster care, housing insecurity, homelessness, emancipation, legal guardianship determined by a court, or lack of family support. https://thrive.iupui.edu/ • Office of Student Employment Federal Work Study https://employment.iupui.edu/work-study/index.html • Student Support Services (SSS) is part of the federal TRIO programs for first-generation, low-income, and physically challenged students. SSS is committed to supporting each student in the program, retaining them in college, and giving them the tools and support necessary to earn their degrees. Through intrusive counseling and advising, academic peer mentoring, and financial aid counseling, https://uc.iupui.edu/student-support-programs/student-support/index.html • Transfer Student Services https://transfer.iupui.edu/ • TRIO Upward Bound provides low-income, first-generation potential college students quality instruction and academic support to ensure their successful completion of a bachelor’s degree. https://ub.iupui.edu/ • Indy Achieves https://admissions.iupui.edu/cost-aid/indy-achieves/index.html • IUPUI Pledge Grant https://admissions.iupui.edu/cost-aid/pledge-grant.html IUPUI Division of Student Affairs_Office of Student Advocacy and Support (OSAS) https://studentaffairs.iupui.edu/advocacy-resources/get-help/index.html • OSAS provides guidance on any type of student issue or emergency support • OSAS provides onsite Food and Clothing Services thru PAWS Pantry and PAWS Closet • IUPUI hosted a conference to improve retention, graduation of under-resourced students. IUPUI hosted the inaugural Engaging and Supporting Under-Resourced Students at IUPUI conference Nov. 2017. The event aimed to improve the chances of success among students facing food, housing and other insecurities. https://news.iu.edu/stories/2017/11/iupui/releases/13-under-resourced-students-conference.html • Help Me ROAR Website - Registry of Options and Resources is a one-stop shop of information with campus and local community resources within a five-mile radius of IUPUI. https://helpmeroar.iupui.edu/ The Student Health Center implemented a fee reduction process for students with demonstrated level of financial need. https://studentaffairs.iupui.edu/health/medical/index.html IUPUI Assisting Under-Resourced Students website: https://assist.iupui.edu/about/index.html Assist.IUPUI.edu is designed for IUPUI faculty, staff, and administrators as well as IUPUI external partners to provide tips and tools to assist under-resourced students. These web resources have been gathered to help expand the expertise of faculty, staff and administrators to help them empower IUPUI students to succeed and get beyond difficult circumstances. IUPUI Office of Equal Opportunity (OEO) provides resources and trainings to all members of the campus community to eliminate barriers that inhibit individuals and groups from attaining equal access to employment and education. https://oeo.iupui.edu/ IUPUI Division of Diversity, Equity & Inclusion (DEI) mission is to educate, advocate, engage and empower the IUPUI Community by cultivating partnerships and resources to create and sustain an environment that is inclusive, equitable and diverse. https://diversity.iupui.edu/ The following offices are within the Division of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion: • Adaptive Educational Services (AES) dedicated to working with students with documented disabilities • Intercultural literacy, Capacity and Engagement (ILCE) provides personalized workshops, discussions, and programming designed to provide the knowledge, skills and tools for individuals to work across differences • LGBTQ+ Center supports a commitment to leadership development, academic inquiry, and local, national and global engagement with particular respect to sexual, romantic, and gender identities • Multicultural Center(MC) provides a voice for equity by connecting students across identities through self-discovery and dialogue. The MC provides an array of programs and services to enhance the value of diversity at IUPUI and the surrounding communities IUPUI Welcoming Campus Initiative is tied to IUPUI’s strategic goals outlined in Our Commitment to Indiana and Beyond: IUPUI Strategic Plan, especially our efforts to support student success, faculty and staff development, and community engagement. https://chancellor.iupui.edu/initiatives-celebrations/welcoming-campus/index.html The IUPUI Division of Enrollment Management (DEM) provides a number of resources for recruitment focused faculty and staff: • DEM Enrollment Strategy Strategic Plan https://dem.iupui.edu/strategic/index.html • Strategic Enrollment Management Summit_Each fall, the Division of Enrollment Management hosts a campus-wide summit of leaders from academic schools and units to learn and strategize about bringing more of an enrollment management mindset to their strategic plan. Topics include the availability and quality of desired degree programs, the affordability, and return-on-investment of a college education, the distribution of merit scholarships and need-based financial aid programs, flexible course availability, informed and timely progress toward degree, the opportunities and support programs provided to students in pursuit of their degree and the overall learning, employment, and other outcomes realized as a result of college education. • Undergraduate Recruitment Council • OVMP Advisory Council and Veteran Services Support Team

IUPUI Transfer Central https://transfer.iupui.edu/ As an urban research institution, IUPUI is deeply committed to the educational success of all students. As part of this commitment, students who transfer to IUPUI will experience coordinated, holistic, and developmentally appropriate support as they transition into and through the university. As they pursue their degrees, they will be intentionally connected to high-quality curricular and cocurricular learning experiences and provided continuous access to support services. Their student experiences will be based on a theoretical framework that supports the unique needs of transfer students. These experiences will enhance their academic and social integration and commitment to attaining academic and career goals. • Four-year institution and community college applicants https://transfer.iupui.edu/admissions/four-year.html • Intercampus Transfer applicants from another IU campus https://transfer.iupui.edu/admissions/intercampus.html • Returning Adult applicants https://transfer.iupui.edu/admissions/adult.html and the Degree Completion Office https://complete.iupui.edu/resources/index.html • Military and veteran applicants https://transfer.iupui.edu/admissions/military.html • Passport – Ivy Tech Central Indiana transfers: https://passport.iupui.edu/ o IUPUI understands that even with the various types of scholarships and financial aid we help make available, some students will still find difficulty in funding their education. One approach we have taken is to establish a partnership with Ivy Tech Community College, Indiana’s community college system. This partnership was established over twenty years ago with a goal of providing the greatest possible access to post-secondary education by IUPUI becoming the first public senior institution in the state to accept transfer credit from Ivy Tech. This program has served as a model for the rest of the state’s senior institutions. Beyond expanding access and easing the student’s path to an eventual baccalaureate degree, the partnership also allows students to complete a significant portion of their studies at a lower cost due to the lower tuition rates charged by Ivy Tech. This means that students who need to borrow to pursue their studies can reduce any eventual loan debt they will incur. As part of the agreement, IUPUI and Ivy Tech have collaborated on helping students pursuing their degree at one institution use their aid while taking a course at the other, avoiding a barrier that many students otherwise would face in trying to take classes concurrently at both institutions. The Passport Financial Assistance Agreement is a coordinated effort between Ivy Tech Community College-Indianapolis Service Area and IUPUI that allows enrollment at both institutions to be considered for financial aid purposes. Reduced tuition for nonresidents: IUPUI participates in the Midwest Student Exchange Program (MSEP), a multistate tuition reciprocity program established by the Midwestern Higher Education Compact. Students who live in states that participate in MSEP can attend IUPUI and save over $50,000 in tuition across four years. This brings their tuition closer to our current in-state rate. The IUPUI SPAN Division https://span.iupui.edu/index.html SPAN provides the opportunity for motivated high school students to get started on their college education or to take courses that are not available at their local high schools. he SPAN Division offers six accelerated college immersion programs: • the Running Start Program for 9th and 10th grade high achieving students • the Upper Class Program for top-ranked, high achieving juniors and seniors • the CyberTEENs Program for students gifted in technology • the Computer Tech Scholars Program for high school students interested in CIT courses • the Take6 Program for high ability students who qualify for free or reduced lunch or 21st Century Scholars. The Take6 Scholarship Program allows eligible students to enroll in up to 6 credit hours tuition-free. • the Nanotechnology Program (NEST) for high school students to explore the interdisciplinary field of nanotechnology

Senior Academy Scholarship for Returning Students - Up to $5,000 The Senior Academy at IUPUI has established a scholarship for students who had dropped out of college-level status for at least 3 years and are now planning to enroll at IUPUI in order to complete their first undergraduate degree. Women's Rotary Club of Indianapolis Scholarship - $1,500 Non-traditional females returning after 3 years or more, enrolled at IUPUI for the academic year for education and preparation for re-entry into the job market and/or starting a new career are eligible to apply. Applicant must be 25 years or older. Contact Women’s Studies for more information at (317) 274-7611. https://liberalarts.iupui.edu/admissions/scholarships/Indpls-Womens-Rotary-Club-Scholarship.html Altrusa Scholarship - $1,000 The Altrusa Foundation of Indianapolis, Inc. Scholarship is open to full or part-time non-traditional adult students, ten or more years since high school, who have completed at least 42 credit hours with a minimum 2.7 GPA and who are in good academic standing. Applicants must be seeking a certificate or under-graduate degree and be a U.S. citizen or permanent resident of Central Indiana (Marion and its 8 surrounding counties). The selection is based on financial need and academic potential. See all here: http://scholarships.iupui.edu/returning/returninglistings.html

IUPUI Center for Young Children The Center for Young Children (CYC) is located on the IUPUI campus in downtown Indianapolis. The Center provides childcare and early childhood education for the University's diverse population as well as the general public and is also a supportive unit of IUPUI. The center is licensed through the state of Indiana. All of the children are encouraged and guided by experienced, degreed and professional teachers. Being part of the University, the Center also acts as a research and training site where students can put textbook theory to practice and faculty can investigate areas of early childhood development and family issues. CYC provides a safe and caring environment that promotes learning and child development. CYC offers year round programs for children ages 6 weeks - 6 years. Website: https://childcare.iupui.edu/

Office of Transfer Student Services: https://transfer.iupui.edu/ serves all types of transfer students, including: • Transfer students from four-year institutions • Transfer students from community colleges • Intercampus transfer students • Returning adult students • Military veterans Degree Completion Office: https://complete.iupui.edu/ Supporting adult students from application to graduation Academic and Career Development Office: https://acd.iupui.edu/ helps students make a smooth transition to IUPUI and start their journey to graduation. Association for Non-Traditional Students: https://theden.iupui.edu/organization/ANTS Registration - Nontraditional Scheduling Options https://bulletins.iu.edu/iupui/2018-2019/undergraduate/special-opp/index.shtml • IUPUI offers numerous educational options outside the traditional classroom. These classes are found at convenient locations, at times stretching over seven days and nights, and, in addition to regular course formats, are offered online or , on TV. For more information on course and credit program options, see the Registrar Special Course Listings (http://registrar.iupui.edu/splashcln.html). • Information about CUE (Consortium for Urban Education), http://registrar.iupui.edu/cue.html a group of Indianapolis colleges and universities that augments IUPUI's traditional on-campus courses. Students in some programs may be registered on more than one campus simultaneously. Check with either the school involved or the Office of the Registrar for more information. • Distance Learning IUPUI’s Community Learning Network (CLN) offers classes off campus year-round and on the weekends. Through television, CLN connects college-bound learners in metropolitan Indianapolis and central Indiana with the academic and technical resources at IUPUI. Lectures are delivered over public television, WFYI-TV Channel 20, Time Warner Channel 19, Comcast Cablevision Channel 39, or by videotapes purchased from the IUPUI Bookstore. Syllabi are offered online. Students interact with peers and faculty through computers, fax, telephone conferencing, and voice messaging systems. Students may complete all requirements for the School of Liberal Arts Associate of Arts and the School of Continuing Studies Associate of Arts in General Studies degrees through CLN. Each semester, new courses are offered over the Internet. Visit www.cln.iupui.edu for more information. • Internet and Online Courses Increasingly, online classes are part of the way IUPUI offers classes. For a full listing of courses offered online see the Registrar Special Course Listings (http://registrar.iupui.edu/splashcln.html).available each term.

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