Introduction
Indiana University-Bloomington (also known as IU Bloomington) is the Indiana University
Indiana University-Bloomington (also known as IU Bloomington) is the Indiana University
| Overall Score (about) | 94.4 |
| Total Cost On-Campus Attendance | $24,779 |
| Admission Success rate | N/A |
| ACT / SAT 75%ile scores | 31 / 1360 |
| Student Ratio Students-to-Faculty | 18 : 1 |
| Retention (full-time / part-time) | 91% / 62% |
| Enrollment Total (all students) | 43,503 |
Indiana University was founded as the State Seminary in 1820 by the Indiana state government in New Albany. The school was originally situated at what is now known as Seminary Square Park, which is close to the intersection of College Avenue & Second Street. Indiana
Students can select from over 180 major and 130 degree courses of study that are offered at this institution. Graduate students can choose from 190 masters and PhD and professional degrees. Students will also be glad to know that virtually all academic areas that are available as a major can be pursued at the undergraduate and graduate levels as a minor.
Students who have not exactly decided on a major or a definite career path are advised to check out the
Students who are interested in applying for admission should know that its admission is selective. The school reviews every single application for its individual qualities and particularly considers factors that highlight educational performance and preparation, high school curriculum
Students are offered the opportunity to finance their education through its many financial aid programs. IU participates in every loan, federal grant and work study program available and the institution also awards millions of dollars in scholarships to eligible students every year. Students should visit the Office of Student Financial Aid in order to get detailed information on need-based financial assistance and the Office of Scholarships in order to get details on merit-scholarships.
With very few exceptions, every new undergraduate student must to live on campus during his or her freshman year.
There are loads of fun things to do and students will be proud of the institution’s many traditions, such as applying paint to the Jordan avenue bridges, being kissed beneath the Rose Well House dome, taking part in the Dance Marathon where students dance for a whole 366 hours non-stop in order to raise funds for Indianapolis
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This is an accredited institution of higher learning and a North Central Association member. The Higher Learning Commission provides accreditation for this school.
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