Indiana University Bloomington

Founded in 1820, Indiana University Bloomington (IU) is the flagship university of the Indiana University system. IU is widely known for its exceptional music school and public affairs school, as well as its premier research centers. Among its many notable alumni are Nobel Laureates, Grammy Award winners, and Olympic medalists.

Ranking 66 in the nation, IU’s acceptance rate is 80%, and its graduation rate is 77%. IU’s tuition rate for in-state students is $11,221 per year, plus fees. For out-of-state students tuition is $37,600. Nearly 50,000 students are enrolled. IU offers over 550 degree programs, plus specialized certifications. It follows a semester-based academic calendar.

Offering a “storybook” college experience, IU is set in the small town of Bloomington, about an hour South of Indianapolis. Bloomington is famous for its numerous festivals and over 400 options for dining out. Students enjoy a very active lifestyle, as IU is home to nationally ranked athletic teams, which compete in the NCAA Big Ten Conference. The university’s popular Greek life and more than 750 student organizations provide ample opportunities for students to socialize, work, learn, and grow.""