Search the Community

Your whole life awaits, and the University of Indianapolis is an excellent place to launch it forward. With more than 100 academic programs, small class sizes, and a close connection to the Indianapolis community, UIndy offers the perfect setting for you to meet the future you. Here, you will be part of a diverse community of students working closely with caring faculty who want to help you answer the big questions and discover your passions. You are a dreamer. But also a doer. And now you are considering graduate school. The University of Indianapolis is a great place to continue your education, whether you are advancing in your current career or changing to one that's entirely new for you. We have designed our graduate programs to fit your busy life, offering evening, weekend, and online courses for many of the degrees. UIndy offers 37 master's programs and six doctoral programs. Many are nationally ranked, including the Krannert School of Physical Therapy, School of Occupational Therapy, and School of Nursing. You never want cost to hold you back from furthering your education. At UIndy, many graduate students receive some financial assistance, and most students rely on the federal Direct Stafford Loan. Depending on your area of study, you might be able to apply for a graduate assistantship. Payment plans are also available, helping spread the tuition expense over a four- or nine-month period. UIndy provides a high-quality education that prepares you for your life's work at a reasonable price. Now that is a good definition of value. We have worked hard to keep tuition steady to ensure that UIndy will give you a quality education but not break the bank. Loans, financial aid, graduate assistantships, and payment plans are ways to help defray your immediate out-of-pocket costs. As a graduate student, you are no longer eligible for state grants. However, you are eligible for federal grants, so you must still file the Free Application for Student Aid (FAFSA) each year you want to apply for aid. You might qualify for Federal Direct Stafford Student Loans, Federal Teacher Education Assistance for College and Higher Education (TEACH) Grant Program, Federal Direct Graduate PLUS Loans, or alternative loans. We try to avoid cliches but is located in the heart of Indianapolis truly is the best of both worlds for our students. You get the advantage of a small, caring campus community with the nation's 14th-largest city literally in our backyard. And whether you like an eclectic arts scene or the thrills of athletic competition, you will find what you are after when you venture off-campus. As Indiana's capital, Indianapolis is a bustling government center, providing learning opportunities and chances to be engaged in politics. You are surrounded by all kinds of opportunities to grow and emerge greater, including internships, experiential learning, museums, music, culture, service, and more. Here you can cultivate your passions, enhance your education, and take advantage of being an active part of the Midwest's second-largest city. Indianapolis is an accessible city to navigate by car, and it is just a short drive to the nation's #1 airport, Indianapolis International. As a UIndy student, you will be so close to exceptional entertainment, culture, and recreation. One day you could be admiring a famous piece at the Indianapolis Museum of Art and then the next day be losing your voice at an Indianapolis Colts game. Maybe you will be noshing in Fountain Square or getting out to zip through the trees like Tarzan at Eagle Creek Park. You will find your favorite Indianapolis spots, from auto racing and basketball to symphonies and rock concerts. At UIndy, 95% of students receive some form of financial aid. We know that making your way through the maze of scholarships, grants, loans, and other funding can be confusing. Our Office of Financial Aid will help you navigate the process, offering a specialized financial aid staff whose mission includes assisting you in making your educational dreams a reality. There is no better way to get involved in campus life than to live right on campus! India has seven residence halls and a student apartment complex, with options for every taste. Imagine sleeping in until the last minute before classes, making instant friends, and being just a quick walk away from all activities. Plus, you will be so close to the internship and excursion opportunities in nearby downtown Indianapolis. The story of the University of Indianapolis, which was founded in 1902, is closely tied to its surrounding University Heights neighborhood. The two grew from infancy together, and UIndy's commitment to its neighborhood remains vital to this day. Both trace their roots back to the turn of the 20th century when William L. Elder, a local real estate developer, offered the Church of the United Brethren in Christ eight acres of real estate southeast of downtown Indianapolis to establish its desired college, as well as the construction of a college building, in return for help in selling homesites around it. Though all 446 parcels had not been sold, Indiana Central University opened its doors in 1905 when the first building, now called Good Hall, was completed. From its beginning, the University has been coeducational and open to all races. View full university

As Indiana's premier urban public research university, IUPUI believes in the power of transformation. We are committed to providing educational opportunities that transform the lives of our students, our community, and the changing world around us. IUPUI, a partnership between Indiana and Purdue universities, is Indiana's urban research and academic health sciences campus. IUPUI's mission is to advance the state of Indiana and its citizens' intellectual growth to the highest levels nationally and internationally through research and creative activity, teaching and learning, and civic engagement. By offering a distinctive range of bachelor's, master's, professional, and Ph.D. degrees, IUPUI promotes the educational, cultural, and economic development of central Indiana and beyond through innovative collaborations, external partnerships, and a strong commitment to diversity. Our vision is to be a leading urban research institution recognized for its students' success, its advances in health and life sciences, and its intellectual, economic, and cultural contributions to the well-being of the citizens of Indianapolis, the state of Indiana, and beyond. IUPUI is home to 30,000 undergraduate, graduate, and professional students from all 50 U.S. states and 145 countries.IUPUI offers more than 350 academic programs from Indiana University and Purdue University, including associate, bachelor's, master's, doctoral, and professional degrees. At IUPUI, you will get an excellent value for your tuition dollars—and make a sound investment in your future. IUPUI is Indiana's third-largest university campus, home to a diverse community of leaders, doers, thinkers, creators, and innovators in downtown Indianapolis. At IUPUI, you get the best of Indiana University and Purdue University—we offer more than 350 academic programs from IU and Purdue, all on an urban campus in the heart of the nation's fourteenth-largest city. And if you do not find precisely what you are looking for, you can create your own interdisciplinary major. As an IUPUI student, you will be challenged to take what you learn in the classroom and put it into action. You will have opportunities to conduct research, travel the globe, serve your community, and get hands-on experience in your field—all of which will help you stand out when it is time to apply for a job. From the day you arrive on campus until the day you graduate, you will get guidance from academic advisors. They will help you make the most of your academic experience at IUPUI. You will also have access to academic support services like the Bepko Learning Center to help you succeed in your classes. Whether you have your career path planned out already or have not even chosen a major yet, you can take advantage of IUPUI's career exploration and development services. From picking a major that aligns with your career goals to finding internship and networking opportunities, we can help.IU Fort Wayne serves the people of Northeast Indiana. It offers more than 200 academic programs to more than 8,000 students each year. Indiana University–Purdue University Columbus serves those living and working in and around Columbus, Indiana.IUPUC offers 11 undergraduate and two graduate degrees. You can also complete general education classes that apply toward degrees offered at IUPUI. The IUPUI research culture is all about helping you find your purpose—whether you are into health sciences, graphic design, or sustainable architecture. There is an electric atmosphere here that results when discovery mixes with our compassion. We are championing knowledge, taking care of essential needs of all kinds, and benefitting humanity—in a city full of real-life laboratories—and all corners of the world. We believe in the power of discovery to change our environment and our way of life. Turning breakthroughs into cures, new technologies into businesses, and research results into community action is at the core of the IUPUI research culture.IUPUI collaborates with nearly 200 companies and organizations to develop hundreds of student internships and research projects that serve our community. IUPUI is dedicated to doing its part in creating a sustainable future. As a result of its initiatives, the campus has received the Association for the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education's AASHE STARS designation. Faculty from the IU School of Medicine is leading a Grand Challenge in precision health medicine. The team will build on IU's legacy of biomedical breakthroughs to transform health by applying research results. Community engagement is an integral part of the IUPUI curriculum. The campus won the 2018 Engaged Campus of the Year award from the Indiana Campus Compact for its efforts. IUPUI can trace its roots back to 1891 when Indiana University offered classes in Indianapolis for the very first time. In the decades that followed, both IU and Purdue proved themselves dedicated to providing higher education opportunities in Indianapolis, offering programs in the liberal arts, medicine, and more. However, the two universities operated independently until mayor Richard Lugar called for "a great state university in Indianapolis" in 1968. As a result, Indiana University and Purdue University merged their many programs and schools to create IUPUI in 1969. Since then, IUPUI has come into its own, becoming Indiana's premier urban research university. View full university