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What kind of high school degree is required to apply to IU?
All nine IU campuses require students to earn an accredited high school diploma or equivalent before enrollment. If you’re currently a high school student, this just means you should be on track to earn your diploma when you apply to IU. Specific coursework requirements vary by campus, but most require an Indiana Core 40 diplomaor coursework comparable to a Core 40 curriculum.
Are the GED and other high school equivalency exams accepted?
Yes! IU Bloomington accepts the Indiana High School Equivalency Diploma. All other campuses also accept the GED (General Education Development) test, the TASC (Test Assessing Secondary Completion), and the HiSET (High School Equivalency Test). Some campuses set score minimums for these equivalency tests. You’ll find those listed in the “First-year admission standards by campus” table on this page.
Are ACT/SAT scores required?
IU has a test-optional admissions policy—students can choose at the point of application whether to have SAT and/or ACT scores considered as part of their application review.
Get a glimpse of campus-specific admission requirements and standards for high school students, and visit campus websites to learn more. Note:Application requirements and standards may differ for transfer students, international students, adult applicants, homeschooled students, or those who have been out of school for a year or more. For more info...
Still have questions? IU Admissions staff and admissions counselors are always happy to help. Reach out directly to the Office of Admissions at the specific campus(es) you’re interested in: IU Bloomington Phone: 812-855-0661 Fax: 812-855-5102 Email: admissions@indiana.edu IU Indianapolis Phone: 317-274-4591 Fax: 317-278-1862 Email: apply@iu.edu IU ...
Learn about the Indiana University admissions process, admission standards, and important information about applying to all nine IU locations.
Application requirements by campus. Along with official transcripts, here’s what each individual IU campus requires. Remember that IU is test-optional, which means ACT and SAT scores are not required to apply.
Ready to begin your academic journey? Click below to view IU Indianapolis application requirements and apply as a first-year undergraduate (freshman), transfer undergraduate, or graduate or professional. First-year undergraduate applicants. Transfer undergraduate applicants. Graduate or professional applicants.
