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The University of Indianapolis (UIndy) is a university in Indianapolis, Indiana (United States), founded in 1902. It offers more than 90 academic programmes from undergraduate to doctoral level, taught in the Shaheen College of Arts and Sciences, the College of Education and Behavioral Sciences and the College of Health Sciences, with schools that include:

• School of Business
• R.B. Annis School of Engineering
• School of Nursing
• School of Occupational Therapy and Krannert School of Physical Therapy
• School of Psychology
• Phylis Lan Lin School of Social Work and Counseling

International admissions are handled by the Christel DeHaan Center for Global Engagement. There are intakes in August and January and no fixed application deadline: applications are accepted until programmes reach capacity. A single application covers admission and a scholarship, and admitted undergraduates automatically receive an academic scholarship based on their previous grades. International students may work on campus. UIndy has several residence halls and three apartment complexes; living on campus is not required for most students.

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1400 East Hanna Avenue, Indianapolis, IN, The United States, 46227-3697

Bachelor's and associate degrees, including:

• Business: Accounting, Business Administration and Management, Finance, Marketing, Sport Management
• Engineering and computing: Computer Science, Data Science, computer, electrical, mechanical, software and industrial engineering
• Health: Nursing, Exercise Science, Respiratory Therapy, Medical Laboratory Science, Public Health, pre-medicine and pre-physical therapy tracks
• Sciences: Biology, Chemistry
• Social sciences: Psychology, Political Science, International Relations, Criminal Justice, Social Work, Anthropology
• Communication, music, Graphic Design, Studio Art
• Education (elementary, secondary and all-grade)

Graduate programmes that can issue an I-20 for international students:

• Master of Business Administration (MBA)
• MS in Anatomical Sciences, Anthropology, Human Biology, Exercise Science and Psychology
• MA in Applied Sociology, Public Relations, English, History and International Relations
• MA in Mental Health Counseling (including an Art Therapy concentration)
• Master of Occupational Therapy and Doctor of Occupational Therapy
• Doctor of Physical Therapy and Clinical Psychology Doctorate (PsyD)

Fully online programmes cannot issue an I-20.

Undergraduates apply online through the Undergraduate International Application. Intakes are in August and January; there is no application deadline.

• Passport identity page, secondary school results and proof of English proficiency
• Transfer students: also higher education transcripts; credit evaluation by a NACES or AICE member agency (optional)
• US$50 application fee
• Admission is finalised with original, stamped and signed academic documents
• Graduate: course-by-course credential evaluation of all non-US transcripts and proof of funds for visa applicants

• Undergraduate: TOEFL iBT 61 (tests before 21 January 2026) or 4 (from 21 January 2026), IELTS 5.5, PTE Academic 49, Michigan English Test B2, Duolingo 95, or a certificate from an approved ESL programme
• Graduate: TOEFL iBT or IELTS, institutional minimum 79 (TOEFL); some programmes require more

Native English speakers educated in English-medium systems are exempt at undergraduate level.

International undergraduate costs for the 2026-27 academic year:

• Tuition and books (full-time): US$37,864
• Room and board (lowest double room, 12 meals per week): US$13,100
• General fees: US$1,804
• Medical insurance (estimate): US$1,700

Total resources needed for the I-20: US$56,000. There is no separate out-of-state rate.

Admitted undergraduates are automatically considered for a merit scholarship based on previous grades, with no separate application. For the 2025-26 academic year, first-year awards ranged from up to US$12,000 (Horizon Award) to up to US$20,000 per year (Provost Scholarship); transfer students could receive US$5,000-17,000. International students may also apply for most departmental scholarships, and coaches award athletic grants. UIndy offers no need-based aid or loans to international students.

UIndy has six residence halls and three apartment complexes, with options such as living with students of the same major. Living on campus is not required for most students. In 2026-27 the lowest double room with 12 meals per week costs US$13,100 per year.

https://uindy.edu/admissions-international-students/application-how-to-guide