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Find out how much it costs to attend IU Indianapolis as an undergraduate or graduate student, depending on your residency and living situation. Learn about financial aid, scholarships, and fees for various services and programs.
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IUPUI tuition is set annually by the Trustees of Indiana...
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- Tuition & Fees: Admissions: Office of International Affairs ... - IU
Financial Information for International Graduate and Professional Students. At Indiana University Indianapolis (IU Indianapolis), you get a lot for your money, and what you get lasts a lifetime.
Learn how to estimate and pay your IUPUI tuition fees for the current academic year. Find out about the New Student Enrollment fee, the fee estimator, the Customer Service link, and the electronic billing system.
Find out how much it costs to attend IUPUI. The Indiana University Board of Trustees annually reviews IUPUI tuition and fees, which are set in late spring or summer and are effective for the next full term.
We've done the math for you. Find the estimated cost of attendance by your campus of interest and what type of student you are. Many of our campuses offer reduced tuition to students from Kansas, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, North Dakota, Ohio, and Wisconsin.
IUPUI's 4-years tuition is $42,564 for in-state and $137,729 for out-of-state students, based on current tuition and change rate. Since the tuition & fees at Indiana University-Indianapolis have risen very slightly (very lower than national average) over the last 4 years, the actual costs may differ from the estimation based on the school or ...
IUPUI uses a flat-rate or “banded” tuition system. This means that your tuition expenses will be the same for enrollment between 12 and 18 credits. A normal course load each semester consists of approximately 15 credits, but may be more or less depending on your individual situation.
