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• an Indiana University degree at an affordable cost.

• comprehensive array of academic programs.

• personal attention with small average class sizes.

• an active campus life with many student activities and organizations.

• Red Wolves athletics with intercollegiate teams in men’s and women’s

basketball, men’s and women’s cross country, men’s and women’s golf,

men’s and women’s tennis, men’s and women’s outdoor track and field,

and women’s volleyball.

• an Honors Program to provide an intellectually enriched curriculum

for highly motivated students in a baccalaureate program of any major.

• admission and merit-based scholarships for incoming students.

• study abroad and internships opportunities.

• freshman student success through University College.

Fast Facts

• over 4,400 students

• 20 students per class average

• 19:1 student to faculty ratio

• Over 50+ areas of study

• Scholarships and Financial aid

totaling $23 million per year

• 30+ student organizations

and clubs

• 580,000+ IU graduates worldwide

• 11 NAIA intercollegiate sport teams

IU East offers…

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Fast Facts

• over 4,400 students

• 20 students per class average

• 19:1 student to faculty ratio

• Over 50+ areas of study

• Scholarships and Financial aid

totaling $23 million per year

• 30+ student organizations

and clubs

• 580,000+ IU graduates worldwide

• 11 NAIA intercollegiate sport teams

Web sites for admissions, financial aid, student records and bursar offices are all accessible through www.iue.edu. Admissions Phone 765.973.8208 Fax 765.973.8209 E-mail: applynow@iue.edu Financial Aid and Scholarships Phone 765.973.8206 Fax 765.973.8288 E-mail: eaosfa@iue.edu Address 2325 Chester Boulevard Whitewater Hall Richmond, IN 47374 Campus Tours Phone 765.973.8208 Office Hours Monday-Friday 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.

Regional Centers

At IU East, we bring college to you. Our Connersville, New Castle, and Lawrenceburg centers are examples of communities dedicated to pro-viding educational opportunities for its citizens close to home. Whether you are a college student working toward a degree, a high school student wanting to get a head start on your college career, or an adult interested in continuing your education, the regional centers feature one-stop services to meet all your needs. Connersville Center The Connersville Center is located in the Connersville Industrial Center at the southwest corner of Western Avenue and 21st Street. 715 W. 21st Street Connersville, IN 47331 Phone 765.825.4171 or 800.959.EAST Fax 765.825.3404 Danielson Center The Danielson Center is located in New Castle just three miles north of I-70. To reach the center from I-70, head north on State Road 3 and then turn right on Trojan Lane. 300 Trojan Lane New Castle, IN 47362 Phone 765.521.9012 or 800.959.EAST Fax 765.521.0354 Lawrenceburg Center The Lawrenceburg Center is located on the campus of Ivy Tech Commu-nity College Southeast in Lawrenceburg. 50 Walnut Street Lawrenceburg, IN 47025 Phone 812.537.4010, ext. 256 or 800.715.1058 Fax 812.537.0993

College Credit by Examination

The Foreign Language Placement test, AP and CLEP examination programs give students the opportunity to earn transfer credit. Please contact our Admissions Office to find out additional information about each of these exams and what grades may be accepted for college credit.

Foreign Language Placement Exam

All Indiana University East students who have previously taken a for-eign language in high school or have previous experience in a foreign language are eligible to take this placement test and oral exam. The results from the Foreign Language Placement Test indicate the IU East language course in which the student is qualified to enroll. Exams are given by appointment and administered by Foreign Language faculty members. Contact the School of Humanities and Social Sciences for more information.

Advanced Placement

The Advanced Placement (AP) program allows high school students to enroll in college level courses and test their proficiency by taking an exam. Students should request that their scores be sent to Indiana University East. The Office of Admissions will evaluate the results for transfer credit and mail a Credit Transfer Report to the student. Students interested should contact their high school guidance coun-selor or the College Board (www.collegeboard.org) for information.

CLEP

The College Level Examination Program (CLEP) enables students to earn transfer credit for what they have learned on the job, through self-study or personal interest. For more information, visit www.col-legeboard.org.

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How to Apply Applicants must submit this application and the appropriate support-ing documents to the IU East Office of Admissions. We also encourage you to apply online at www.iue.edu/admissions. Individuals who have previously attended Indiana University as degree-seeking students do not need to submit an application for admission. Previous IU students should contact the Office of Student Records at 765.973.8270. Application materials should be sent to: Office of Admissions Indiana University East Whitewater Hall, Room 151 2325 Chester Boulevard Richmond, IN 47374-1289 Students without U.S. citizenship, including those in the U.S. on immigration visas, must complete the online application at www.iue.edu/admissions.

Social Security Number Policy

In accordance with the Privacy Act of 1974 and Indiana P122 of 1977, students or applicants are advised that the requested disclosure of their Social Security Number is voluntary. The student has the right to refuse disclosure of this number or request its removal from records. A special ten-digit student ID number will then be assigned for use with the university. The Social Security Number will be used to identify the students’ permanent records such as transcript, registration, grade reports, transcript requests, as an identifier for financial aid programs, and to determine eligibility, certify school attendance, and report student status. The student’s Social Security Number is not disclosed to individuals or agencies outside IU except in accordance with the IU Policy on Release of Student Information. Please note that if you receive any form of federal aid or several forms of state aid, you will be required to provide your Social Security Number so that your aid may be processed.

Criminal Activity Disclosure Policy

IU East is committed to maintaining a safe environment for all members of the university community. As part of this commitment, the university requires applicants who have been convicted of any felony or a misdemeanor such as simple battery or other convictions for behavior that resulted in injury to a person(s) or personal property to disclose this information as a mandatory step in the application process. A previous conviction or previous conduct does not automatically bar admission to the university but does require review. Complete information must be sent by certified mail with the ap-plication for admission to the IU East Office of Admissions at 2325 Chester Boulevard, Richmond, IN 47374. Applicants are responsible for maintaining the receipt certifying that the letter has been received by IU East. Information to be submitted includes: a brief explanation, location (city, state, country) of conviction of previous conduct, dates, and court disposition. This statement must also include a grant of permission to IU East for complete access to criminal records, if any. For further information on this requirement, call 765.973.8208. Students with Disabilities

For students with disabilities who may need assistance, special arrangements can be made to accommodate most needs. Contact Student Support Services at 765.973.8310 for more information. TTY 765.973.8472.

Special Admission

Non-degree-seeking applicants to IU East may also be admitted to one of several special categories: Undergraduate Non-Degree: Applicants who are over 21 years of age and have earned a high school diploma or GED may apply for admis-sion as a non-degree student and can remain in this classification for a maximum of 12 credit hours. Applicants must submit the regular application for admission and the nonrefundable $35 application fee. Graduate Non-Degree: Applicants who have previously completed a bachelor’s degree may apply for admission as a graduate non-degree student by submitting this application for admission and the nonre-fundable $40 application fee. Graduate non-degree students are not admitted to an advanced degree program. Please declare your major as Grad-Non-Degree on question 15. Visiting: Individuals who have previously attended or have been admitted to another college or university and who plan to enroll for a limited period of time before returning to their home institution may apply for admission as visiting students. Please submit this applica-tion and the nonrefundable $35 application fee. Please declare your major as Visiting on question 15. High School: Applicants who are currently in high school and who have successfully completed their junior year may apply for admis-sion by submitting the regular application for admission, an official high school transcript, and written permission from their high school principal or guidance counselor. Applicants who have not completed their junior year should contact the IU East Office of Admissions. Once students have earned admission and taken necessary placement tests, they may make an appointment with an academic advisor to register for classes. Please declare your major as High School Student on ques-tion 15.

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APPLICATION FOR ADMISSION

Steps to Apply

Step 1: Application

Submit your completed and signed application to the IU East Office of Admissions. You can also apply online at www.iue.edu/admissions.

Step 2: Application Fee

Submit the nonrefundable $35 application fee with your application.

Step 3: Official Documents

Official copies of your high school transcript, home school transcript, GED results or college transcripts must be requested and mailed directly to the IU East Office of Admissions. High school transcript request forms are available from the Office of Admissions as well as in this guide. Transfer students who have completed fewer than 12 hours of transferable college credits should submit an official copy of their high school transcript or GED scores.

Step 4: SAT or ACT Scores (high school students only)

Seniors in high school must submit either SAT or ACT test scores including the Writ-ing Section of the test, to be considered for admission. If your class has graduated and a fall semester has passed since your graduation you do not need to take the SAT or ACT. (However, if you did take the test, we would like to see the results.)

Step 5: Acceptance

Applications are reviewed daily, and once an application is complete with all re-quired materials, you will receive a written decision. Students who are transferring to IU East will receive their Credit Transfer Report after their transcript is evaluated. Transfer students or beginners that have completed college level courses while in high school or have military training, DANTES test results, CLEP test results, Inter-national Baccalaureate scores, or College Board Advanced Placement (AP) scores, please provide official credentials. The office will then inform you how to check your posted credits online.

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AREAS OF STUDY

IU Bachelor of Science Communication Studies Criminal Justice Political Science Psychology Sociology IU Minor Anthropology Communication Studies Creative Writing Criminal Justice History International Studies Literature Music Philosophy Political Science Psychology Sociology

Technical and Professional Writing Spanish

Women’s and Gender Studies

IU Certificate

American Ethnic and Minority Studies Hispanic Studies

Technical and Professional Writing Women’s and Gender Studies Composition Studies (Graduate)

INFORMATICS

IU Bachelor of Science

Informatics

Bioinformatics (concentration) Business (concentration) Criminal Justice (concentration) Custom Designed (concentration) Enterprise Computing (concentration) Health Services Administration (con.) Music Technology (concentration) New Media (concentration) Web Technology (concentration)

IU Minor

Informatics

School of NATURAL SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS

IU Bachelor of Arts

Natural Science and Mathematics Biochemistry (concentration) Biology (concentration) Interdisciplinary (concentration) Mathematics (concentration) IU Bachelor of Science Biology Biochemistry Biotechnology Human Life Science Mathematics

School of BUSINESS AND ECONOMICS

IU Bachelor of Science

Business Administration Accounting (concentration) Finance (concentration) Management (courses)

Management Information Systems (con.) Marketing (courses)

IU Master of Science in Management IU Minor

Economics Entrepreneurship

Financial Forensic Investigations

IU Certificate International Business School of EDUCATION IU Bachelor of Science Elementary Education Secondary Education English (concentration) Mathematics (concentration) Science (concentration) Social Studies (concentration)

IU Minor

Early Childhood Education

IU Master of Science in Education Transition to Teaching

Teacher Recertification Courses

GENERAL STUDIES

IU Bachelor of General Studies

Humanities and Fine Arts (concentration) Behavioral and Social Sciences (con.) Natural Science and Mathematics (con.)

School of HEALTH, PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND RECREATION

IU Minor

Coaching

Sports Marketing and Management

School of HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCES

Communication Studies English

Composition Studies (concentration) Creative Writing (concentration) Literature (concentration)

Technical and Professional Writing (con.) Fine Arts

History Humanities

Creative Writing (concentration) Interdisciplinary (concentration) Music (concentration) IU Minor Biology Biophysics Chemistry Environmental Studies

Allied Health Professions (Pre-IUPUI) IU Certificate

Laboratory Science

School of NURSING

IU Bachelor of Science in Nursing IU Master of Science in Nursing IU RN to BSN Mobility Option

School of SOCIAL WORK

IU Bachelor of Social Work IU Master of Social Work IU Certificate

Alcohol and Drug Abuse Gerontology

IU ONLINE(Online Degree Completion Programs)

Communication Studies English

Composition Studies (concentration) Creative Writing (concentration) Literature (concentration)

Technical and Professional Writing (con.) Natural Science and Mathematics (Mathematics Concentration) IU Bachelor of Science Business Administration Communication Studies Criminal Justice Mathematics Political Science Psychology

IU Bachelor of Science in Nursing (RN to BSN Mobility Option) IU Bachelor of General Studies (All 4 Years Available)

Behavioral & Social Sciences (con.) Humanities & Fine Arts (concentration) Natural Science & Mathematics (con.)

IU Graduate Certificate in Composition Studies

ACADEMICS PLUS Honors Program Internships Service-Learning Student Research Study Abroad

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1. Name:

2. Former Name/s: 3. Gender: Male Female 4. Social Security Number: ___ ___ ___ — ___ ___ — ___ ___ ___ ___

Please note: Federal law requires that you provide your SSN to be considered for federal financial aid. State and institutional financial aid programs also may use the information that you provide on the FAFSA to determine if you are eligible to receive state and institutional aid. If you consent to the use of the SSN for these purposes, please supply your SSN above. See page 4 for more information.

5. Birth Date: ___ ___ / ___ ___ / ___ ___ ___ ___ (Example: 05/15/1985) 6. Mailing Address:

7. County: 8. Phone: Home ( ) Cell ( ) 9. E-mail: (Please CLEARLY print your e-mail address)

10. What is your country of citizenship?

11. If you are not a U.S. citizen, what is your citizenship status?

12. Ethnic Information:

Do you consider yourself Hispanic/Latino of any race? Yes No

With which of the following racial categories do you identify? (Select one or more)

American Indian or Alaska Native Asian Black/African American Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander White

13. Armed Forces: If you have served in the U.S. armed forces, give branch of service and approximate dates of military service. (Most veterans may receive credit for their military service experience by filing a copy of their DD Form 214, those on active duty may receive credit by filing a copy of their DD Form 295.)

14. When do you wish to enroll in IU East classes? (Check only one) Year Fall (August) Summer (May/June) Spring (January)

15. Intended Major:

Consult the inside front flap of this application for a list of areas of study. List only one area of study. 16. a.Your high school background (if you have a GED, skip to question 16c)

High school name City State

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c. If you did not go to high school, you must provide a copy of your GED scores. Date of GED

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17. List all colleges or universities you have attended (including other IU campuses). Attach a separate sheet if necessary.

18. Have you ever been convicted of a felony, or have you ever engaged in behavior that resulted in injury to person(s) or personal property? Yes No

If you answer yes to this question, please include a one-page summary of the details, circumstances, and outcomes surrounding the activity.

19. List extracurricular activies or post graduate activities in which you have participated (attach separate sheet if necessary):

20. Check the box if you have participated in any of the following: Head Start Upward Bound/Trio Twenty-First Century Scholars

21. Name of Parent or Guardian: Relationship: Street:

City: State: Zip: Parent’s e-mail:

22. Did either of your parents or legal guardian earn a four year college degree (a bachelor’s degree)? Yes No

Did either parent attend IU East? Yes No

23. Have you lived at your home address for the past 12 months Yes No IF NO, LIST ADDRESSES WHERE YOU HAVE LIVED IN THE PAST 12 MONTHS

Street ___________________________________________________ City ______________________________ State ______ Zip __________ Dates: From ________________ To _________________

Affirmation

Indiana University East is committed to maintaining a safe environment for all members of the university community. As part of this commitment, the university requires all applicants who have been convicted of a felony or who have engaged in behavior that resulted in injury to person(s) or personal property or who have a history of formal disciplinary action at one or more of the colleges or univer-sities in which they were previously enrolled to disclose this information as a mandatory step in the application process. A previous conviction or previous conduct does not automatically bar admission to the university, but does require review. Complete information must be sent by certified mail at the time of application for admission to the Office of Admissions, Indiana University East, Whitewater Hall, 2325 Chester Boulevard, Richmond, IN 47374. Applicants are responsible for verifying receipt by the university and for maintaining a copy of the receipt certifying submission. Information to be submitted includes: a brief explanation, location (city, state, country) of conviction or previous conduct, dates and court disposition (in English). This statement must also include a grant of permission to the university for complete access to criminal records, if any. For further information on this requirement, call 765.973.8208.

I understand that withholding pertinent information requested on this application or giving false information will make me ineligible for admission to IU East or subject to cancellation of admission if admission has already been granted or dismissal if already enrolled. I certify that all statements on this application are correct and complete, including a report of all possible college credit and criminal or disciplinary history as described in the application for admissions instructions. I give my permission to officials at all institutions I have attended to release information needed by Indiana University East to substantiate the information I have provided on this application.

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Fee Residency Name: Dates attended: Degree awarded: Name: Dates attended: Degree awarded: Name: Dates attended: Degree awarded:

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Mail to: IU East, Office of Admissions, 2325 Chester Blvd., Richmond, IN 47374

Issue Now Hold for Current Semester’s Grades

Please attach form to transcript for identification purposes.

Student Signature

First Middle Last Former

Street

Send student transcripts to: Indiana University East Office of Admissions 2325 Chester Boulevard

Richmond, IN 47374

This form is provided to assist the Office of Admissions in acquiring a student’s high school transcript or GED score. These transcripts are necessary to com-plete the application for admission to IU East. Comcom-plete the form below and submit with your application or mail the form directly to your previous schools.

Last date of attendance

City State Zip

Student Name

REQUEST FOR OFFICIAL COPIES OF HIGH SCHOOL TRANSCRIPTS

Student Social Security Number Date of Birth 1. Please include a list of all senior year courses for this student.

2. Please enclose the student’s official high school transcript including ACT and/or SAT scores.

3. Your comments and recommendations are greatly appreciated. If necessary, you may attach a separate sheet. Counselor/Principal’s name and title:

Telephone number and e-mail:

Applicant ranks _____ in a class of _____ Grade point average on a 4.0 scale _____ Date of graduation (mo/yr):

SAT 1: CR_____ MA_____WR_____ Test date (mo/yr): ACT: EN_____ MA_____ RE_____ SR_____ CO_____ WR____ ES____ Test date (mo/yr): For Indiana residents only. (Check if appropriate)

a. Passed the Eng ECA Yes No b. Passed the Algebra ECA  Yes No c. Candidate for Academic Honors Diploma Yes No d. Candidate for Technical Honors Diploma Yes No e. Completing Core 40 Yes No f. Twenty-first Century Scholar Yes No

FEE WAIVER: All student applicants must submit an application fee or request a waiver using a College Board, NACAC, or ACT Waiver Form. High School counselors may request a waiver on school letterhead.

Counselor Signature: Date:

Part II -For high school principal or guidance counselor to complete.

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The value of

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Financial Aid and Scholarships

The Office of Financial Aid and Scholarships adminis-ters several financial aid programs. Programs at the federal, state, and university levels are available to students who demonstrate need for financial assis-tance. All aid is subject to the availability of funds. If you are interested in receiving financial aid, please complete these steps.

Step 1: File the FAFSA

Submit the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) as soon as possible after January 1. It must be received by March 10 of the year you will start at IU East. For Indiana residents filing the FAFSA by the March 10 deadline will allow you to be considered for state aid. The FAFSA is available on the web at www.fafsa.ed.gov IU East’s FAFSA code is 001811; be sure to list this code when you complete the FAFSA.

Step 2: Admission-based Scholarships

Apply for admission by March 1 to be considered for admission-based scholaships. Recipients of admis-sion-based scholarships will be notified upon admission to IU East.

Step 3: Apply for Merit Scholarships

Merit scholarships are awarded on a competitive basis and require a separate application. Your admission application will be evaluated to determine your qualifications for four-year merit scholarships. If you meet the criteria for these scholarships, a scholarship application will be mailed to you. Submit scholarship application forms by the deadline (see page 6).

The value of

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You’ll graduate with

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580,000+ IU alumni

including 6,000+

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STEPS TO ENROLL

Step 1: Earn Admission

Step 2: Placement Testing

Freshmen are required to take placement tests to ensure correct placement in first-semester courses. Math and English tests can be taken by appointment in Springwood Hall, Room 202. For more information, call 765.973.8249.

Step 3: New Student Orientation

Attending a New Student Orientation session is required for all first-time Freshmen. During New Student Orientation students will become acquainted with campus and meet other new students as well as meet an academic advisor and register for classes. Transfer students may schedule an appointment with a faculty advisor and register for classes during Open Registration by calling 765.973.8235. Although New Student Orientation is not required for transfer students, it is highly recommended.

Step 4: Financial Arrangements

Arrangements for bill payment should be made with the Office of Student Accounts (Bursar). For more information, please visit www.iue.edu/bursar.

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Residency Status

You must be an Indiana resident for 12 months in order to qualify as a resident student for fee purposes. The initial determination of resident or non-resident status at Indiana University East is made by the Office of Admissions.

Ohio Tuition Reciprocity

Indiana University East offers Ohio students in neighboring counties in-state tuition rates. IU East students who have been residents of Butler, Darke, Mer-cer, Preble, Shelby and Van Wert counties in Ohio for 12 months prior to their enrollment are eligible for the tuition reciprocity.

Credit for Military Experiences

If you are a veteran of the Armed Forces, you may be eligible for academic credit as a result of your military training and experience. The Admissions Office follows the guidelines of the American Council of Education’s Guide for the Evaluation of Educational Experience in the Armed Services in awarding academic credit. You should submit any of the following documents for trans-fer credit evaluation: Original or Certified Copy of your DD214 or NGB22 and/or an official AARTS/SMART transcript of your military occupational/job skills.

Dual Enrollment

Dual Enrollment is an opportunity for high school students who have completed their junior year to earn credit for both high school and college while enroll-ing in and attending an IU East course. Students must have their high school guidance counselor’s permission to enroll in university classes. An applica-tion, authorization to release transcripts, and placement test are required.

Honors Program

The Honors Program at Indiana University East is designed for students who excel academically and aspire even higher levels of excellence. Developed for busy students with busy lives, the uniqueness of the Honors Program is that students are only required to take one additional course. Other course work is embedded into courses already in your academic plan. Service-learning, campus contributions, and cultural activities are integral to the program. These activities foster good citizenship on campus and in the community. Admitted IU East students with a cumulative high school GPA of 3.7 or higher qualify for automatic acceptance into the Honors Program. Enrolling in the Honors first-year seminar will activate your Honors membership. More information about the Honors Program can be obtained online at www.iue.edu/ honors.

International Students

Students without U.S. citizenship, including those on immigration visas, must submit official transcripts from all previously attended institutions and complete the online application at iue.edu/admissions.

Transfer Student Admission

Requirements

Students enrolling at Indiana University East who have attended college and earned fewer than 12 transferable semester credit hours will also need to submit an official copy of their high school transcript or GED scores. Upon acceptance to IU East, we will evaluate your transcript(s) and complete an official transfer credit report. Four items will be considered when evaluating credit for transfer: • The educational quality of the former institutions and their accreditation, • The comparability of the nature, content and level of credit earned, • The appropriateness and applicability of the credit earned to programs offered at IU East, • The grade equivalent of each transferred course (must be at least a C). Go to www.onestart.iu.edu to view your credit evaluation transcript. IU East has articulation agreements with: • Ivy Tech Community College, • Edison Community College, • Miami University at Hamilton, • Miami University at Middletown, • Sinclair Community College For more information on course and program articulation, visit iue.edu/admissions/transfers or call 765.973.8208.

Study Abroad

IU East offers study abroad opportunities to enrich our students’ education through cultural experiences for academic credit. Recent programs include: Spain Program - “Spanish Culture & Civilization,” Costa Rica Program - “Fair Trade vs. Free Trade: The Effects of Globalization on Central American com-munities” and the Paris Program - “Educational Travel to Paris!” For more information go to iue.edu/studyabroad.

Internship Program

The internship program at Indiana University East is about connections. Links between students and employers can provide countless benefits. These connecting experiences are powerful for the student, helping to put academic knowledge into practice, as well as narrowing occupational choices. The Internship Program at Indiana University East is for students at the junior and senior academic levels. For more information visit the Internship Program website, iue.edu/internships.

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IU East Distinguished Scholars (Merit) $24,000 ($6,000 annually for 4 years) Deadline: December 1, admission and scholarship application Students ranking in the top 10 percent of their high school class with exceptional SAT (Math and Critical Reading) or ACT scores are eligible to apply for this competitive scholarship. Emphasis will be placed on academic excellence, but extracurricular activities and community ser-vice will also be considered. Distinguished Scholars will demonstrate a commitment to help promote IU East to future students through participation in new student recruitment and other campus activities. These scholars are also expected to apply and remain eligible for the Honors Program. (This award amount includes any other admission-based award offers.) To be considered for renewal, students must attend full time and maintain at least a 3.0 GPA.

IU East Valedictorian and Salutatorian Scholarships

(Admission-based) $16,000 ($4,000 annually for 4 years) Students admitted by March 1st who are ranked first or second in their high school class may qualify for this scholarship. Please note that recipients of this scholarship are ineligible for most competitive scholar-ships. To be considered for renewal, students must attend full time and maintain at least a 3.0 GPA. (No separate application is required.)

IU East Outstanding Scholars (Merit)

$16,000 ($4,000 annually for 4 years)

Deadline: February 1, admission and scholarship application Students who meet the Academic Excellence Scholarship criteria are

Four-Year Admission-Based And Merit Scholarships

Four-year admission-based and merit scholarships are awarded for academic performance and in recognition of academic achieve-ment. By rewarding excellence through scholarships, we hope to encourage students to continue their education at IU East.

Applicants for admission to IU East become eligible for admission-based scholarships when they submit an admission application

by March 1 that meets academic criteria for the particular scholarship. Merit scholarships are awarded on a competitive basis and

require a separate application. Since beginning freshman students are considered for admission-based scholarships immediately

upon admission to IU East, they are urged to apply for admission as early as possible, preferably in the fall of their senior year in

high school. Students meeting criteria for admission-based scholarships will be contacted once the admission process is complete

and sent a notification of the scholarships for which they are eligible. They will also receive an application for merit and any other

competitive scholarships available. Students can receive only one four-year admission-based or merit scholarship, the highest one

for which they are eligible or selected.

Please note that tuition and fees for resident students at IU East for 15 credits of coursework per semester for the

2013-2014 academic year are approximately $6,786.78, depending on the courses taken. For updated information on tuition and

fees, please visit iue.edu/bursar.

invited to apply for this competitive scholarship. Emphasis will be placed on well-rounded students, excelling not only in academics, but also in extracurricular activities, leadership abilities, and community service. IU East Outstanding Scholars will demonstrate a commitment to help promote IU East to future students through participation in new student recruitment and other campus activities. These scholars are also expected to apply and remain eligible for the Honors Program. (This award amount includes any other admission-based award of-fers.) To be considered for renewal, students must attend full time and maintain at least a 3.0 GPA.

Academic Achievement Scholarships (Admission-based)

Level One: $14,000 ($3,500 annually for 4 years) Students admitted by March 1st who have a cumulative high school GPA of 3.75 and higher with a 1300 SAT (Math and Critical Reading) or 29 ACT score may be eligible for this scholarship. To be considered for renewal, students must attend full time and maintain at least a 3.0 GPA. (No separate application required.) Level Two: $12,000 ($3,000 annually for 4 years) Students admitted by March 1st who have a cumulative high school GPA of 3.75 and higher with a 1200 SAT (Math and Critical Reading) or 26 ACT score may be eligible for this scholarship. To be considered for renewal, students must attend full time and maintain at least a 3.0 GPA. (No separate application required.)

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Chancellor’s Scholarships (Admission-based)

Level One: $8,000 ($2,000 annually for 4 years) Students who have a cumulative high school GPA of 3.5 with a minimum 1150 SAT (Math and Critical Reading) or 25 ACT, who are admit-ted by March 1st are eligible for this admission-based scholarship. Recipients must enroll full time and maintain at least a 2.75 GPA. (No separate application required.) Level Two: $6,000 ($1,500 annually for 4 years). Students who have a cumulative high school GPA of 3.5 with a minimum 1100 SAT (Math and Critical Reading) or 24 ACT, who are admit-ted by March 1st are eligible for this admission-based scholarship. Recipients must enroll full time and maintain at least a 2.75 GPA. (No separate application required.) Level Three: $4,000 ($1,000 annually for 4 years) Students who have a cumulative high school GPA of 3.3 with a minimum 1050 SAT (Math and Critical Reading) or 23 ACT, who are admitted by March 1st are eligible for this admission-based scholarship. Recipients must enroll full time and maintain at least a 2.75 GPA. (No separate application required.) Level Four: $2,000 ($500 annually for 4 years) Students who have a cumulative high school GPA of 3.0 with a minimum 1000 SAT (Math and Critical Reading) or 21 ACT, who are admitted by March 1st are eligible for this admission-based scholarship. Recipients must enroll full time and maintain at least a 2.5 GPA. (No separate application required.)

Dean’s Scholarships (Merit)

$2,000 ($500 annually for 4 years) Deadline: March 1, admission; April 1, scholarship application. New to campus students who demonstrate exceptional potential for success in college through accomplishments and experiences other than past academic performance may be eligible for this scholarship. Selection will be based on an assessment of potential contribution to the campus. Special consideration will be given to incoming fresh-men who will be the first in their family of origin (mother and father) to graduate from an accredited college (bachelor’s degree). Students who receive another admission-based scholarship will be ineligible to receive this scholarship. Students must enroll full time and maintain at least a 2.5 GPA. Lingle Scholars $8,000 ($2,000 annually for 4 years) Wayne County students who apply for and are accepted to the IU East Honors Program are eligible.

Indiana University East supports and complies with Affirmative Action Regulations. Admission to the university will be evaluated without regard to gender, age, race, religion, ethnic origin, sexual orientation, veteran status, disability, or limited English proficiency. English proficiency is not a barrier to admission or to participation at Indiana University East.

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8 Outreach Scholarships

IU East Commitment-A Promise to Twenty-first Century Scholars $4,000 ($1,000 annually for 4 years) Deadline: May 1, admission and scholarship application Students who participate in Indiana’s Twenty-first Century Scholars program and are admitted to IU East as freshmen can supplement their state benefit with this scholarship. To be considered for renewal, students must attend full time and maintain at least a 2.5 GPA.

IU East Diversity Scholarships $4,000 ($1,000 annually for 4 years) Deadline: March 1, admission and scholarship application Students who demonstrate that they can contribute significantly to the diver-sity initiatives of IU East are eligible for this scholarship. Selection is based on high school GPA and SAT/ACT scores and other significant accomplishments. To be considered for renewal, students must attend full time and maintain at least a 2.5 GPA.

Outreach scholarships are competitive and based on academic, service and leadership achievements and require a separate applica-tion. Students meeting criteria for these and other four-year (or two-year) scholarships will be contacted once the admission process

is complete and sent a notification of the scholarships for which they are eligible. Students can receive only one four-year (or two-year)

scholarship, the highest one for which they are eligible or selected.

Ivy Tech Region 9 Transfer Scholarships Deadline: May 1, admission Students who earned an associate degree within the last five years at Ivy Tech Community College Region 9 are eligible for this scholarship. Selection is based on the transferability of coursework into an IU East bachelor’s degree program and the student’s Ivy Tech GPA. Level One: $4,000 ($2,000 annually for 2 years) Students who have a cumulative GPA of 3.5-4.0 and are admitted by May 1 are eligible for this admission-based scholarship. Recipients must enroll full time and maintain at least a 2.7 GPA. (No separate application required.)

Level Two: $3,000 ($1,500 annually for 2 years).

Students who have a cumulative GPA of 3.0- 3.49 and are admitted by May 1 are eligible for this admission-based scholarship. Recipients must enroll full time and maintain at least a 2.5 GPA. (No separate application required.) Level Three: $2,000 ($1,000 annually for 2 years) Students who have a cumulative GPA of 2.5-2.99 and are admitted by May 1 are eligible for this admission-based scholarship. Recipients must enroll full time and maintain at least a 2.3 GPA. (No separate application required.)

Level Four: $1,000 ($500 annually for 2 years)

Students who have a cumulative GPA of 2.0-2.49 and are admitted by May 1 are eligible for this admission-based scholarship. Recipients must enroll full time and maintain at least a 2.0 GPA. (No separate application required.) Community College Transfer Scholarships

$2,000 ($1,000 annually for 2 years) Deadline: May 1, admission and scholarship application Students who complete all requirements for an associate degree at a two-year community college are eligible for this scholarship. Selection is based on the transferability of coursework into an IU East bachelor’s degree and the student’s community college GPA. To be considered for renewal, students must attend full time and maintain at least a 2.5 GPA - limited funds available.