Apply online to join us as a graduate or professional student at Indiana University Bloomington. This application will put you in consideration both for admission to your desired graduate program and also for financial aid.
Departments set their own application deadlines. Visit your prospective program’s website to determine when you’ll need to apply.
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**Please note that the Maurer School of Law only uses this application for a very small number of programs. So please visit the Law School Admissions Page to check admission requirements for each of their programs.
**Please note the University Graduate School Continuing Non-Degree application is linked below.
Admission decisions are made by the specific graduate program, which will inform you about any decisions. Most departments will supply applicants with their Student Identification Number upon admission.
U.S. citizens and international students use the same application. International students must apply online.
Fee Waiver Programs
Request a graduate application fee waiver for the Ph.D. or Master of Fine Arts (M.F.A.) program you’re interested in.
For most programs, the application fee is $70 for domestic and international students. The Kelley School of Business master’s program operates on a different fee schedule.
The online application fee must be paid via credit card. Domestic students who use the paper application may pay the application fee using a check, money order, or cash only. Call (812) 855-8853 or email grdschl@indiana.edu for more information. Applications are not reviewed until the fee is paid.
International applicants must apply online. In most cases, international applicants should mail supporting documentation such as transcripts to:
International Admissions Poplars 221 400 E. Seventh Street Bloomington, IN 47405
However, some programs are exceptions. Before applying, review the application checklist for prospective graduate students on the website of the Office of International Services (OIS) to ensure that you follow the proper procedure and send all required materials.
If you have a bachelor’s degree and wish to study on a non-degree basis without necessarily concentrating in a single department, you can be admitted as a continuing non-degree student.
Additional Requirements
In addition to the basic information, many departments will require GRE scores or other tests associated with that program, a personal statement, a transcript from all institutions attended, and letters of reference. Check with your specific program or department for specific requirements.
The personal statement is an opportunity for you to tell us about your academic and career direction and goals.
Be sure that you answer the question that is asked on the application. Make a case for why you will fit into a particular program and what you will be able to contribute, rather than just what you hope to receive.
Please note: each department sets their own recommendation requirements. Please see the graduate eApp for more information.
Start asking for recommendations as early as possible. It can sometimes take professors a long time to complete a recommendation, and they may need a gentle reminder of their commitment to you.
Contact
Questions about admission decisions and written parts of your application should be addressed to the graduate degree programs to which you are applying.
The Indiana University Graduate School Bloomington is more than happy to answer questions about the online application, deadlines, and application fees:
Domestic Students
Indiana University Graduate School Bloomington Wells Library1320 E. 10th Street, Room E546Bloomington, IN 47405 Phone: (812) 855-8853 grdschl@indiana.edu
International Students
Office of International Services Eigenmann Hall Room 525 1900 E. Tenth Street Bloomington, IN 47406 USA Phone: (812) 855-9086 newtoiu@indiana.edu
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