From low tuition to a wide range of scholarships, IUPUI and the School of Liberal Arts make a top education affordable.
You’ll graduate with a respected Indiana University degree and, more important, a liberal arts education you’ll use your whole life—so you’ll be prepared for success.
Humanities and social science graduates earn only slightly less than their peers with degrees in professional fields upon graduation from college, and by mid-career the earnings of humanities and social science graduates surpass those of graduates with professional degrees.
Fortune.com, “Why critics are wrong about liberal arts degrees”
As a public university, IUPUI has lower costs than many of its Indianapolis peers. And with so many options for on- and off-campus housing, you can find the best fit for your finances.
IU’s MoneySmarts program will help you make smart financial decisions. On its website, you can estimate what you’ll pay to attend IUPUI—including tuition and fees, room and board, personal expenses, and more.
Calculate your costsIUPUI participates in the Midwest Student Exchange Program (MSEP). Students who live in states that participate in MSEP can attend IUPUI at a reduced cost.
Learn about the MSEP awardThe Office of International Affairs has more cost information for international students.
The School of Liberal Arts offers 125+ scholarships for students of all kinds, and IUPUI offers even more. You may also qualify for other types of financial aid, such as loans and work-study.
Be sure to submit the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA), which determines your eligibility for several kinds of aid. The Office of Student Financial Services has information about when to submit the FAFSA.
Graduate students: IUPUI and School of Liberal Arts departments also offer fellowships and teaching assistantships for incoming students. Ask your department about aid options.
IU School of Liberal Arts
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425 University Blvd |
| Indianapolis, IN 46202 |
