Registration information is available on the Office of the Registrar's website: www.registrar.iupui.edu. Definition: Students' ability to write, read, speak and listen, perform quantitative analysis, and use information sources and technology – the basic skills necessary for all IUPUI students to succeed.
Certification from University College
Definition: Students' ability to examine and organize disciplinary ways of knowing and to apply them to specific issues and problems. Definition: Students' ability to make judgments about individual behavior, citizenship, and aesthetics.
Selecting a Major
Understanding Society and Culture Definition: Students' ability to recognize their own cultural traditions and to understand and appreciate the diversity of human experience, both within the United States and internationally. Outcomes: A sense of values and ethics is demonstrated by students' ability to make informed and principled choices regarding conflict situations in their personal and public lives and to anticipate the consequences of these choices; and recognize the importance of aesthetics in their personal lives and in society.
Additional Options Available
Outcomes: This skill is demonstrated by the ability to compare and contrast the range of diversity and universality in human history, societies and ways of life; analyze and understand the interrelationship of global and local issues; and operate with civility in a complex social world.
Changing Units
Credit Hour Rule
Again, students should contact their school's registrar to determine their eligibility and consider the consequences of such a change. To enroll at another Purdue University campus, students must contact the Office of Admissions at the appropriate Purdue campus.
Student Responsibilities The faculty and Trustees of Indiana (and Purdue)
To transfer from one IUPUI school to another, students must contact the notary of the school they wish to transfer to to ensure they meet the necessary requirements. IU students who wish to enroll temporarily or permanently at another Indiana University campus must begin the process by visiting enroll.iupui.edu.
Graduation Requirements
More information about enrolling at another IU campus, including any restrictions and deadlines, can be found on the website. Transfer may require a year or more of additional full-time study, especially if the transfer is made in the junior or senior year.
Applying for Graduation Candidates for graduation initiate the certification
Students may also wish to change majors within a school, for example, changing from criminal justice to urban affairs in the School of Public and Environmental Affairs (SPEA) or from chemistry to biology in the School of Science.
Completion of Degree Requirements
Required Grade Point Average
Academic Policies and Procedures
Grading System
In rare cases, a student may use the Pass/Fail option for a portion of the general education requirement. Other programs may allow limited use of the Pass/Fail option for department electives required for the major.
Semester and Cumulative Grade Point Average (GPA)
Instructors are not involved in the decision to use the Pass/Fail option and are not informed that the student is taking a course on a Pass/Fail basis. Once a student requests that a course be taken Pass/Fail, the student cannot request that the Pass/Fail option be reversed.
Undergraduate Class Standing 0–25 credit hours = Freshman
At some schools, pass/fail courses cannot be used to fulfill general education or major or minor requirements. The student must submit the signed pass/fail forms to the Registrar by the deadline specified in the Registration Guide.
Semester Credit Hour Load To be considered a full-time undergraduate student
Academic Probation
Dismissal
Readmission
Grade Replacement Policy The IUPUI Grade Replacement Policy (formerly known
Auditing a Course
If the forgiveness request is granted, all previously taken courses will remain on the grade, but only courses with grades of A+, A, A–, B+, B, B–, C+, C, P, and S may be counted toward the degree requirement, even if these grades are not count towards the student's GPA. In effect, the student starts with a cumulative GPA of 0.0, after which all the rules of academic probation and dismissal will apply.
Dropping or Adding Classes (Schedule Adjustments)
Exemption may be claimed only once and does not prevent the student from using other grade replacement options available for assignments completed after the exemption was granted. Visit the Registrar's website (registrar.iupui.edu/ .forgive.html) to view the complete policy.
Confidentiality and Access to Student
Access
Right to File a Complaint Students have the right to file a complaint with the
Confidentiality and Disclosure Students have the right to consent to disclosures of
Parental Access to Student Records
Third Party Access
Availability of Public Information
Restraint of Release of Student Information Form
Disclosures
Zachary’s Law
Technology Access, Security, and Use
IU Policies on
Equal Opportunity/
Affirmative Action
Special Academic Opportunities
Special Credit Opportunities
Waivers and Credit)
Special Credit for Military Service
Advanced Placement (AP) Credit The College Board Advanced Placement (AP) tests are
CLEP Credit
DANTES Credit
International
Baccalaureate Exams
Departmental or School Proficiency Examinations
Special Credit for English W131 Some students are eligible to apply for special credit
Special Credit
Self-Acquired Competency Credit (Experiential Learning)
Consortium for
Urban Education (CUE) IUPUI is a member of the Consortium for Urban
Honors Program
The IUPUI Undergraduate Honors Program: Philosophy
Incoming freshmen are automatically invited to participate in the Honors Program when they (1) have a minimum combined SAT math, critical reading, and writing score of 1800 or an ACT composite score of 26 (2) will graduate in the upper 10 percent of their high school class; and (3) maintain a grade point average (GPA) of 3.5 or higher in demanding academic work. Honors Associate Notation applicants must complete 9 credit hours of Honors work as outlined above.
Departmental or
Transfer students who have completed at least 12 transferable credits at their previous institution with an overall GPA of 3.2 or higher are encouraged to apply for the Honors Program. Current IUPUI juniors interested in applying must have a GPA of 3.3 or higher and have previously completed at least 9 credit hours of honors courses.
School Honors Programs In addition to the General Honors Program that is
Continuing IUPUI Student Admission Freshmen and sophomores already enrolled at IUPUI are invited to apply to the Honors Program once they have completed at least 12 credit hours of non-remedial coursework with a GPA of 3.2 or higher. Courses may be selected from a list of qualified courses available online or in the Honors Program Office.
Honors House
The Honors Program recognizes that motivation, enthusiasm and interest are often as important indicators of success as numerical criteria. They are internal to the Honors Program only and are not included in official credit hour calculations by the Office of the Registrar.
Honors Club
Bepko Scholars and Fellows Program
School Honors
Dean’s List
Graduation with Distinction In the Indiana University schools, students in the top 10
University College Honoraries University College sponsors two freshman honoraries,
Discipline-Based Honoraries Many professions and disciplines at IUPUI have
Undergraduate Research Programs
Service Learning Classes
Reserve Officers’
Training Corps (ROTC)
Army ROTC
Students may enroll in the ROTC program on a volunteer or research basis during the first two years. Completion of the program leads to a commission as a second lieutenant in the Army, Army Reserve, or Army National Guard.
Air Force ROTC
Students do not have any military obligation until they enroll in the third-year course or after they have accepted an ROTC scholarship. In most cases, active reservists and veterans who receive the GI Bill can participate in the ROTC program without losing benefits.
IUPUI Internship Program
Scholarships will pay 100 percent of tuition, as well as $900 annually for books, lab, graduation, and educational fees. Advanced placement is available to veterans and members of the Army Reserve or National Guard.
Study Abroad Programs
Army ROTC at IUPUI, billed as "the best leadership course in America," will prepare the qualified student for these challenges.
IUPUI Study Abroad Opportunities
Indiana University Study Abroad Programs
Requirements for Admission for
School of Education
Admission to the School of Education
Admission to the Teacher Education Program
Pre-Professional Programs
Pre-Medical Program
Pre-Dental, Pre-Veterinary, and Pre-Optometry Programs
Pre-Pharmacy Program The pre-pharmacy program at IUPUI consists of
Pre-Occupational Therapy Program
Pre-Physical Therapy Program Admission to the Doctor of Physical Therapy (D.P.T.)
Pre-Law Program
Commitment to Writing
Writing Across the Curriculum/
Office of Campus Writing Writing is so central to learning and communicating
The University Writing Centers
To make sure you can get an appointment at a time that is convenient for you, call for an appointment and book an appointment in advance. Visit one of the writing centers a few days before your writing project is due so that you have time to continue working on your writing project.
Graduate and Professional
Tutors can talk to you to help you understand assignments or to help you get started. The most valuable tutoring sessions occur when students and teachers work together to improve a piece of writing.
Purdue Graduate Programs in
Both UWCs are busy during the peak hours of the day (10:00am to 3:00pm) and in the weeks before midterms and final exams when everyone has assignments and portfolios due. Prepare to work with mentors. Don't expect tutors to give you all the answers.
Engineering
All full-time students must demonstrate an acceptable command of English composition before they can submit a plan of study or pursue a higher degree. The plan of study must be approved by the Advisory Board and the Graduate School.
Graduate Programs in the School of Science
A preliminary study plan should be drawn up prior to registration for the first semester of master's work. Only grades of A+ through C are acceptable to fulfill Graduate School requirements in any plan of study.
Indiana University Graduate Programs
In any department, a final exam can be waived if the student meets the minimum requirements of the department. The results of these written and oral examinations are reported by the examination committee to the Postgraduate School with an appropriate recommendation for the student's admission to candidacy, continued preparatory study or discontinuation.
Graduate
Nondegree Students
Housing
Parking and Transportation
Center for
Young Children
Counseling and Psychological
Career Exploration and Job Placement
IUPUI Career Center
Career Resource Library
IUPUI Student Employment
JOBS Program
Work-Study Student Employment Program
IUPUI Health Services
Other Health Services
Health Insurance Programs Health insurance is required and automatically
Adaptive Educational Services (AES)
Veterans Affairs
Office of
International Affairs
Office of the
Dean of Students
Office of Student Rights, Responsibilities, and Conduct
The Student Advocate
Campus and Community Life
Co-Curricular Opportunities
Undergraduate Student Assembly (USA)
School Councils
IUPUI Clubs and Organizations IUPUI has over 160 student clubs and organizations
Members of IUPUI clubs gather socially, engage in activities related to their fields of study, and participate in service projects, either for the campus or for the outlying community. Getting involved in a club or organization is a great way for students to connect with campus.
Student Activities
Programming Board (SAPB) SAPB is dedicated to planning campuswide activities
Greek Life
Intramural and Recreational Sports
Cultural Enrichment
Graduate Student Organization The Graduate Student Organization (GSO) provides the
Student Photo ID Cards—Your IUPUI
Campus Resources
IUPUI Libraries
A complete list of currently active clubs and organizations can be found online at life.iupui.edu/ccl. The hours for the campus libraries are subject to change, especially during the summer sessions and when classes are not in session.
Computers on Campus
Because borrowing policies and procedures vary slightly between libraries, students should check with staff at each library's front desk before checking out books and other materials.
University Information Technology Services (UITS)
The Support Center
Student Technology Centers and Consulting
UITS IT Training and Education Each semester, the UITS IT Training and Education
Student Network ID and ADS Domain Account
IUware and License Agreement Software
Bookstores
Office of the Bursar
Art Galleries and Museums
The Herron Gallery
The IUPUI Cultural Arts Gallery Created in 1997, the IUPUI Cultural Arts Gallery
The National
Art Museum of Sports
Other Community Resources In addition, Indianapolis has numerous museums,
The Center for
Service and Learning
Service Learning
Community Service
Neighborhood Partnerships
Office of Community Work-Study
Indiana Campus Compact (ICC)
IUPUI Alumni
Association(s) and Student Organization
Special Campus Events
IUPUI’s Traditions
Intercollegiate Athletics—Division I n the fall of 1998, IUPUI moved into Division I of the
Team IUPUI
Getting News and Information To improve communications—a challenge for any
Explore IUPUI and Campus Day Students, parents, family members, and friends are
United Way Day of Caring In the fall, IUPUI joins a community-wide effort to
Student Activities Fair, Volunteer Fair, and Ice Cream Social
IUPUI Spring Celebration Dance Since 1987, IUPUI has held an annual spring dance
Student Activities Honors Reception
Job Fairs
Participating in job and career fairs is an excellent way to improve career awareness and the job search process. The Career Center sponsors several job fairs during the academic year, including the Indiana Collegiate Job Fair, the Indiana Multicultural Job Fair, InRoute, College Talent Recruitment Day, Teacher Candidate Interview Day, and the Student Employment Internship Fair.
Graduation
Bookmarks
International Holiday
Celebration and Related Events For over a decade, students, faculty, staff, community
The Moving Company at IUPUI The Moving Company, IUPUI’s dance company, has
- Academic Misconduct
- Personal Misconduct on University Property The university may discipline a student for the
- Personal Misconduct Not on University Property
- Complaints Against Faculty, Staff, and Students
- Disruptive Conduct
Unauthorized taking or possession of University property or services; unauthorized taking or possession of the property or services of others. Damage or destruction of University property or property on University premises owned by others.
Emergency
If the problem is not resolved to the complainant's satisfaction by contacting the person(s) concerned, staff in the Dean of Students Office or other appropriate persons may be consulted about options for resolving the problem. As a community that values the uniqueness of people, behavior that is considered "different" or.
Preparedness – IU Notify
When a student believes that any of his or her rights, as set forth in Part I of the Code of Student Rights, Responsibilities, and Conduct, have been violated by another student or by a member of the university's faculty, administration, staff, or a student organization, the student should usually try to resolve the matter by making an informal complaint to the person or organization involved. When students are admitted to IUPUI, they accept the responsibility to comply with all IUPUI rules and regulations.
Safety
Every student, staff and faculty member plays a significant role in fostering an environment conducive to academic excellence by fostering a climate of civility and mutual respect.
Escort Service
Safety Hazards
Drug-Free Environment
IUPUI Police Cadet Program The IUPUI Police Department has a comprehensive
