How much does it cost to attend IU?
Take a look at the numbers
Tuition and fees vary at each Indiana University campus. As you look at total costs, keep in mind that financial aid, scholarships and awards, a part-time job, and student loans can all factor into what you will pay for your degree.
IU tuition
| IU Bloomington | IUPUI | Regional Campuses | IU Online | |
| Undergraduate, Indiana Resident | $11,220 | $9,944 | $7,067.36–$8,580.28 | $235.59–$306.67/ credit hour |
| Undergraduate, Nonresident | $37,600 | $31,626 | $14,342–$20,029.44 | $340.92–$1,131.07/ credit hour |
| Graduate, resident and nonresident | Varies by program | |||
Cost ranges shown are for tuition only. Actual costs of attending IU, including room and board, books and supplies, transportation, and personal expenses, vary by student, based on student choice, travel habits, and academic program.
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Flat-fee tuition at IU helps you get the most for your money
Indiana University campuses* offer a flat-fee tuition when you register for 12 to 18 credit hours per semester. By maximizing the number of credits you take within this range, you can make the most of your tuition payments and work toward graduating on time. Most degree programs require you to average 15.5 credit hours per semester to graduate in the traditional eight semesters (four-years).
*Flat-fee tuition is not available at IU Online.
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Questions? We’re here to help.
Have questions about scholarships, grants, or awards? The Admissions office at each IU campus will connect you with someone who can help.
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Fill out the FAFSA
Get a step-by-step guide to filling out your Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA).
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Explore scholarships and awards
Discover a wide range of scholarships that you can use to help fund your IU education.
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Learn about financial aid
Read our guide to financial aid and learn how to apply for it.