Life at IUPUC
Picture yourself at IUPUC
It may be small, but IUPUC makes a big impression with its warm, welcoming atmosphere, art-filled campus grounds, and strong focus on personal attention and support. Its two dedicated buildings are housed alongside Purdue Polytechnic and Ivy Tech campuses on a former airport property at the edge of Columbus, now dotted with lush green spaces, modern sculptures, and architectural shared buildings. While all students live off campus, there is cost-efficient, student-only housing available within walking distance if you want to live close by.
IUPUC is known for its family-like community, with an average class size of 15 students and faculty who know students’ names and take an active role in their success. Research opportunities, internship programs, and study abroad options are readily available and easy to explore, along with a small but active list of student organizations and community service programs.
Keep learning during challenging times
Head to our Keep Learning site to find technology resources, self care support, and opportunities to stay connected to the IU community during COVID-19, whether you’re on campus or learning remotely.
1,275
students (undergraduate and graduate)
15+
student organizations
73%
of students go to college full time
- All statistics are current as of 2020.
I chose to apply to IUPUC because it offered me the option to pursue a career and study close to home. Now I’m not scared of the future. Instead I look forward to it and the many opportunities it will bring.
Ruben Vizcarra IUPUC student

Active student organizations and events

A focus on student success

Innovative tools and training facilities
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