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Indiana University-Bloomington

Indiana University-Bloomington is a large, public institution located in Bloomington, in. Founded in 1820, Indiana University-Bloomington offers undergraduate degrees in 279 majors.

Key stats

4 Year, Public
Division 1
38,093 undergraduates
$11,790 undergraduate tuition
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Admissions

Will I get into Indiana University-Bloomington? Here’s what we know about who has! SAT/ACT scores are considered but not required to apply. Check here for college application deadline info or visit the school’s website.

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Acceptance rate 78.2%
SAT score average 1313
ACT score average 30
Average high school GPA 3.76
Application fee $65
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Key deadlines

November
01
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Academics

The degree program or major you pursue is major! Indiana University-Bloomington is known for one of its top majors: Business/Commerce, General. Their student-faculty ratio is 18:1.

Graduation rate
Retention Rate
18 :1
Student to faculty ratio

Annual tuition & cost

In state

Undergraduate tuition $11,790
Additional expenses
Room & board $13,380
Books & supplies $690
Other expenses $3,040
Cost of attendance* $28,900
Average financial aid package $15,505
Estimated cost $13,395 See my potential costs

Out of state

Undergraduate tuition $40,482
Additional expenses
Room & board $13,380
Books & supplies $690
Other expenses $3,040
Cost of attendance* $57,592
Average financial aid package $15,505
Estimated cost $42,087 See my potential costs

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*Cost of attendance is the average expenses including tuition, room, board and other estimated living expenses.

Student population

Who’s going to be there? Indiana University-Bloomington has a total undergraduate enrollment of 38,093, with gender binary students split 50% male and 50% female.

Total enrollment

48,424

Enrollment by gender

Male
Female

Enrollment & ethnicity

White %
62%
African American %
4%
Hispanic American %
8%
Asian %
10%
Native American %
0%
Hawaiian/Pacific Islander %
0%
Multiracial %
5%
Unknown %
11%

Student type

Full-time
Living on campus
International

Campus life

Find your people & try new things

At Indiana University-Bloomington, students love their Union Board, student athletes compete in Division 1 sports, and freshmen are required to live on campus.

Campus info

107 South Indiana Ave., Bloomington, IN 47405
8128554848

Popular clubs & activities

Union board

Student association

Student foundation

Habitat for humanity

Student athletic board

clubs
announcement

Athletics

NCAA Division levelDivision 1
Varsity sportsNo
Intramural sportsYes
greek-life

Greek life

Female
Male

Frequently asked questions

Get answers to common questions about Indiana University-Bloomington to help you figure out where you want to apply.

Where is Indiana University-Bloomington?

Indiana University-Bloomington is located in Bloomington, in.

What is the acceptance rate at Indiana University-Bloomington? 

The acceptance rate for Indiana University-Bloomington is 78%.

What’s the average GPA for Indiana University-Bloomington?

The average high school GPA for Indiana University-Bloomington students was 3.76.

How much does it cost for 4 years at Indiana University-Bloomington?  

The estimated cost for 4 years at Indiana University-Bloomington including tuition, room and board, and books and other fees is $115,600.

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