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Tuition & Financial Aid
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You can afford an IU Degree

Get an exceptional degree at an exceptional price. At IU Southeast you’ll experience the close-knit community of a private college at the cost of a public university. IU Southeast offers in-state tuition rates for many Kentucky residents.

Undergraduate Student Rate Per Credit Hour
Resident (including all Indiana students and Kentucky students eligible for reciprocity)$164.45
Non-Resident$415.70
Graduate Student Rate Per Credit Hour
Resident (including all Indiana students and Kentucky students eligible for reciprocity)$200.00
Non-Resident$454.60

For more information regarding tuition, fees, and payment options please visit the Office of the Bursar's website.

Financial Aid

The Office of Financial Aid is here to help make sure your future starts with as little debt as possible. From scholarships and grants, to loans and work-study, you CAN afford a top education at IU Southeast.

Give us a call and let us help you make the most of your money. Contact the Office of Financial Aid at 812-941-2246.

Filing for financial aid: FAFSA is your friend.

If you file a Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA), you will automatically be considered for federal and state grants, work-study, and federal loans. To fill out your FAFSA, visit the FASFA website. The IU Southeast school code is: 001817. It's not too late!

Housing Fees

Indiana University Southeast is making history by introducing student housing to southeast Indiana. The lodge-style residence halls will feature one, two, and four bedroom units with each bedroom opening to a central living room. Each lodge will have a large, open community space and wireless internet. Learn more about student housing at our Residence Halls website.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Scholarships

Scholarships

 

Money, money, money.

Scholarships are a type of financial assistance that does not need to be repaid! For the fall 2007 semester, IU Southeast alone awarded scholarships to more than 300 students, totaling almost $600,000. Many scholarship opportunities are available for students who qualify and take the time to apply.

Visit the scholarships and grants webpage to learn how to submit an application and discover if you might the next student to qualify.

Find a scholarship that's right for you.

Words to the Wise

Words to the Wise

 

6 financial aid secrets
every student should know

 

  1. Apply Early.
    Why not be first in line for college money? File by March 1 to maximize your chances. Just like the lottery, you can't win if you don't enter.
  2. Read Carefully.
    Yeah, the forms have to be filled in right! Most errors occur because people don't read and understand instructions. Paying attention pays.
  3. Stay Involved.
    Getting financial aid is all about you. Be involved and persistent. Paying for your education is not as important to anyone else as it is to you.
  4. Ask Questions.
    Don't be shy. A simple question could alert the Financial Aid to your eligibility for more money.
  5. Respond to Requests Promptly.
    Know that whenever we ask for additional info or documentation, no action will be taken until it is received. A slow response may mean that funds could run out before your need is calculated--ouch!
  6. Keep Records.
    Keep extra copies of your application, FAFSA, tax returns, and other documents that may be requested. Documentation is your friend.