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Fall Open House

Discover your brighter future at IU Southeast by visiting us during our fall open house program. Our open house program is designed to provide you with unique insights into our academic programs, services, and more!

Saturday, October 23rd, 2021
9 a.m. - Noon
IU Southeast - University Center North

It’s FAFSA Time

Attention prospective and current students, FAFSA is now open. Filing your FAFSA is the key to getting money for your education based on your financial need.

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Great Degrees – Great Jobs

Kaitlin Staschke

Third Grade Teacher at Austin Elementary School

Kaitlin came to IU Southeast looking for a home away from home. Coming from a small rural community, she wanted personalized attention, professors who knew her and the opportunity to live at home and stay involved in her siblings' lives.