Your IT Account is what will get you access to IU Email as well as all information for IU New Student Orientation. You are not able to register for classes until you have set up your IT Account.

1. To create your IT Account, you will need your student ID number. This number is listed on your admission letter. If you have misplaced your letter, you can look up your ID number.
2. Create your computing account.
3. You will then follow the prompts to create your account.
4. If you have any trouble creating your IT Account, please contact the help desk at (812) 941-2447. If you have previously created an account for IU Dual Credit, this is your account. If you’ve forgotten your passphrase, you can recover the passphrase for your account.

Accessing a previous IU Computing Account

• If you already have an IT Account but cannot remember your passphrase, you can reset the passphrase by searching “passphrase reset” at one.iu.edu
• If you have any trouble accessing your account, please contact the help desk at (812) 941-2447.

Once you create your IT Account, please allow up to 24 hours for your account to fully activate, and then you will have an IU Gmail Account. To access your IU Gmail Account, go to one.iu.edu and log in with your IU Username and Passphrase. Then search for “Gmail at IU” in the search bar that says “What would you like to do?”

IU Email is an official form of communication for all offices at IU, so it is important that you check your IU Email at least a few times per week. This is where we will send all communications about New Student Orientation and registering for the Fall semester. If, after waiting 24 hours for your account to activate, you are still unable to access your IU Email Account, please contact the help desk at (812) 941-2447.

Canvas is the learning management program that IU uses to facilitate online courses and trainings. It is similar to PowerSchool, Google Classroom, and other online “classrooms” that some of your high school teachers may have used. This is where you will complete your orientation modules prior to meeting with your academic advisor. Once the modules open, you will receive an email, sent to your IU Email Account, inviting you to participate in the Online Orientation Modules. The sooner you complete the Orientation Modules, the sooner you will be able to meet with an advisor to get registered for classes.

Once you have completed the Getting started at IU, Planning for Registration, and Learning to Register for Classes modules, you will be able to schedule an appointment with your Academic Advisor.

Once you complete the required Orientation Modules in Canvas, you will be able to schedule an appointment with your Academic Advisor. When you meet with your advisor, you will be able to register for Fall classes and ask any questions you may have. All new student advising appointments will be handled via Zoom.

Your first step to enroll is setting up your Indiana University IT Account. If you already have an IU IT Account and are able to log in to one.iu.edu, please skip to Enrollment Step # 2.

Creating your first IU Computing Account

• To create your IT Account, you’ll need your student ID number. This number is listed on your admission letter. If you have misplaced your letter, you can look up your ID number.
• Create your computing account.
• You will then follow the prompts to create your account.
• If you have any trouble creating your IT Account, please contact the help desk at (812) 941-2447.

Accessing a previous IU Computing Account

If you have any trouble creating your IT Account, please contact the help desk at (812) 941-2447. If you have previously created an account for IU Dual Credit, this is your account. If you’ve forgotten your passphrase, you can recover the passphrase for your account.

Once you create your IT Account, please allow up to 24 hours for your account to fully activate, and then you will have an IU Gmail Account. To access your IU Gmail Account, go to one.iu.edu and log in with your IU Username and Passphrase. Then search for “Gmail at IU” in the search bar that says “What would you like to do?”

IU Email is an official form of communication for all offices at IU, so it is important that you check your IU Email at least a few times per week. This is where we will send all communications about registering for the Fall semester. If, after waiting 24 hours for your account to activate, you are still unable to access your IU Email Account, please contact the help desk at (812) 941-2447.

Timeline: Any time after you set up your IT Account

When you meet with your advisor, you will be able to register for Fall classes and ask any questions you may have that have not already been answered. All new student advising appointments are currently being handled via Zoom or Phone. You can schedule your Advising Appointment in the Student Appointment Scheduler. If you do not see an assigned advisor, click on Search Advisors and find your major.

Once you schedule your appointment, you will receive a confirmation email, in your IU Email, with the Zoom link and login information. If you are unable to schedule online or would just prefer to speak with someone to schedule your appointment, please use the appropriate phone number below.

ACES
(812) 941-2642
Email: aceadvis@ius.edu
Undecided/Exploratory

Arts & Letters
(812) 941-2342
Email: arladvis@ius.edu
Applied Science, Communications, English, Fine Arts, General Studies, Individualized Major, Interdisciplinary Studies (Arts/Humanities), Modern Languages, Music, Philosophy, & Theatre

Business
(812) 941-2362
Email: business@ius.edu
Applied Health Science in Safety, Business Admin, BS Business, Economics

Education
(812) 941-2386
Email: soeinfo@ius.edu
Elementary Education, Secondary Education, Special Education

Natural Sciences
(812) 941-2284
Email: natsci@ius.edu
Allied Health, Biology, Chemistry, Computer Science, Geosciences, Health Information Admin, Informatics, Mathematics, Physics, Sustainability & Regeneration

Nursing
(812) 941-2283
Email: senurs@ius.edu
Pre-Nursing & Applied Health Science

Social Sciences
(812) 941-2865
Email: sesocs1@ius.edu
Criminal Justice, History, International Studies, Neuroscience, Journalism & Media, Political Science, Psychology, Social Sciences, Sociology