READ YOUR ADMISSIONS PACKET: If you have not already received your admissions packet in the mail, it should be arriving shortly. Be sure to carefully read your offer of admission, as it may contain important stipulations to your admission, as well as scholarship information.

INFORM US OF YOUR PLANS: IUPUI currently does not require students to pay an enrollment deposit prior to their registration; however, the university still needs to plan for enrollment. Your admissions packet should have included an enrollment plans card. Please return this card to our office informing us as to whether or not you plan to enroll as soon as possible. You can also submit it online right now!

CREATE YOUR TECHNOLOGY ACCOUNT: Email, student service, signing up for orientation - all of these, and more, require you to sign up for your official university network ID and passphrase. Create your network ID & passphrase (note: you should have your 10-digit university ID number, found on your admissions letter).

SIGN UP FOR ORIENTATION & PLACEMENT TESTS: All beginning freshmen must take the placement test in math, and English, and attend orientation. If you have taken foreign language in high school, you are strongly encouraged to take the foreign language placement test. The orientation reservation system opens in October for Spring orientation sessions, and March for Fall. Sign up for your new student orientation & placement test.

APPLY FOR ON-CAMPUS HOUSING: For many students, living on campus symbolizes the true meaning of student life. The sense of belonging and fellowship that comes with living among a community of peers is unique to college life and embodies what many think of as the college experience. Housing and Residence Life offers students "more than just a place to live" by promoting community life and learning with a variety of programs, events and activities. Apply for housing.

LEARN ABOUT PAYING FOR COLLEGE: Supporting excellent students is important at IUPUI. We offer a wide variety of scholarships based on students' academic acheivements as well as their community service. Students are also encouraged to llearn about paying for college through state and federal financial aid programs. The first step to applying for financial aid, and scholarships is to apply early.