We understand that costs and financial aid are an important part of
your college decision. IU is committed to keeping our tuition as
affordable as possible, while offering more than $225 million in financial
aid each year. Take a look at our
tuition
estimates to get a feel for what an IU education costs.
Financial Aid
Close to 60 percent of our students receive some form of financial
assistance, and they’re not just straight-A students, star athletes, or
low-income students. We offer a variety of scholarships, grants, loans,
and employment opportunities to help you finance your IU education.
Applying is free, and aid is awarded both to students with a demonstrated
financial need and those with a record of high achievement. Find out more
about financial aid at IU, and how to
transfer your existing aid package.
Transferring Financial Assistance
It's a relatively easy process to transfer your eligibility for most
forms of financial aid to IU. However, you should be aware that you may
not receive the same type or amount of assistance. This is because most
aid programs (federal and otherwise) are based on budgets, which can vary
greatly from one institution to another.
IU's Office of Student Financial Assistance provides
step-by-step instructions for transferring
financial assistance (PDF, 13 KB) to IU Bloomington from another
school.
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