There are around 38,000 students on campus including both undergraduate and graduate students.

The number of ways are endless! Your residence hall floor will have its own social programs to introduce you to your neighbors and help you get connected to your new home. IU offers a wide variety of social programs as soon as you get here. These begin during Welcome Week for students arriving in the fall. For Students entering in the spring, there are also activities planned. And of course, you'll get to know people from your classes very quickly.

A Resident Assistant is an upper-class student who lives on the residence hall floors and helps residents in their college transition, serves as a guide to campus resources, and facilitates programming and social events on the floor.

Plenty. There are over 500 student clubs and organizations to get involved in. You can check out the complete list at the Student Organizations website. There are museums right on campus, movies and other events in the Indiana Memorial Union, and music, theatrical and dramatic options almost every night of the week. You could also jump on a bus and head to the mall or the movie theatre, walk to downtown Bloomington or simply hang out in your residence hall or anywhere else on campus.

It's up to you! Indiana University's Greek community makes up about 17% of the student population. There are great ways to get involved on campus, whether or not you are involved in the Greek community.

The IU Jacobs School of Music has many options for students who want to join a performance group. There are several choral groups and bands. With one of the best music schools in the nation, they offer a variety of ways to get involved.

Of course! IU students can be found working on and off campus. Once you find time in your schedule to balance academic life with a job, check out the Career Development Center's complete list of job opportunities.

Whether you want to participate or be a spectator, IUB offers all of it and more to students. Through the Division of Recreational Sports you will find information on intramurals, exercise classes and more.

Ready to show your cream and crimson spirit? Visit Indiana University Athletics for ticket information, or just grab your IUB student id and head to many events that are free!

The Office of Overseas Study provides over 80 programs available for IU undergraduates at all campuses. General information and advising sessions are held every Wednesday at 4:00 p.m. in Franklin Hall 303.

Healthcare services are available on the IU Campus and in the Bloomington area. The IU Health Center provides comprehensive health services to meet the medical and psychological needs of IU students as well as providing other medical services in the Bloomington area. The Bloomington Hospital system offers a 321 bed not-for-profit regional referral center for Bloomington and the Indiana University campus. As part of the Bloomington Hospital system, PromptCare offers services for minor injuries and illnesses that are not "life-or-limb threatening. PromptCare has on-site lab and X-ray services and a sell-rounded staff of health care professionals.

Personal safety is a national concern that touches all communities. In addition to the dean of students and the residence hall staff, many other offices and programs work to ensure student safety at IU. Several important campus safety resources include: The Commission on Personal Safety; Indiana University Police Department (IUPD) is a fully certified law-enforcement agency operating 24 hours a day; and the Office for Women's Affairs (OWA); Safety Escort Department, and the Sexual Assault Crisis Service (SACS).

The IU Office of Admissions evaluates all applications without regard to disability status. After you have received admission to IU, submit the "Request for Learning Disability Support Services" form and your documentation to the Office of Disabled Student Services. Because of the time involved in the review process, you are encouraged to contact this office as soon after you are enrolled as possible. All documentation is confidential. Please visit IU's Disability Services website for this form and additional information.