College is a big investment for you. When you choose the Richard M. Fairbanks School of Public Health, you can rest assured that you are receiving an affordable, world-class education.
To make it easy to see exactly how much your degree will cost, view the interactive tuition calculator below.
Once you have an idea of how much your education will cost, it's time to look for ways to fund your education. You have a lot of options when it comes to finding financial aid to help you attend IU Indianapolis. Before you borrow money, make sure you understand every type of aid available. You may be able to avoid loans altogether!
Our students come from all over the world to study with world-class faculty and to prepare for careers as leading public health professionals and researchers. No matter where you're from or what background you have, there are options for helping you fund your education ... and we're here to help!
The Free Application for Federal Student Aid is the first step students take toward funding their education.
When you submit your FAFSA, you’ll automatically be considered for a variety of state and federal financial aid programs, including grants, work-study positions, and loans.
The priority deadline for submitting your FAFSA is March 10.
If you have financial need, you may qualify for one or more grants. Grants are known as “gift aid” and don’t have to be paid back. While you may automatically be considered for a wide range of grants when you complete your FAFSA, some grants may require separate applications. So it helps to also search for grants on your own to increase your chances of getting the funding you need.
Already have a grant? You may be able to get supplemental grants for your grants.
IU Indianapolis students who have a 21st Century Scholarship, Frank O’Bannon Grant, or Federal Pell Grant may be eligible to receive an IUPUI Pledge Grant.
For example, the 21st Century Scholarship provides up to four years of undergraduate tuition. The IUPUI Pledge Grant can supplement your 21st Century Scholarship to help with other expenses outside of tuition such as room and board, fees, text books, and other eligible expenses.
The Midwest Student Exchange Program (MSEP) significantly reduces out-of-state tuition for students from participating states. You must be enrolling as a nonresident student at IU Indianapolis to receive the discount.
If you live in a state that participates in the MSEP you can attend IU Indianapolis and save 55 percent on overall tuition costs.
What does this mean for you? If you are a legal resident of one of the participating states below, this could mean savings, savings, savings!
55%AMOUNT BY WHICH THE MSEP AWARD REDUCES IUPUI NONRESIDENT TUITION
The Office of Student Scholarships can help you find and apply for the right scholarships—money for school that doesn't have to be repaid that can help cover the cost of your education and minimize your debt. There are countless scholarships available to students of all backgrounds, but it’s your responsibility to find them. Remember, you cannot be considered for a scholarship if you don’t apply.
Accepted IU Indianapolis students can apply for admission-based, competitive, and major-specific scholarships offered by the university. The first step to being considered for any of these scholarships is to submit an application for admission to IU Indianapolis.
Once you have applied for admission, you'll be eligible to create your IU computing account. You can then apply for scholarship opportunities by completing one general application.
Honors scholarships reward students who have proven themselves academically and beyond. These programs are open only to incoming freshmen who meet rigorous academic standards and who have demonstrated leadership, extensive civic engagement, or interest in global citizenship. Applications are open each year from early September through mid-November.
More than one in four newly-admitted Jaguars identify as coming from a diverse background and IU Indianapolis is committed to providing these students with resources to enhance their future as a Jaguar.
Graduate students at IU Indianapolis have access to several types of aid including scholarships, tuition remission, fellowships, research assistantships, teaching assistantships and more.
The Fairbanks School of Public Health offers several scholarships for undergraduate and graduate public health students. Applications for these scholarships must be submitted separately.
We highly recommend that you look for scholarships outside of the university. You can find scholarships from many sources in the private sector such as businesses and civic, community, and religious organizations.
But wait! There's more. In addition to the conventional education funding listed above, IU Indianapolis continually looks for new partnerships and resources to help students navigate the financial landscape of college. Take advantage of the opportunities below and never stop looking for ways to secure your financial and academic future!
Ready to take the next step?
Earning your degree from the IU Richard M. Fairbanks School of Public Health will allow you to make a difference in the health of Indiana and beyond. Before you can enroll as an FSPH student, you must first apply to IU Indianapolis.
Learn how to apply