Apply for Admission
Time to get started.We're Glad You're Applying
You're interested in becoming a Greyhound—great! Your application varies based on what type of student you will be. Please find the section below that corresponds to your circumstances. No matter what undergraduate program you're applying for, it's always free to apply online. If you have already started your application, you can login to continue from the links below.
UIndy is test-optional
As part of our mission at the University of Indianapolis, we're committed to fostering an admissions policy that provides a flexible and holistic admissions process. Therefore, UIndy is a test-optional university which means students do not need to provide standardized test scores, like SAT/ACT, to be considered for admittance to UIndy.
Undergraduate Programs
The undergraduate application for Spring (January) 2025 and Fall (August) 2025 are now open. You may apply for admission with the UIndy Application or with the Common Application for free. International students are required to pay a $50 application fee.
First-Year, Incoming Students
This application is for first-year students who have not attended other universities or colleges (with the exception of those students who are taking college-level courses while currently enrolled in high school). International bachelor-level applicants who will be on a student visa should complete the International Undergraduate application below.
Transfer Students
This application is for transfer students who have attended other universities or colleges after high school. International bachelor-level applicants who will be on a student visa should complete the International Undergraduate application below.
International (Undergraduate) Students
The international application is for first-year or transfer students who are not citizens of the United States and who will be in the United States on a student visa or other valid visa.
Summer Classes
Register today for the University of Indianapolis Summer Term and choose from over 200 classes in a variety of subjects.
Graduate Students: Master's, Doctoral and Certificate Programs
This application is for students who have a bachelor's or master's degree. You should check with your program of interest for additional application instructions.
Online Nursing Programs
This application is for undergraduate ABSN, graduate MSN, and DNP candidates for the online nursing programs. You should check with your program of interest for additional application instructions.
Evening and Accelerated Programs
This application is for individuals interested in Adult Learning Programs.
Non-discrimination Policy and Clery Act Reports
Applicant Non-discriminatory Policy
The University of Indianapolis is a welcoming and inclusive environment and is committed to providing a safe living, learning and working environment for all its community members. Actions and behavior that are aligned with ideologies that may impede equity and inclusivity are not tolerated by the University. For students who display such behavior the University reserves the right to deny admission/enrollment/re-enrollment and to deny admission to campus housing. The University fosters an environment ensuring respect, support, and safety for all members of the campus community.
Equity and diversity are at the center of the University’s values, and people of all races, origins, and religions are welcomed and valued equally. While the University welcomes and respects different viewpoints and perspectives, the University works to proactively and intentionally to confront structural racism, as individuals and as a collective. The University reserves the right to deny enrollment or readmission and on-campus housing to applicants whose actions and behaviors are deemed racist or exhibit racial behavior that conflicts with the University’s commitment to equity and inclusion.
See notice of non-discrimination
Clery Act Reports
In compliance with the Clery Act, the University of Indianapolis publishes annual reports containing information about crime prevention, reporting policies, crime statistics and other safety and security-related information . The University also maintains daily crime and fire logs. UIndy can provide a paper copy of the reports upon request.