High School Students
If you are currently a high school student, you can begin to explore the resources of IU Kokomo in
several ways:
- Consider taking college classes while you’re still
in high school.
- Consider choosing IU Kokomo as a great place to earn your undergraduate degree. We offer the quality and prestige of an Indiana University degree, combined with small class
size, personal attention, affordable costs &
financial aid, highly trained faculty, opportunities
for an active campus life, and a flexible class schedule conveniently located close to home.
Take the next step and apply for admission.
- RSVP for a
campus visit day or
contact our office to schedule an individual
appointment to visit campus.
Take College Classes While You're Still in High School
If you are interested in taking college courses while
you are pursuing your high school diploma, you can apply for the
Collegiate Credit for High School Students (CCHSS) program. Talk to
your high school guidance counselor to find out how university
courses fit into your high school schedule and college planning.
This program is designed for admission-eligible, mature high school
juniors and seniors who demonstrate preparation for college-level
course work. If you are interested in CCHSS you must:
- Submit the
Application for Admission
(PDF) as a Special High School Applicant
- Obtain the endorsement of your high school counselor
- Provide an official high school transcript
- Include your PSAT, SAT, or ACT scores
Application forms may also be obtained from the IU Kokomo Office of Admissions. CCHSS students are not eligible for federal, state, or university financial aid.
How to Become a Undergraduate Student at IU Kokomo
IU Kokomo offers you the chance to earn an Indiana University degree close to home, and it’s easy to apply. You can apply online or by mail. You’ll need to submit the following:
- A completed
Application for Admission as a First Year
Applicant
- An official high school transcript (transcript
must be received in a sealed envelope from the high
school)
- Your SAT or ACT scores (If you have been out of school three years or more, SAT/ACT scores are not required.)
- $30 non-refundable application fee. The
application fee is waived for Twenty-First Century
Scholars and for economic hardship with verification
from the high school guidance office.
- If you earned college credit while in high
school, submit an official transcript from each
college or university. (This step is not necessary
if your earned IU college credit)
You can apply online using our
online application or you can print out an
Application for Admission (PDF) using Adobe Acrobat
Reader.
A Calendar for Your Senior Year of High School
Follow this calendar as you prepare for college next fall.
September, October, and November
It's time to start thinking about going to college, and what you want to study. Do some research on the Web and arrange a campus visit. Here are some online resources you'll want to visit to learn more about what IU Kokomo offers:
About IU Kokomo
Read about the advantages of earning an Indiana University degree at IU Kokomo.
Academic Calendar
This calendar includes a list of key dates for each semester and summer session, including exam schedules.
Academic Schools, Departments, and Divisions
See a list of IU Kokomo’s schools, departments, and divisions with links to these sites.
Admissions, Office of
Start here to talk with an admissions counselor, learn about our admission requirements, and apply for admission.
Bulletin
See IU Kokomo’s Bulletin online for descriptions of courses offered by each academic department. In addition, the Bulletin contains academic policies and a list of faculty.
Bursar, Office of the
This office handles payments for tuition and fees for IU Kokomo students.
Visit this site to check for tuition and fees plus
options for several payment plan options.
Campus Tour
Take an online tour of our campus community.
Campus Visits
Schedule a campus visit so you can experience IU Kokomo for yourself. You can tour our campus, meet current students and faculty, and learn about our academic programs and services.
Costs
Learn how much you can expect to pay for tuition, fees, books, and other expenses.
Courses and Schedule of Classes
Read descriptions of courses offered at IU Kokomo, and see which courses are offered for the coming semester.
Events Calendar
Check out the academic, social, and cultural events taking place on campus.
Majors and Programs
See a list of the more than 35 academic programs at IU Kokomo, as well as a description of majors available.
Maps and Directions
View easy driving directions and maps of the IU Kokomo campus.
Scholarships and Financial Aid
Find out more about scholarships, loans, and work-study opportunities that can help you finance your education.
October, November, December, January, and February
Sit down with your parents to talk about how much college costs, and how you're going to finance your education. Fill out
and submit the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA)
on the Web. The FAFSA needs to be received by the March 10th
Priority Application Receipt Deadline for maximum
consideration for financial aid and scholarships.
Complete and submit your
application for admission online or you can print
out the
Application for Admission.
March, April, and May
Take placement exams and schedule your orientation appointment.
Remember to submit the
FAFSA no later
than the March 10th Priority Application Receipt
Deadline.
If you are admitted and have submitted the FAFSA, you can expect
to receive your Financial Aid Notification in early April.
May, June, July, and August
Attend New Student Orientation. Set up your student
e-mail account, get your student ID card, buy your
books, and check your
OneStart
account for your bursar bill for the Fall semester to pay your tuition and fees.
August
Begin classes.
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