Fees by Semester: Cost of IU: Paying for College: Student Central: Indiana University Bloomington (2023)

Fee DescriptionA&S Assessment/Proctoring FeeFee Amount$20.00Fee TypeCourse RelatedCampusBloomington

Fee is used to defray cost of software used in assessment of student course work.

Fee DescriptionA&S Late/Non-Return Equip - Tier 1 MaximumFee Amount$150.00Fee TypeCampusCampusBloomington

Tier 1 maximum fee assessed for late or non-returned equipment or for items returned in poor condition.

Fee DescriptionA&S Late/Non-Return Equip - Tier 1 MinimumFee Amount$50.00Fee TypeCampusCampusBloomington

Tier 1 minimum fee assessed for late or non-returned equipment or for items returned in poor condition. (Booking <$500)

Fee DescriptionA&S Late/Non-Return Equip - Tier 2 MaximumFee Amount$250.00Fee TypeCampusCampusBloomington

Tier 2 maximum fee assessed for late or non-returned equipment or for items returned in poor condition. (Booking $500-1000)

Fee DescriptionA&S Late/Non-Return Equip - Tier 2 MinimumFee Amount$50.00Fee TypeCampusCampusBloomington

Tier 2 minimum fee assessed for late or non-returned equipment or for items returned in poor condition. (Booking $500-1000)

Fee DescriptionA&S Late/Non-Return Equip - Tier 3 MaximumFee Amount$500.00Fee TypeCampusCampusBloomington

Tier 3 maximum fee assessed for late or non-returned equipment or for items returned in poor condition. (Booking >$1000)

Fee DescriptionA&S Late/Non-Return Equip - Tier 3 MinimumFee Amount$50.00Fee TypeCampusCampusBloomington

Tier 3 minimum fee assessed for late or non-returned equipment or for items returned in poor condition. (Booking >$1000)

Fee DescriptionAcademic Integrity/Student Ethics Seminar FeeFee Amount$210.00Fee TypeAdministrativeCampusBloomington

A fee assessed to any student who violates the IU academic misconduct policy and is required to attend the Seminar in Ethics and Academic Integrity.

Fee DescriptionACLS Certification FeeFee Amount$10.00Fee TypeCampusCampusBloomington

A fee charged to Nursing students who need ACLS certification.

Fee DescriptionAdmission Application - High School DiplomaFee Amount$46.25Fee TypeAdministrativeCampusBloomington

A one-time, non-refundable admission application processing fee.

Fee DescriptionAdmission Application - International GraduateFee Amount$70.00Fee TypeAdministrativeCampusBloomington

A one-time, non-refundable admission application processing fee.

Fee DescriptionAdmission Application - International UndergraduateFee Amount$65.00Fee TypeAdministrativeCampusBloomington

A one-time, non-refundable admission application processing fee.

Fee DescriptionAdmission Application - LawFee Amount$50.00Fee TypeAdministrativeCampusBloomington

A one-time, non-refundable admission application processing fee.

Fee DescriptionAdmission Application - MBA/MSADA/MSIS/MSF/Kelley DirectFee Amount$75.00Fee TypeAdministrativeCampusBloomington

A one-time, non-refundable admission application processing fee.

Fee DescriptionAdmission Application - MusicFee Amount$95.00Fee TypeAdministrativeCampusBloomington

A one-time, non-refundable admission application processing fee.

Fee DescriptionAdmission Application - US Citizen GraduateFee Amount$70.00Fee TypeAdministrativeCampusBloomington

A one-time, non-refundable admission application processing fee.

Fee DescriptionAdmission Application - US Citizen UndergraduateFee Amount$65.00Fee TypeAdministrativeCampusBloomington

A one-time, non-refundable admission application processing fee.

Fee DescriptionAdvance College ProjectFee Amount$25.00 per unitFee TypeAdministrativeCampusBloomington

Through the Advance College Project (ACP) students can get full college credits at an incredible savings compared to standard on-campus rates. Tuition is $25 per credit hour for ACP classes. Tuition fees are waived for students who are eligible for the free/reduced lunch program through the high school.

Fee DescriptionAggregated Mandatory FeeFee Amount$70.00 per unitFee TypeDistance EducationCampusBloomington

The aggregated mandatory fee is charged to students in collaborative programs. The fee provides students technology services such as discounted software, online training and workshops. The fee also supports student services and efforts to ensure the success of students who are engaged in online education.

Fee DescriptionArbutus YearbookFee Amount$75.00Fee TypeCampusCampusBloomington

The Arbutus yearbook is a student-run publication under the umbrella of Indiana University Student Media. Visit https://www.iuyearbook.com/ for more information.

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Fee DescriptionArchaeology Field School FeeFee Amount$905.00Fee TypeCourse RelatedCampusBloomington

A fee to cover expenses associated with student travel and study at off campus location.

Fee DescriptionArchitecture M.S. Graduate Tuition, In-StateFee Amount$7,500.00Fee TypeTuitionCampusBloomington

The fixed price charged for instruction. The tuition rate assessed is based on the student's academic program.

Fee DescriptionArchitecture M.S. Graduate Tuition, Out-of-StateFee Amount$17,500.00Fee TypeTuitionCampusBloomington

The fixed price charged for instruction. The tuition rate assessed is based on the student's academic program.

Fee DescriptionAS Placement/Career PlanningFee Amount$31.20Fee TypeCourse RelatedCampusBloomington

A fee that covers career coaching, resume writing, and interview preparation.

Fee DescriptionAuditing (no credit)Fee Amount$25.00 per unitFee TypeAdministrativeCampusBloomington

The fee for attending a course without the benefit of a grade or credit for the course.

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Fee DescriptionBallet Therapy FeeFee Amount$260.00Fee TypeCourse RelatedCampusBloomington

This fee covers the services of a student athletic trainer and basic first aid supplies for dancers.

Fee DescriptionBLSA Membership DuesFee Amount$10.00Fee TypeCampusCampusBloomington

This fee is charged to students that are members of the university student organization Black Law Student Association.

Fee DescriptionBusiness and Law Dual Tuition, In-StateFee Amount$1,060.83 per unitFee TypeTuitionCampusBloomington

The per credit hour price charged for instruction. The tuition rate assessed is based on the student's academic program.

Fee DescriptionBusiness and Law Dual Tuition, Out-of-StateFee Amount$1,830.07 per unitFee TypeTuitionCampusBloomington

The per credit hour price charged for instruction. The tuition rate assessed is based on the student's academic program.

Fee DescriptionBusiness Assessment Fee IFee Amount$26.00Fee TypeCourse RelatedCampusBloomington

Specialized Global Materials

Fee DescriptionBusiness Assessment Fee IIFee Amount$31.80Fee TypeCourse RelatedCampusBloomington

Living & Learning Special Topics

Fee DescriptionBusiness Assessment Fee IIIFee Amount$74.25Fee TypeCourse RelatedCampusBloomington

Career Assessment Materials

Fee DescriptionBusiness Assessment Fee IVFee Amount$50.00Fee TypeCourse RelatedCampusBloomington

Fee to cover a simulation and fantasy software tool.

Fee DescriptionBusiness Laboratory FeeFee Amount$27.00Fee TypeCourse RelatedCampusBloomington

Computer Lab Assistance

Fee DescriptionBusiness Special Workshop FeeFee Amount$165.50Fee TypeCourse RelatedCampusBloomington

Workshop Participation

Fee DescriptionCamp Kelley Fees (maximum amount)Fee Amount$400.00Fee TypeCampusCampusBloomington

Camp Kelley Fees (maximum amount)

Fee DescriptionCamp Kelley Fees (maximum amount)Fee Amount$225.00Fee TypeCampusCampusBloomington

Camp Kelley Fees (maximum amount)

Fee DescriptionCareer Assessment InterpretationsFee Amount$26.00Fee TypeAdministrativeCampusBloomington

A fee for assessing student skills and aptitude for various careers.

Fee DescriptionChi Alpha Epsilon Member DuesFee Amount$45.00Fee TypeCampusCampusBloomington

This fee is charged to students that are members of the university student organization Chi Alpha Epsilon.

Fee DescriptionChinese Proficiency TestFee Amount$22.00Fee TypeCampusCampusBloomington

The fee for an exam taken to fulfill a student's Chinese Proficiency requirement.

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Fee DescriptionCJAM Training - ASUREFee Amount$60.00Fee TypeCourse RelatedCampusBloomington

ASURE Training by Community Justice and Mediation Center.

Fee DescriptionCognitive Science Materials FeeFee Amount$51.00Fee TypeCourse RelatedCampusBloomington

A fee to defray costs of course materials and equipment expenses.

Fee DescriptionCollaborative Graduate Tuition, In-StateFee Amount$320.00 per unitFee TypeDistance EducationCampusBloomington

The per credit hour price charged for instruction of online programs. The tuition rate assessed is based on the student's academic program.

Fee DescriptionCollaborative Graduate Tuition, Out-of-StateFee Amount$450.00 per unitFee TypeDistance EducationCampusBloomington

The per credit hour price charged for instruction of online programs. The tuition rate assessed is based on the student's academic program.

Fee DescriptionCombined Mandatory Fee <=3 HoursFee Amount$176.06 per termFee TypeMandatoryCampusBloomington

The Combined Mandatory fee provides revenue to support services, programs, facilities, and materials that cannot be fully supported through tuition or state appropriation funding. These tools help you to succeed as a student and contribute to a comprehensive learning environment.

Fee DescriptionCombined Mandatory Fee >3-6 HoursFee Amount$478.31 per termFee TypeMandatoryCampusBloomington

The Combined Mandatory fee provides revenue to support services, programs, facilities, and materials that cannot be fully supported through tuition or state appropriation funding. These tools help you to succeed as a student and contribute to a comprehensive learning environment.

Fee DescriptionCombined Mandatory Fee >6 HoursFee Amount$717.33 per termFee TypeMandatoryCampusBloomington

The Combined Mandatory fee provides revenue to support services, programs, facilities, and materials that cannot be fully supported through tuition or state appropriation funding. These tools help you to succeed as a student and contribute to a comprehensive learning environment.

Fee DescriptionCopyright Violation Processing FeeFee Amount$50.00Fee TypeAdministrativeCampusBloomington

A cost recovery charge for processing copyright violation notices that implicate currently enrolled students. Violations involve unauthorized, illegal or otherwise inappropriate use of copyrighted material on the Indiana University network.

Fee DescriptionCopyright Violation Processing Fee 2nd OffenseFee Amount$75.00Fee TypeAdministrativeCampusBloomington

A cost recovery charge for processing copyright violation notices that implicate currently enrolled students. Violations involve unauthorized, illegal or otherwise inappropriate use of copyrighted material on the Indiana University network.

Fee DescriptionCopyright Violation Processing Fee 3rd OffenseFee Amount$100.00Fee TypeAdministrativeCampusBloomington

A cost recovery charge for processing copyright violation notices that implicate currently enrolled students. Violations involve unauthorized, illegal or otherwise inappropriate use of copyrighted material on the Indiana University network.

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Fee DescriptionCredit by TestingFee Amount$26.50 per unitFee TypeAdministrativeCampusBloomington

The fee for an exam taken for academic credit.

Fee DescriptionCrimsonCard ReplacementFee Amount$25.00Fee TypeCampusCampusBloomington

The fee to replace lost/damaged Crimson Card.

Fee DescriptionCybersecurity Risk Management M.S. Graduate Tuition, In-StateFee Amount$721.00 per unitFee TypeTuitionCampusBloomington

The per credit hour price charged for instruction. The tuition rate assessed is based on the student's academic program.

Fee DescriptionCybersecurity Risk Management M.S. Graduate Tuition, Out-of-StateFee Amount$1,339.00 per unitFee TypeTuitionCampusBloomington

The per credit hour price charged for instruction. The tuition rate assessed is based on the student's academic program.

Fee DescriptionCybersecurity Risk Management M.S. Tuition, In-StateFee Amount$1,369.00 per unitFee TypeDistance EducationCampusBloomington

The per credit hour price charged for instruction of online programs. The tuition rate assessed is based on the student's academic program.

Fee DescriptionCybersecurity Risk Management M.S. Tuition, Out-of-StateFee Amount$1,369.00 per unitFee TypeDistance EducationCampusBloomington

The per credit hour price charged for instruction of online programs. The tuition rate assessed is based on the student's academic program.

Fee DescriptionDean's Form FeeFee Amount$10.00Fee TypeAdministrativeCampusBloomington

The fee charged by Office of Student Conduct to provide verification services to students who are seeking admission or employment with other entities like grad schools or governments. Original request or update.

Fee DescriptionDean's Form Fee - duplicateFee Amount$5.00Fee TypeAdministrativeCampusBloomington

The fee charged by Office of Student Conduct to provide verification services to students who are seeking admission or employment with other entities like grad schools or governments. Duplicate or additional copy with no updates.

Fee DescriptionDissertation ResearchFee Amount$150.00Fee TypeCourse RelatedCampusBloomington

Flat fee for qualified doctoral students who have completed degree requirements except dissertation/final project.

Fee DescriptionDistance Education Course Fee - Public HealthFee Amount$41.62 per unitFee TypeCourse RelatedCampusBloomington

A per credit hour fee charged by the School of Public Health for distance education courses.

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Fee DescriptionDistance Education Learning Center fee - EducationFee Amount$39.00 per unitFee TypeCourse RelatedCampusBloomington

The Distributed Education fee charged by the School of Education is intended to cover the additional costs of holding a course via video conferencing, or those that are Web or Internet based. These costs include, but are not limited to, course consulting for Faculty, design support, distance education support services, and other items supported through distance education initiatives.

Fee DescriptionDistance Learning Proctoring additional hoursFee Amount$15.90 per unitFee TypeAdministrativeCampusBloomington

The additional per hour fee for proctoring a distance learning exam over two hours.

Fee DescriptionDistance Learning Proctoring initial 2 hoursFee Amount$31.80 per unitFee TypeAdministrativeCampusBloomington

The fee for proctoring a distance learning exam with a time limit of two hours or less.

Fee DescriptionDMCA and File-sharing Seminar Student EthicsFee Amount$53.00Fee TypeAdministrativeCampusBloomington

A fee charged to a student who violates the IU downloading or computer usage policy from the student Code of Conduct and is assigned to attend this seminar.

Fee DescriptionDuplicate Diploma - International JD ODFee Amount$95.00Fee TypeAdministrativeCampusBloomington

The fee for a replacement/additional diploma.

Fee DescriptionDuplicate Diploma - International StandardFee Amount$85.00Fee TypeAdministrativeCampusBloomington

The fee for a replacement/additional diploma.

Fee DescriptionDuplicate Diploma - JD ODFee Amount$85.00Fee TypeAdministrativeCampusBloomington

The fee for a replacement/additional diploma.

Fee DescriptionDuplicate Diploma - StandardFee Amount$75.00Fee TypeAdministrativeCampusBloomington

The fee for a replacement/additional diploma.

Fee DescriptionEarth & Atmospheric Field Trip FeeFee Amount$41.60Fee TypeCourse RelatedCampusBloomington

A fee to cover expenses associated with student travel off campus for instruction.

Fee DescriptionEDUC Assessment FeeFee Amount$150.00Fee TypeCourse RelatedCampusBloomington

EDUC Assessment fee to cover the cost of the associated assessment instruments that will be used by each student in the related courses.

Fee DescriptionEDUC Early Experience FeeFee Amount$54.00Fee TypeCourse RelatedCampusBloomington

Charged by the School of Education to coordinate early field experience placements in schools.

Fee DescriptionEDUC Laboratory Supply FeeFee Amount$43.50Fee TypeCourse RelatedCampusBloomington

Fee covers consumable laboratory supplies in EDUC-Q200, Introduction to Scientific Inquiry.

Fee DescriptionEDUC Materials FeeFee Amount$106.00Fee TypeCourse RelatedCampusBloomington

In this course students gain practical experience in administering cognitive assessment tests in the School's Center for Human Growth and in outside Schools. This fee covers the expense of purchasing outside protocols and assessment materials to be used by the students.

Fee DescriptionEDUC Practicum FeeFee Amount$106.00Fee TypeCourse RelatedCampusBloomington

The fee for enrollment in a one-semester internship to practice knowledge and skills learned through coursework.

Fee DescriptionEDUC Student Teaching FeeFee Amount$252.00Fee TypeCourse RelatedCampusBloomington

The fee for student teaching placement in the area in which a student is seeking certification.

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Fee DescriptionEducation Graduate Distance Education Tuition, In-StateFee Amount$480.93 per unitFee TypeDistance EducationCampusBloomington

The per credit hour price charged for instruction of online programs. The tuition rate assessed is based on the student's academic program.

Fee DescriptionEducation Graduate Distance Education Tuition, Out-of-StateFee Amount$576.45 per unitFee TypeDistance EducationCampusBloomington

The per credit hour price charged for instruction of online programs. The tuition rate assessed is based on the student's academic program.

Fee DescriptionEducation Graduate Tuition, In-StateFee Amount$450.93 per unitFee TypeTuitionCampusBloomington

The per credit hour price charged for instruction. The tuition rate assessed is based on the student's academic program.

Fee DescriptionEducation Graduate Tuition, Out-of-StateFee Amount$1,515.17 per unitFee TypeTuitionCampusBloomington

The per credit hour price charged for instruction. The tuition rate assessed is based on the student's academic program.

Fee DescriptionEducation IST Program FeeFee Amount$72.00Fee TypeCourse RelatedCampusBloomington

The fee is to provide up-to-date software and other technology resources for students.

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Fee DescriptionEducation Ph.D. Tuition, In-StateFee Amount$450.93 per unitFee TypeTuitionCampusBloomington

The per credit hour price charged for instruction. The tuition rate assessed is based on the student's academic program.

Fee DescriptionEducation Ph.D. Tuition, Out-of-StateFee Amount$1,515.17 per unitFee TypeTuitionCampusBloomington

The per credit hour price charged for instruction. The tuition rate assessed is based on the student's academic program.

Fee DescriptionElectronic Music FeeFee Amount$72.73Fee TypeCourse RelatedCampusBloomington

This fee covers advanced equipment and software necessary for the course.

Fee DescriptionEnrollment Deposit - College Study AbroadFee Amount$500.00Fee TypeAdministrativeCampusBloomington

A non-refundable, pre-enrollment fee paid by an accepted student to reserve a spot in the incoming class. The deposit is applied to enrollment fees.

Fee DescriptionEnrollment Deposit - FreshmanFee Amount$100.00Fee TypeAdministrativeCampusBloomington

A non-refundable, pre-enrollment fee paid by an accepted student to reserve a spot in the incoming class. The deposit is applied to enrollment fees.

Fee DescriptionEnrollment Deposit - Journalism Graduate ProgramsFee Amount$200.00Fee TypeAdministrativeCampusBloomington

A non-refundable, pre-enrollment fee paid by an accepted student to reserve a spot in the incoming class. The deposit is applied to enrollment fees.

Fee DescriptionEnrollment Deposit - Law MCL LLM students onlyFee Amount$200.00Fee TypeAdministrativeCampusBloomington

A non-refundable, pre-enrollment fee paid by an accepted student to reserve a spot in the incoming class. The deposit is applied to enrollment fees.

Fee DescriptionEnrollment Deposit - MBA (not KD or Accounting MBA)Fee Amount$1,000.00Fee TypeAdministrativeCampusBloomington

A non-refundable, pre-enrollment fee paid by an accepted student to reserve a spot in the incoming class. The deposit is applied to enrollment fees.

Fee DescriptionEnrollment Deposit - MBA/MSADA/MSIS/MSF/Kelley DirectFee Amount$500.00Fee TypeAdministrativeCampusBloomington

A non-refundable, pre-enrollment fee paid by an accepted student to reserve a spot in the incoming class. The deposit is applied to enrollment fees.

Fee DescriptionEnrollment Deposit - Media School Graduate ProgramFee Amount$200.00Fee TypeAdministrativeCampusBloomington

A non-refundable, pre-enrollment fee paid by an accepted student to reserve a spot in the incoming class. The deposit is applied to enrollment fees.

Fee DescriptionEnrollment Deposit - OptometryFee Amount$500.00Fee TypeAdministrativeCampusBloomington

A non-refundable, pre-enrollment fee paid by an accepted student to reserve a spot in the incoming class. The deposit is applied to enrollment fees.

Fee DescriptionEnrollment Deposit - Optometry, InternationalFee Amount$2,500.00Fee TypeAdministrativeCampusBloomington

A non-refundable, pre-enrollment fee paid by an accepted student to reserve a spot in the incoming class. The deposit is applied to enrollment fees.

Fee DescriptionEnrollment Deposit - Overseas StudiesFee Amount$500.00Fee TypeAdministrativeCampusBloomington

A non-refundable, pre-enrollment fee paid by an accepted student to reserve a spot in the incoming class. The deposit is applied to enrollment fees.

Fee DescriptionEnrollment Deposit - SICE M.S.Fee Amount$200.00Fee TypeAdministrativeCampusBloomington

A non-refundable, pre-enrollment fee paid by an accepted student to reserve a spot in the incoming class. The deposit is applied to enrollment fees.

Fee DescriptionEnrollment Deposit - SPEAFee Amount$200.00Fee TypeAdministrativeCampusBloomington

A non-refundable, pre-enrollment fee paid by an accepted student to reserve a spot in the incoming class. The deposit is applied to enrollment fees.

Fee DescriptionEntertainment Flex VoucherFee Amount$89.00Fee TypeAdministrativeCampusBloomington

Entertainment Flex Vouchers provide an opportunity for students to experience world-class arts and entertainment at the IU Auditorium, excellent IU student productions at the Musical Arts Center and IU Theatre & Drama, and take in screenings at the fantastic IU Cinema.

Fee DescriptionField Station Capstone FeeFee Amount$500.00Fee TypeAdministrativeCampusBloomington

Enrollment in Capstone course(s) have specific materials and services supported by this fee.

Fee DescriptionFlagship Chinese Inst Workshop FeeFee Amount$350.00Fee TypeCampusCampusBloomington

Enrollment fee for Flagship Chinese Institute language program.

Fee DescriptionFOLK - Instrument PurchaseFee Amount$250.00Fee TypeCourse RelatedCampusBloomington

Purchase of specialized musical instrument used in course.

Fee DescriptionFOLK - Instrument RentalFee Amount$50.00Fee TypeCourse RelatedCampusBloomington

Rental of specialized musical instrument used in course.

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IU stands for Individual Unemployability, while TDIU stands for Totally Disabled based on Individual Unemployability. Effectively, these are the same thing and the requirements for both are identical.

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How long can you receive individual unemployability? ›

There are situations in which a Veteran can be granted IU indefinitely. It is often referred to as Total and Permanent, or TDIU. This often comes when a Veteran has lost a limb but is not limited to a situation like that. Also, if you have IU for 20 years or more, you are not likely subject to a review.

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How much money can I make while on TDIU? ›

VA Unemployability Income Limits: How Much Can Veterans Make and Still Receive TDIU? As of January 2022, the federal poverty threshold for one person is $13,590. This means that veterans who make less than this amount can still receive TDIU benefits, even if they are working.

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Can you collect Social Security if you are 100 percent disabled veteran? ›

A Veterans Affairs compensation rating of 100% P&T doesn't guarantee that you'll receive Social Security disability benefits. To receive disability benefits from Social Security, a person must have a severe impairment expected to last at least one year or to result in death.

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Can you draw Social Security and disability at the same time? ›

Many individuals are eligible for benefits under both the Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) and Supplemental Security Income (SSI) programs at the same time. We use the term “concurrent” when individuals are eligible for benefits under both programs.

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Do you get extra Social Security for being a veteran? ›

Since 1957, if you had military service earnings for active duty (including active duty for training), you may have extra Social Security wage credits added to your earnings record.

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Will my disability benefits change when I turn 65? ›

your disability benefits automatically convert to retirement benefits, but the amount remains the same. If you also receive a reduced widow(er)'s benefit, be sure to contact Social Security when you reach full retirement age, so that we can make any necessary adjustment in your benefits.

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Does IU allow guns on campus? ›

Possession of a firearm on Indiana University property is prohibited. The prohibition applies regardless of any permit to carry a firearm.

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Can you drink on IU campus? ›

University policies

Indiana University prohibits: The unlawful manufacture, distribution, dispensation, possession, or use of a controlled substance and alcohol on university property or in the course of a university activity. Public intoxication, use, or possession of alcoholic beverages on university property.

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Can you smoke on IU campus? ›

All buildings, grounds, and land owned or leased by IU are tobacco free. Both state law and IU policy must be followed.

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Are tuition fees paid per semester? ›

Though tuition is an annual cost, you will be expected to pay the value of each term before the beginning of each term (semester, quarter, trimester). For example, you will be expected to pay your fall semester tuition costs before the semester starts in order to enroll in classes.

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What is the difference between fee-paying and regular student? ›

Fee-paying students will be charged the factual cost of their tuition fees in the public universities, which therefore makes their fees high. Regular students on the other hand, have their tuition fees subsidised by the government so that they don't pay tuition but still pay fees to cover other expenses.

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What does fee per semester mean? ›

In semester system, there are two exams in one year and the studies of all the semesters are different. The fees is also charges semester wise in some colleges/universities. This means that one academic year has been divided into two halves.

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How much is IU a semester? ›

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ItemIndiana residentsNonresidents
Tuition and mandatory fees$11,446$39,118
Room and board$12,228$12,228
Total direct costs$23,674$51,346
Books and supplies$900$900
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How much is IU tuition a year? ›

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What are mandatory fees for college? ›

Mandatory Fees means the required charges, in addition to tuition, assessed by an institution of postsecondary education to its students during each semester or other period of enrollment specified by the institution.

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Does IU provide free tutoring? ›

During the academic school year, we offer free tutoring in the evenings, online and by phone, allowing students in grades 6-12 to connect with a professionally trained IU college student to get help with math, English, science or social studies.

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What is IU payment plan? ›

IU partners with Nelnet Campus Commerce to let you pay your balance over time with a payment plan. This option allows you to pay off your account in up to four payments over the term, depending on when you enroll in the payment plan.

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What is a full fee paying student? ›

If you're studying a postgraduate course you'll most likely be a full-fee paying student. Full-fee paying places are not subsidised by the government. This means you'll need to cover the full cost of your course. Help with costs is available in the form of FEE-HELP loans, scholarships and grants, and alumni discounts.

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What is the difference between fee paying and regular student? ›

Fee-paying students will be charged the factual cost of their tuition fees in the public universities, which therefore makes their fees high. Regular students on the other hand, have their tuition fees subsidised by the government so that they don't pay tuition but still pay fees to cover other expenses.

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What do college students pay for? ›

Besides tuition and fees, students have to pay for housing, food, books and supplies. They also have to cover any additional college fees and other living expenses, such as transportation costs.

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Can freshmen bring cars to IU? ›

Freshmen are allowed to bring their cars on campus with the purchase of a parking permit. Depending on the permit, students are able to park in CH or ST permit zones. CH zones are parking areas near residence halls and on-campus apartments.

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How much month is a semester? ›

How Long Is a College Semester in Months? A college semester is 15 weeks, which is just shy of four months. Typical trimester terms are three months, and quarters are about two and a half months long. Accelerated courses are usually finished in two months or less.

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How long is a semester at IU Bloomington? ›

Indiana University-Bloomington is on a semester system. Semester systems are typically around 14-16 weeks long.

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What is meant by payment plan? ›

A payment plan can refer to paying off any outstanding debt, or sometimes more than one debt by means of consolidation into an organized payment schedule. Alternatively, different types of consumer financing involve a payment plan, such as car loans and point of sale retail loans.

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How much does parking cost at IU? ›

All students
TypeAnnual RateAvailable
Evening$87.008/1/21
Evening Fall$43.408/1/21
Evening Spring$43.4012/1/21
Garage Summer Permit$186.005/1/21
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How much does IU application cost? ›

IU application fees range from $35 to $65, depending on the campus and program your student chooses. A fee is not required if you have previously applied for undergraduate admission at any Indiana University campus.

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Do you pay fees as a mature student? ›

Fees for mature students

If you qualify for the Free Fees Initiative, you will not have to pay fees in a publically funded college. However, you will have to pay the student contribution unless you also qualify for the student grant.

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Can a fee paying student become a regular student? ›

If one enters the University as a fee paying student, can that status (fee-paying) change along the line to regular non fee paying student? No! Once a fee paying student, always a fee paying student. In other words, you cannot change your admission status from fee paying to regular.

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How can I avoid paying tuition fees? ›

How to attend college for free
  1. Apply for grants and scholarships. ...
  2. Serve your country. ...
  3. Work for the school. ...
  4. Waive your costs. ...
  5. Have your employer pick up the costs. ...
  6. Choose an in-demand career. ...
  7. Attend a work college. ...
  8. Choose a school that pays you.
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Is school fees paid per semester or per year? ›

Though tuition is an annual cost, you will be expected to pay the value of each term before the beginning of each term (semester, quarter, trimester). For example, you will be expected to pay your fall semester tuition costs before the semester starts in order to enroll in classes.

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Can I pay university fees monthly? ›

During registration you will have the opportunity to pay your fees in three equal instalments. If you wish to pay in instalments you just pay one third of your fees online with the remaining tuition fees being payable in instalments by Direct Debit.

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Can a student pay their full university fees? ›

Students should pay their full university fees themselves as they benefit from having university studies and not the society as a whole.

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How much do most parents pay for college? ›

Families paid an average of $26,373 in the 2020-21 school year, according to the survey, “2021: How America Pays for College.” That was down from $30,017 the previous year, as the Covid-19 pandemic forced universities to shut their residential dormitories — decreasing or eliminating the residential costs.

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What are the major expenses for college students? ›

Here are a few of the most significant expenses according to Federal Student Aid, an office managed by the U.S. Department of Education.
  • Tuition. ...
  • Room and Board. ...
  • Textbooks and School Supplies. ...
  • Equipment. ...
  • Personal Expenses. ...
  • Transportation. ...
  • School and Activity Fees.

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How can I pay for college without my parents? ›

If you're wondering how to pay for college without parents, follow these eight steps:
  1. Choose the right type of college for you.
  2. Fill out the FAFSA.
  3. Apply for scholarships and grants.
  4. Take out federal student loans.
  5. Find an income source that works with your schedule.
  6. Consider taking out private student loans to fill the gaps.
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