Federally required disclosures and consumer information
Notice of availability of institutional and financial aid information
Indiana University distributes a notice of the availability of institutional and financial aid information to all enrolled students at least annually. This information is required under the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974 (FERPA), the Higher Education Act of 1965 (as amended), the Clery Act, and the Violence Against Women Act.
This page serves as the repository for all information referenced in that notice and is available to current students, prospective students, and university employees. Students are sent a notification regarding the availability of specific institutional, financial aid, and other information via email with a link to this web page.
To ask questions about this information or to request a paper copy of specific portions or all of the information provided below, please contact Chrys Ford, senior associate registrar.
You can learn more about what IU Bloomington has to offer at College Navigator.
Consumer information
In 2008, the U.S. Congress passed the Higher Education Opportunity Act (HEOA), which mandates, in part, that universities make readily available financial, enrollment, and graduation data about their institution to help students make informed choices about their education. As part of Indiana University’s compliance with federal and state laws, the Office of the Registrar maintains a number of resources to keep our community informed about their rights with regard to higher education.
General institutional information
Costs, aid, and refund policies
- Tuition and fees
- Tuition and fee estimator
- Typical full-time undergraduate costs
- Estimated total cost of attendance
You'll also need to agree to IU’s Financial Agreement before registering for classes. Read the Financial Agreement.
- Refund policy
- Requirements for withdrawal
- Return of federal financial assistance—learn what happens to your financial aid if you withdraw from IU, including the difference between:
Academic programs and policies
Information regarding instructional, laboratory, and physical plant facilities associated with academic programs can be found through the individual school in which the student is admitted. Please visit the individual school or department relating to the program of interest.
- Faculty directories:
- College of Arts + Sciences
- Eskenazi School of Art, Architecture + Design
- Hamilton Lugar School of Global and International Studies
- Jacobs School of Music
- Kelley School of Business
- Maurer School of Law
- O’Neill School of Public and Environmental Affairs
- School of Education
- School of Medicine
- Luddy School of Informatics, Computing, and Engineering
- School of Nursing
- School of Optometry
- School of Public Health-Bloomington
- School of Social Work
- The Media School
- Indiana University Graduate School Bloomington
- Review the Transfer Credit Policy
- Use the Credit Transfer Service
- Access Articulation Agreements
- Accreditation, approval, and licensure of institution and programs
- Accreditor contacts and complaints procedures
- Filing a complaint with the Indiana Commission for Higher Education (CHE)
Complaints against IU faculty
If you believe that any of your rights have been violated by a member of the university faculty or administration, you can make a formal complaint according to procedures outlined in the Indiana University Code of Student Rights, Responsibilities, and Conduct: Procedures for IU Bloomington. The local campus offices of the dean of students, affirmative action, and faculty and academic affairs are available to assist you in addressing your complaints.
Copyright infringement—policies and sanctions
Student life and services
Teacher Preparation Program Report (Title II)
Access the annual Teacher Preparation Program report to review enrollment data, clinical experience requirements, and licensure pass rates for our teacher education programs.Student financial assistance
Assistance is available from federal, state, local, and institutional programs.
- Learn about your student aid report, which will help you determine your eligibility for federal student aid.
- Loan forgiveness—find out what you need to do for the federal government to forgive all or part of your educational loans.
- Student loan information
- Initial loan counseling and exit counseling for student borrowers
- Institutional code of conduct for education loans
Lender arrangements: Indiana University does not use preferred lender lists or participate in preferred lender arrangements.
Information about incarcerated students and federal aid:
If you are incarcerated in a federal or state penitentiary, you can’t receive federal student aid (FSA) loans or Pell Grants. As part of the institutional student information report (ISIR) process, student addresses are reviewed for information or identifiable coding (such as inmate number or cell data) that would indicate an incarcerated status. Learn more about how criminal convictions can affect your aid.
Health, safety, and campus security
- Drug and Alcohol Abuse Prevention Program
- Vaccination policies
- Substance-free workplace
- Sexual abuse prevention and resources
- Annual Security and Fire Safety Reports
- Campus security policies, crime statistics, and crime log
- Fire safety policies, fire statistics, and fire log (on-campus housing facilities)
Student outcomes and athletic participation
Find the following information via Institutional Analytics:
Intercollegiate athletic program participation rates and financial support data
General legal notices and civic engagement
This section contains state and federal notices, including voter registration resources and information regarding institutional rights and responsibilities.
Make your voice heard on election day. You can register online to vote or pick up a self-mailing voter registration form at Student Central or at the first-floor reference desk in the east tower of the Herman B Wells Library.
You can also get a form at any of the following:
- Any county voter registration office
- Public libraries
- State license branches
- Certain city, town, and township offices
- The Indiana Election Division
- The U.S. Election Assistance Commission
Office of the Inspector General investigates fraud, waste, or abuse of federal educational funds, including federal student aid funds.
Office for Civil Rights enforces civil rights laws that prohibit discrimination in programs or activities receiving federal assistance from the Department of Education. You may contact their office directly at 1-800-421-3481 or locate one of their nine enforcement offices.
Contact the Federal Student Aid Ombudsman, who will work with you and the lender to help resolve issues regarding student loan complaints.
The state of Indiana maintains a registry of sex offenders that contains information about individuals who have been convicted of sex offenses committed against minors. A number of Indiana University degree programs and specific courses either prepare students to work with minors or place them in contact with minors as part of the course.
Any student whose name appears on the registry may be barred from admission to a program or enrollment in a course. The individual academic school will review each case and evaluate potential impact and, as necessary, respond with action.
If you are aware that a student whose name is on the registry is in proximity to children through educational activities, or if you need information on the processes that are followed in addressing such a risk, contact one of the following campus offices:
For specific school practices, contact the dean of the student’s school.
Military service and active duty: Learn what to do if you are called to active duty while enrolled at IU Bloomington.
Peace Corps: Discover opportunities for international service through the Peace Corps.
If you have questions about this information or would like to request a paper copy of specific portions, please reach out to the contacts below.
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Senior Associate Registrar
Chrys Ford
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IU Bloomington
Student Central
408 N. Union Street Bloomington, IN 47405-
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- 8am–4:30pm
- Tuesday:
- 8:30am–4:30pm
- Wednesday:
- 8:30am–4:30pm
- Thursday:
- 8:30am–4:30pm
- Friday:
- 9am–4:30pm
Student Central will be closed on the following days: June 19, 2026; July 3, 2026; September 7, 2026; November 26–27, 2026; December 25, 2026; December 28–31, 2026
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