Apply to the Diploma Program

Who May Apply and When

Anyone may apply for admission to Indiana University High School. Indiana University High School does not operate on a traditional semester schedule, so you can apply for admission year round.

How to Apply for Admission
Submit the materials below to

Indiana University High School
Owen Hall 002
790 E. Kirkwood Ave.
Bloomington, IN 47405
Attn: Admissions

Materials

1. The admission application form. Please complete both sides of the form fully and accurately.
2. A $40 nonrefundable admission application fee.
3. An official transcript (not a photocopy) of all course work you've completed beyond the eighth grade level.

Important: If you've already completed some high school course work in a nonaccredited school, homeschool, or other nontraditional setting, call 800.334.1011 and ask to speak to an IUHS advisor before applying. The advisor will determine if you need to submit additional materials such as

• an official copy of your scores on the Iowa Tests of Educational Development, or ITED.
  
• a written learning portfolio for each course that you completed beyond the eighth grade level and for which you seek credit to apply toward your Indiana University High School diploma.

What Happens after You Apply?
When all of the necessary admission materials arrive in our registrar's office, they will be given to an Indiana University High School academic advisor for immediate evaluation. If you haven't sent all necessary materials, you will receive a letter from the registrar stating which materials you still need to submit. We'll then place your admission application on hold until we've received the materials from you.

Upon receipt of the remaining materials, the registrar will forward your application to an academic advisor. If you are accepted into Indiana University High School, you will receive an admission packet. At this point, you will need to contact an academic advisor to discuss how previous course work might transfer to Indiana University High School and to plan your course of study.

Important: It is imperative that you read the student handbook before beginning your course work. It contains crucial information regarding policies and procedures that you must clearly understand in order to succeed in the high school diploma program.

Indiana University High School Academic Advisors
Indiana University High School maintains a highly qualified staff of academic advisors to answer your questions, help you plan your course of study, and listen to your concerns. Each advisor has considerable high school counseling experience and is fully certified by the Indiana Department of Education.

You are encouraged to have frequent contact with the academic advisors. Academic advisors are available by telephone from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. eastern time, Monday through Friday, and from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. eastern time, Monday through Thursday. You may also contact the academic advisors by email. Instructions for contacting the advisors will be provided to you as soon as you are accepted into Indiana University High School.