r/IUPUI • u/CurveLong6883 • 3h ago
Anyone know when 1RIP applications open?
I'm interested in undergraduate research, anyone know when these applications open?
r/IUPUI • u/4wesomes4uce • Mar 29 '24
r/IUPUI • u/CurveLong6883 • 3h ago
I'm interested in undergraduate research, anyone know when these applications open?
r/IUPUI • u/SyrupHefty6508 • 17h ago
I'm a student at Purdue and looking for other midwest creatives (illustrators, designers, printmakers, etc.) to highlight in a risograph group exhibition this fall in Indy at Re:Public/10 East Arts!
google form: https://forms.gle/gNr2eXVyNocPmeJZ7
details:
to routine wonders is an exhibition looking to highlight how artists' routine thoughts, values, and curiosities are reflected in their creative practice and/or show up in their work!
showing aug 31 - sep 04 during IndyEast Art walk. more information in the submission form!
know someone that might be interested? please forward! :o)
Whats the dining at tower like? How easy is it to be health conscious? Do they provide the basics that you can work off (rice, beef, potatoes, chicken, etc.) or is it like high school where you just get what you get depending on the day.
r/IUPUI • u/Sad-Satisfaction8724 • 19h ago
heyyy, i’m planning for the next semester and im looking at meal plan options. i’m leaning towards buying the coffee and snack plan, but i got this plan last year and literally ONLY got chick fil a (not a fan of copperhead, pizza hut, or panda express😕)
soo, is anyone able to comment a list of ALL locations on campus that accept dining dollars? (not crimson cash!!) ive looked thru the school’s website and cant find too much info. tia!!!
r/IUPUI • u/PassionSeveral3703 • 5d ago
Hi everyone! I'm posting on behalf of my daughter, whose plans have changed and who will no longer be attending Purdue Indianapolis this fall.
We're looking for a female student to take over her lease at The Avenue Indy.
📍 Walking distance to Purdue/IU Indianapolis
🛏️ Private bedroom and private bathroom in a 4 bed / 4 bath apartment
📅 Lease: August 1, 2026 – July 21, 2027
💲 Rent: $899/month
🛋️ Fully furnished
🚗 Parking available
🧺 In-unit washer & dryer
🐾 Pet friendly
👩 Expected roommates are three female Purdue Indianapolis students
📝 Individual lease (by the bedroom)
We're happy to cover the lease reassignment fee, so there are no lease transfer costs for the incoming resident.
The leasing office will handle the application and lease transfer process. If you're interested or have any questions, please send me a private message (DM) and I'll be happy to provide more information and connect you with the leasing office.
Thank you!








r/IUPUI • u/No-Oil8321 • 6d ago
Hi I am a junior in high school and last year I was suspended from school for around one and a half weeks due to allegedly bullying another student. I have around a 3.9 unweighted GPA and a 4.05 Weighted do I still have a chance of being accepted to IUPUI even with this on my disciplinary record ?
r/IUPUI • u/StorageAggravating23 • 9d ago
As a junior, I've been debating wheather to apply for spring BSN or finish my degree and go the ABSN route. If I do bsn I would be delaying graduation a year and a half, which is why I thought to just finish my bio degree then do my absn. The problem is competitivety, and I'm not sure which is easier to get into. I know Indy has more seats but the absn seemed like they were more strict with acceptance. I would like some input from those in both programs to get a jist of which is better/more likely for me to get into.
r/IUPUI • u/Ratwithafedora • 10d ago
Hi! I just got my roommate assignment and I found out I will be living in Ball Hall. I would greatly appreciate any advice from people that have stayed there.
Any and all information will be absolutely amazing! Thank you for your time!
r/IUPUI • u/Electrical-Oil-6262 • 15d ago
, I'm a student from another Indiana University campus, and I'm currently taking a temporary transfer class at IU Indianapolis for the summer. I was accepted into the portal, but the class isn't showing up in my Canvas yet. Has anyone else experienced this? The summer class was supposed to start today, but it’s not appearing for me."
r/IUPUI • u/paulqcxsm • 20d ago
Hey everyone! I’m an incoming freshman and planning to take the Chemistry Placement Exam soon. For anyone at IUPUI who’s already taken it, do you have any tips or advice?
What kind of topics show up, and how tough is it? I just want to know what to expect so I’m not going in blind.
Any help is appreciated!
r/IUPUI • u/Recognition-Former • 22d ago
I know this post might seem kinda stupid but did anyone else get the email about the housing system error? I was just wondering if anyone had anymore information about who it effected/what happened?
r/IUPUI • u/EmmaL19010 • 28d ago
I am an incoming undergrad at IU Indy and I would like to implement the most effective system ASAP to make life easier. Please help me choose as I would love to learn from people who are ahead of me / who know more about college/Med school life than me.
Context: Throughout high school I use Google Cal for most things including assignments, time blocking my days, and automated reminders (like if i want to build a habit i just schedule it in). I use a paper planner for appointments, school tests/project dates, and scheduling tasks into a random date (like a reminder to start thinking about scholarships in the fall). I used Google Docs for listing HW and studying to-do but recently moved to Google Tasks because it automatically ranks tasks by due date which I like (plus it will turn red if overdue). I tried to create a Google Sheets tracker but failed. Obviously this is just high school + I don't have any clubs/sports so college will def be more hectic and I need to be prepared.
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First I have a question for all IU Indy students. What systems does IU Indy use in general? like do they use outlook calendar or Google calendar or canvas calendar, etc. I know they use Canvas as an LMS but do most professors keep it up to date so that it's reliable to use as a primary/imported calendar? I would really appreciate some context to orient myself.
For everyone: I am also debating between digital and paper planners. Digital pros: easy to move/add in info, set automation/reminders, IU Indy might use (?). Cons are that if something crashes like AWS crashed a few months ago causing half the web to go out, my life would be a disaster (but it would be widespread so it's slightly more excusable if i screw something up). A paper pro is obviously reliability but I think it's kinda inconvenient, like you have to hand write things in and keep it on your person at all times + not lose it or get it stolen/soaked in the rain.
For digital planners (im leaning towards this), what do you recommend? I am reluctant to use Google Calendar since it has no version history which makes me nervous.
I also need help finding a system for tracking daily assignments/class schedules.
Please share anything that has been helpful for you or anything you think of that I don't know about yet. Thank you so much for your time and help. 💗💗💗
r/IUPUI • u/elleegubler • Jun 22 '26
I'm looking for a safe, approximately $800/month one-bedroom apartment. Willing to drive 20 min or so to campus. Any recommendations?
r/IUPUI • u/Secure_Role689 • Jun 21 '26
Hi,
I am an incoming PhD student at Purdue University in Indianapolis and looking for a room. I keep my space clean, peaceful, and chill. I'm originally from Pakistan and plan to move by August 13 or 14, if that fits you.
Let me know and we can talk more.
r/IUPUI • u/PalpitationFun9103 • Jun 14 '26
Hi everyone! I am relocating to Indianapolis from August 2026 and to do my research year at IUI.
I am looking for a female roommate to share an apartment with, preferably someone who would like to stay near campus. I'm clean and organized, do not mind pets, and have my own transport.
Please let me know if you have any leads.Thanks 😊
r/IUPUI • u/Wooden_Berry55 • Jun 13 '26
Hello! I'm moving from out of state to Indianapolis soon for grad school at IUSM! I dont really know anyone in the city or much about Indy so ive been pretty nervous about moving to a new place so soon. Does anyone have reccs for good, safe apts, places to eat, and any general advice abt IUSM and the city would really help!
r/IUPUI • u/cheeseballlover2004 • Jun 13 '26
Hi! As I am waiting to hear back from IU, I have been tentatively looking into places to live. Does anyone have any advice on the best affordable and safest place to be? I have heard the ralston is good, but I am open to being fathers away (thing broad ripple).
r/IUPUI • u/Boring_Internet8632 • Jun 13 '26
Guys I am planning to IU PA School but its supplemental essay ask this and idk how to ans it. I am first-gen, and I have explained a lot of the hardship I faced in my Personal statement as well as the other CASPA questions. I dont want to be redundant. How can I tackle this question? Please give me some solid suggestionss....
IU Physician Assistant School supplemental essay: Describe how your experiences inside and outside the classroom have prepared you to manage both the demands of the rigorous curriculum and the maturity and professionalism necessary while enrolled in this physician assistant program.
r/IUPUI • u/Forestcracks • Jun 11 '26
I scheduled to take BIOL-N 261 next year fall along side calculus I, and some other 200 level classes. Based on what I've seen online it's pretty difficult but how hard is it, and how many structures would you need to memorize in the class?
r/IUPUI • u/Traditional_Hall_947 • Jun 07 '26
I am an international student who expects to join the Chemistry PhD program at IU Indianapolis (Fall 2026). I would like to know how the area examinations are conducted after registration.
Do students need to prepare for all major subdisciplines of chemistry, such as General, Analytical, Physical, and Organic Chemistry, or are they only expected to study and be examined in their chosen specialization (Major Area)? For example, if my primary area is Physical Chemistry, would I only need to prepare for that subject?
r/IUPUI • u/thechemdud • Jun 05 '26
Hi everyone! I’m looking for a new roommate.
I’ll include details below but basically pictures are of the house. It’s located 5min north of IUI. Rent is 800 plus utilities. Your roommate’s would be a medical student and a young professional. We’re quiet and usually out of the house most of the day.
I’m happy to schedule a call and have you come see the place!
🏡 Room for Rent – Available Late July
One room will be available in a coed 3-bedroom house starting in late July.
💰 Rent: $800/month + utilities
Features:
• Private in-house restroom access
• Full kitchen
• Washer & dryer in home
• Free street parking
• Located south of the Children’s Museum
• Just 5 minutes from campus
Looking for a clean, responsible roommate to share the home.
📅 Available: Late July
📱 Interested? Text: (317) 455-4650
r/IUPUI • u/paulqcxsm • Jun 03 '26
Hey everyone,
I’m an incoming student at IU Indianapolis (pre-admitted). I’m planning to major in Pre-Medical Laboratory Science and wanted to ask a few questions for anyone currently in the program or who’s been through it.
I’m mainly trying to get a better idea of:
What the MLS program is actually like (workload, difficulty, structure)
What freshman/sophomore courses I should expect to take
How competitive getting fully accepted into the MLS program is after pre-admission
Any tips for staying on track GPA-wise or preparing early
How clinicals/internships work later on
Anything you wish you knew before starting
I’m trying to plan ahead and not get overwhelmed once classes start, so any advice or experiences would help a lot.