Transfer Students
Indiana University School of Informatics provides a classroom education that is designed to prepare students to not only meet the growing demand for IT positions, but to also prepare them to thrive in the information-based society and business world. The School of Informatics teaches students the theories and foundations behind information technology and allows them to apply this knowledge to a chosen area of interest. We welcome transfer students to the School of Informatics and will do our best to make the process easy!
Undergraduate students in the School of Informatics may choose from the following bachelor degree programs:
- Bachelor of Science in Media Arts & Science
- Bachelor of Science in Health Information Administration
- Bachelor of Science in Informatics
FAQ
- Am I a transfer student? If you have attended another college or university or another Indiana University campus, you are considered a transfer student. Detailed information is available at http://enroll.iupui.edu/admissions/undergraduate/transfer/.
- How will I find out how my credits transfer? The IUPUI Office of Admissions determines transferability of credits. When you apply to IUPUI, you will be asked to submit official transcripts. The Office of Admissions will produce a transfer credit report. Your Academic Advisor in the School of Informatics will be able to tell you how these transferred credits will apply to your degree program.
- Will I be directly admitted to the School of Informatics? You will be admitted to the School of Informatics if you meet the general university admissions transfer requirements. All other students are admitted to University College as pre-majors.
- Will I have an Advisor once I transfer? Yes, you will be assigned an academic advisor. We welcome and encourage all students to meet with an advisor in the School of Informatics.
Resources
Visit the IUPUI Transfer Admissions page for additional important information including deadlines and forms.
