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Our application process is simple, straightforward, and convenient, and we can help you every step of the way!
Deadlines
| Deadline Type | Fall 2019 | Fall 2020 |
|---|---|---|
| Scholarship | 2/15/19 | 2/15/20 |
| Priority Admission | 5/1/19 | 5/1/20 |
| Final | 8/18/19 (Online) 8/21/19 (by Mail) |
8/17/20 (Online) 8/20/20 (by Mail) |
Apply Online
Step 1: Apply!
When you submit your application, you must pay a nonrefundable application fee of $35 for US residents or $65 for non US residents. You can pay the fee with a credit card.
Application Fee Waiver
We will waive the application fee for students who demonstrate financial need or apply during one of our campus visit opportunities sponsored by the Office of Admissions. You can request a fee waiver by:
- Submitting an ACT, College Board, or NACAC fee waiver request form through your high school counselor.
- Having your high school counselor submit a request on school letterhead or from their official school email account.
- Attending one of admission campus visit events and apply during the event. These events include VIP Day, Red Wolves Day, Explore IU East or Junior Preview Days.
If you apply online and request a fee waiver, the form must arrive by the date you designate on your application.
Step 2: Submit Official Documents
The following documents must be mailed to the Office of Admissions (see mailing address):
- Official Copy of High School Transcript or GED test results
- Current High School Seniors must also submit:
- SAT and/or ACT test scores including the writing portion
- SAT: IU East School Code - 1194
- ACT: IU East School Code - 1216
- The Guidance Counselor Recommendation Form (78KB)
- SAT and/or ACT test scores including the writing portion
Step 3: Await Notification
Applications are reviewed daily. Once the Office of Admissions has received all required information, you will be notified with a written decision.
Apply by Mail
Step 1: Apply!
Send your completed application and $35.00 application fee by check to the Office of Admissions (see mailing address).
Application Fee Waiver
We will waive the application fee for students who demonstrate financial need or apply during one of our campus visit opportunities sponsored by the Office of Admissions. You can request a fee waiver by:
- Submitting an ACT, College Board, or NACAC fee waiver request form through your high school counselor.
- Having your high school counselor submit a request on school letterhead or from their official school email account.
- Attending one of admission campus visit events and apply during the event. These events include VIP Day, Red Wolves Day, Explore IU East or Junior Preview Days.
Step 2: Submit Official Documents
The following documents must be mailed to the Office of Admissions (see mailing address):
- Official Copy of High School Transcript or GED test results
- Current High School Seniors must also submit:
- SAT and/or ACT test scores including the writing portion
- SAT: IU East School Code - 1194
- ACT: IU East School Code - 1216
- The Guidance Counselor Recommendation Form (78KB)
- SAT and/or ACT test scores including the writing portion
Step 3: Await Notification
Applications are reviewed daily. Once the Office of Admissions has received all required information, you will be notified with a written decision.
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Mailing Address
Office of AdmissionsIndiana University East
Whitewater Hall, Room 151
2325 Chester Boulevard
Richmond, IN 47374-1289
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