Application Prospective graduate students, including graduates of Indiana University, must make formal application to a department or academic school. If a program uses other deadlines, the applicant will be informed by the staff of the program. Many graduate programs consider applications submitted after a deadline as long as all available spaces for students have not been filled by highly qualified applicants. Inquiries about late applications for admission or financial aid should be addressed to the program of your intended major. 620 Union Street, Indianapolis, IN 46202, and in departmental offices.
Many departments also accept electronic applications.
All applications must be accompanied by one complete transcript of previous college and university work and should be submitted directly to the department in which the student wishes to work. Indiana University graduates should request the registrar's office to send unofficial copies of their transcripts to that department. A flexible entry procedure for basic science programs at Indianapolis allows Ph.D. students up to one year to identify a research laboratory and degree program. Requests for change of degree status must be submitted by the department and approved by the dean. Following the notice of admission to the University Graduate School, an applicant normally has two calendar years in which to enroll.