Most doctoral students are able to secure graduate research or teaching assistantships. Fellowships and scholarships may be granted to doctoral students with superior academic credentials. Minority students may receive financial assistance through the School of Education and the University Graduate School fellowship office. Additional student support opportunities are available through financial aid offices on each campus. The cost of living in Bloomington and Indianapolis is comparable to other Midwestern college campuses.
Students also live nearby in off-campus housing.
Campus housing is very limited in Indianapolis. About 2,200 graduate students attend the School of Education. These students come from all the states and from many other countries. Graduate students enrolled at Indianapolis include 400 working toward degrees and 450 preparing for teacher licensure. Location Bloomington is an exciting college town featuring top-notch athletic and cultural events.