International Undergraduate Guest Student Admission Requirements

A “guest” or “transient’ student is defined as one who is enrolled at another college or university who wishes to take undergraduate coursework at the University of Indianapolis for a limited period of time. A guest student does not intend to receive a degree from the University of Indianapolis.

Official college/university transcripts

Guest student applicants should submit results from the college or university they are currently attending.   In most cases, the applicant should arrange for official original or certified copy transcripts to be sent directly from the institution to the University of Indianapolis Office of Admissions.   If official transcripts cannot be submitted in English, an official literal English translation should be submitted along with the official original-language documents.

In counties where it is not possible to obtain original documents for submission, certified copies are accepted. Only officials from the institution issuing the document or U.S. Department of State educational advisors are eligible to certify documents.  

The University reserves the right to seek verification of any document. This process may be time consuming. In some cases, the applicant must bear some expense for the verification.

Documentation of English proficiency

For applicants educated in a non-English medium system, official documentation of English proficiency is required. Any of the following are accepted:

• TOEFL results of 173 (computer-based) or 500 (paper-based). The University of Indianapolis TOEFL code is 1321.
• Cambridge O'Level English, CPE or CAE result of C
• IELTS result of 5.5
• Graduation from an approved intensive English as a second language program.
  Approved programs are the English Language Study Center located on the University of Indianapolis campus, the American Language Academy, or ELS Language Centers (Level 12 graduation required).

$20 Application Fee

Payment of the $20 application fee should be made by:

• Cash in U.S. dollars

• Visa or MasterCard paid in person, by mail, or telephone. The card holder should mail a dated letter authorizing payment and including the following information: card holder's name, telephone number, card type, card number, card expiration date, amount of charge, and student's full name.
  

  Postal Mail:	University of Indianapolis 1400 E. Hanna Avenue Indianapolis, IN 46227 U.S.A.
  Alternatively, the information can be phoned in to (317) 788-3216.

• Personal check from a U.S. bank
• International travelers checks
• International money order