In general, full-time applicants should complete a college preparatory curriculum (such as a Core 40 or Academic Honors in Indiana) and satisfactorily complete 15 to 20 units from the following subject areas (A unit is defined as one year of work in a subject):
Admission into selected programs may require specific academic courses. Students should carefully read the departmental brochure or website outlining the specific requirements for admission to each department or school.
Other factors considered for full-time admission include, but are not limited to:
The University of Indianapolis requires either SAT or ACT test scores for full-time admission. Writing samples are recommended, but not required for admission. Writing scores from the new SAT test or ACT test sent to the University of Indianapolis may be used for placement or advising. The University will reevaluate this policy after 2005 once more data has been collected.
Admission decisions are made upon completion of a candidate’s application file. A tentative admission decision is made for a high school senior based upon an official transcript that includes completion of at least the sixth semester of high school; a final decision is made based on the student’s obtaining a high school diploma and on receipt of an official final high school transcript showing completion of all graduation requirements. A student who is not a high school graduate also may be considered for admission upon satisfactory completion of the General Education Development (GED) Tests.
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