IUPUC Campus Bulletin 2014-2016

• Admission
  • Adult Special Student
  • International Students
  • Freshman Admission and Qualifications
  • Transfer Admission and Qualifications
  • Visiting Students
  • When to Apply
• Academic Advising
  • Developmental or Refresher Course Work
  • Elements of an Undergraduate Degree
  • First-Year Seminars or Learning Communities
  • General-Education Requirements/Introduction to Majors
  • Preparing for Advising Sessions
  • Scheduling Tools and Information
  • Undecided and Exploratory Options
• Financial Aid & Scholarships
  • Aid for Graduate/Professional Students
  • Eligibility
  • Satisfactory Academic Progress
  • Scholarship Information
  • Types of Financial Aid
• General Education Core 30
• Graduation Requirements
• Orientation
• Placement Testing
  • Accomodations for Placement Testing
  • External and National Testing
  • Testing for Students Whose Native Language is Not English/English for Academic Purposes (EAP) Placement Testing
• Registration
  • Dropping and Adding Classes
  • Enrollment Permissions and Holds
  • Fees
  • IUPUC Courses- Partner Locations
  • Registration Process
  • Waitlisting
• Student Learning Outcomes

Undergraduate Programs

Undergraduate Certificate Programs

Certificate programs resemble minors but generally require more credit hours. Some certificate programs are stand-alone programs, which means that a student does not have to be working toward a two- or four-year degree to complete a certificate program. Specific requirements can be found in the section for the division offering the certificate.              

Bachelor Degree (Baccalaureate) Programs

The typical undergraduate degree program is either a bachelor of science or a bachelor of arts degree. The degree takes four years for full-time students, and substantially longer for part-time students. IUPUC's bachelor degrees are awarded in the professional divisions and within the arts and sciences.