1600 East Washington Blvd.
Fort Wayne, IN 46803

Indiana Institute of Technology is a private, coeducational, nondenominational university providing a career-focused education. Founded in 1930, Indiana Tech is accredited by the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools. Its mission to enhance professional development is guided by the core values of respect, commitment, honesty, passion, and integrity.

Students can pursue bachelor's degrees in the fields of business, technology, engineering, and other professional studies. On the graduate level, Indiana Institute of Technology offers a Master of business Administration, Master of Science in Management, and a Master of Science in Engineering. The academic program strives to remain on the cutting edge and recently added a new program in energy engineering.

Indiana Institute of Technology has campuses in Fort Wayne, Indianapolis, and Elkhart. The College of Professional Studies, an accelerated adult program, has additional sites in North and Central Indiana. The 40-acre main campus is located close to downtown Fort Wayne and boasts a theater, wellness center, and recreation center with bowling alley. Students can compete on one of 19 intercollegiate and intramural teams or show their school pride on one of four Spirit Teams, which include dance, cheerleading, band, or choir.

Quick Facts:

More than 93% of Indiana Institute of Technology students receive financial aid through scholarships, loans, grants, or tuition reimbursement.

Approximately 3,000 students are enrolled at Indiana Institute of Technology, with an average class size of about 19.

The McMillen Library on the Fort Wayne campus holds 33,000 volumes.

Students can create their own learning track through the Individually Designed Degree program.

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