1700 Mishawaka Ave.
P.O. Box 7111
South Bend, IN 46634

Indiana University South Bend is a public, coeducational university established in 1916. As part of the Indiana University system, IUSB offers access to a wide array of opportunities while maintaining a personalized approach and flexible scheduling. Of more than 1,600 courses offered every semester, almost half are evening classes.

Indiana University South Bend offers more than 100 academic programs, including master's degree programs in business Administration, Accounting, and Information Technologies. Several Associate Degrees, along with a bachelor's degree in General Studies, can also be earned off-campus at the Elkhart Center.

Students at Indiana University South Bend can enhance their education through several programs. Students can participate in exchange programs with partner universities in several countries, or complete a study abroad program through Indiana University's Office of Overseas Study. In addition, the Honors Program gives talented students the chance to pursue research opportunities and enroll in small seminars.

The athletic department at Indiana University South Bend offers men's and women's NAIA Division I basketball teams, along with club-level teams in bowling, jiu jitsu, and cheerleading. More than 70 student organizations are available on campus, ranging from a student newspaper to various academic and cultural clubs.

Quick Facts:

Sixty percent of IUSB students attend full-time, and 40% attend part-time. Half of Indiana University South Bend's more than 7,500 students are older than 24.

Although 95% of Indiana University South Bend students are Indiana residents, the campus does offer student housing at the River Crossing Campus Apartments.

More than 275 full-time faculty teach at Indiana University South Bend, with a student-to-faculty ratio of about 14:1.

Indiana University South Bend students receive more than $34 million per year in financial aid.

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