4201 Grant Line Road
New Albany, IN 47150

Indiana University Southeast is a public, coeducational university established in 1941 as part of the Indiana University system. Accredited by the North Central Association, Indiana University Southeast maintains Indiana University's high academic standards while offering personal attention and world-class technological resources.

More than 50 academic programs are offered at Indiana University Southeast, with a focus on fast-growing career paths such as business and education. Several degree programs can be completed online, including Informatics, Criminal Justice, Geosciences, Education, and business. Associate Degrees are offered in more than 10 fields, and master's degrees can be earned in Business Administration, Strategic Finance, Liberal Studies, and Education.

The Indiana University Southeast campus is located on 177 acres in Southern Indiana, and offers on-campus housing, a coffee shop, and an Activities Center. Students can participate in one of more than 70 clubs and organizations, including Greek life, various NAIA Division II athletic teams, and unique intramural sports such as wiffleball and cornhole. Students can also get involved in volunteer opportunities on campus and in the local community.

Quick Facts:

More than 5,400 students are enrolled at Indiana University Southeast, with a student-to-faculty ratio of about 14:1.

The student-to-computer ratio is approximately 8:1, and wireless internet access allows students to log on from almost anywhere on campus.

More than $26 million in financial aid is awarded annually to Indiana University Southeast students.

Indiana University Southeast offers in-state tuition rates to Kentucky residents in the counties of Bullitt, Jefferson, Oldham, or Trimble.

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