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Find the estimated cost of attendance by your campus of interest and what type of student you are. Many of our campuses offer reduced tuition to students from Kansas, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, North Dakota, Ohio, and Wisconsin. It’s called the Indiana Partner tuition rate and saves you thousands on your IU education. Cost and Financial Aid.
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The IU Tuition Benefit for eligible dependent children is a subsidy of 50% of the billed tuition costs (associated with attending Indiana University classes) at the Indiana resident undergraduate rate, up to the completion of a bachelor’s degree or up to a maximum of 140 credit hours of IU Tuition Benefit awards.
- Spouse Eligibility
- Dependent Child Eligibility
- IU Tuition Benefit Enrollment Provisions
- Advanced College Project (ACP) Courses
- Indiana University High School (IUHS) Tuition Waiver
- Graduate Course Benefit Taxation
- Appeals
A spouse means one by marriage, either opposite-sex or same-sex, legally entered into in one of the 50 states, the District of Columbia, or a U.S. territory or a foreign country. Proof that an individual is a qualified dependent (marriage certificate) is required at the time of initial enrollment and periodically thereafter. Failure to provide proo...
A dependent child is defined as the biological or adopted child, stepchild, or child whose legal guardian is an eligible individual. The child must also: 1. be unmarried; and 2. be 23 years of age or under, and 3. meet the IRS Support Test requirementsas a qualifying child of the employee or spouse. To be eligible for the IU Tuition Benefit, by the...
To enroll for the IU Tuition Benefit, the student must have applied and been accepted as a student at Indiana University, and registered for classes. IU Tuition Benefit applications cannot be processed prior to the student being an admitted student at the university. Contact the campus Admissions Office for application materials. Application forms ...
The Advance College Project (ACP) is a partnership between Indiana University and participating high schoolswithin the states of Indiana, Ohio, and Michigan. ACP offers college credit to qualified high school seniors (and some juniors) who enroll in IU general education courses that are offered at their local high schools during the regular school ...
IUHS is a virtual high school that provides individual courses as well as a fully accredited high school diploma through online distance learning. IUHS is accredited through the North Central Association and accepted for college admission by Indiana University and Big Ten schools, as well as many other universities nationally. IUHS can be used by a...
IRS Section 117 regulations allow for preferential tax treatment of the IU Tuition Benefit for undergraduate-level courses for employees, retirees, spouses and dependent children. All Undergraduate subsidy amounts are excluded from the employee’s taxable income. IRS Section 127 (as described in the IU Section 127 Plan document) allows the preferent...
Applicants who feel they have been unjustly denied the benefits of the IU Tuition Benefit may present a written appeal to IU Human Resources at askHR@iu.edu.
Getting started. A lot goes into paying for college. As you explore your options, take some time to compare costs and explore the grants, scholarships, loans, and work-study options available to you. Tuition and fees. Find out how much it costs to attend IU by campus and see a breakdown of student fees by campus. Financial aid.
