Indiana University Columbus is having walk-in hours to meet with admissions counselors April 1 through April 5, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., for high school juniors and seniors, as well as anyone considering IU Columbus.
Students and families can meet one-on-one with IU Columbus staff to learn about undergraduate and graduate programs, get hands-on assistance with the application process, take a campus tour, and have their questions answered. A Spanish-speaking counselor and materials are also available upon request.
Prospective students who are interested in applying should bring:
- Their social security number
- A smart phone; a laptop computer or tablet may also be helpful, but are not required
- Log-in information to request their high school transcripts electronically (through Parchment or Naviance)
- An email address that is not a school email
- SAT or ACT scores for those who wish to self-report them (not required)
If a student has already stared their application online, they should bring their guest account ID (email and password), or their IU account details to access their in-progress application.
Walk-in hours are also a chance to talk about next steps after admission, such as taking the math placement exam, attending orientation, meeting with an academic advisor, filling out FAFSA for federal financial aid, and learning about scholarship opportunities.
Admitted IU Columbus students are also welcome to attend walk-in hours if they have questions, issues, or would like one-on-one help.
For walk-in hours, go to the Admissions Office (located inside Door 3 in the Campus Center Building at 4601 Central Ave..
