Orientation: Take the Required Placement Exams
The Foreign Language Placement Exam (FLPE) and Math Placement Exam are required of all freshmen and most transfer students regardless of AP scores or your academic plans. We recommend taking these exams at your earliest convenience. However, you must complete these exams at least 72 hours before your NSO program.
Orientation:Make your New Student Orientation Reservation
Eligible students admitted for the Summer or Fall of 2017 need to make their New Student Orientation reservation by clicking the FY(Me) link at the top of the page. If this is your first time at IU Bloomington as a degree-seeking student, you’re required to attend New Student Orientation in order to register for classes.
Good to Know:MoneySmarts: Resources to Promote Financial Wellness in College
Indiana University’s Office of Financial Literacy has been established to assist students in making informed financial decisions before, during, and after college. Check out the resources to help you manage your finances during college.
Good to Know:Culture of Care: Step UP! at IU
Learn more about Step UP! IU and other Culture of Care programs here
Take Note: Moving in prior to August 16?
If you need to move into on-campus housing prior to the official Opening Day on Wednesday, August 16, you will need to register your early arrival date and provide us with the program or reason for moving in early. All those moving in early, must register to do so between July 15 and August 5. Not in a program? We're excited to offer you the Experience IU program to help kick off your Hoosier experience before Welcome Week!
Good to Know:Online Resource Guide
Good to Know:Transfer Students at IU
Questions about housing, academics, and student life at IUB? Explore the many resources IUB and FYE have to offer new and current transfer students!
Good to Know:Parent Resources
Parenting a college student can be an adventure. IU offers many resources for parents to help you on your journey.
Good to Know:Additional Resources
The IU Resource Guide online is a tool to help you naviagate through the many reources available to students and parents. Here are a few of the many resources available:
Disability Services for Students
Office of International Services
Office of the Vice President for Diversity, Equity, and Multicultural Affairs
Truly IU:BeINvolved
Find your niche at Indiana University! Get involved with organizations both on and off campus. You can even start your own student organization. The opportunities are endless!
Truly IU:Welcome Week at IU: A Proud Tradition
Proud Traditions: Welcome Week 2017 begins August 16. Don't miss out on IU traditions, academic, cultural and service opportunities, a chance to meet new friends, and freebies! There is something for everyone.
Academics: How Will You Engage IU?
Good to Know:Stop Sexual Violence
IU is committed to leading the fight against sexual violence. Get involved. Educate yourself. Be a part of the solution. Together, we can end sexual violence on our campuses.
Good to Know:U Bring Change 2 Mind
Glenn Close, actress and advocate, invites friends of IU to partner with the College Toolbox Project to assist in the U Bring Change 2 Mind efforts to eliminate stigma associated with mental illness on college campuses. Get full details, including how you can get involved, at the link below.