Study at Indiana University Southeast

Indiana University is located in a rural site not far from an urban area, in New Albany, IN. The school is a public institution. Degree levels at Indiana University top out at the Master's degree.

Course Topics

Students at the school often study education and teaching and liberal arts.

Indiana University Selectivity

The admissions department at Indiana University does not accept all those who apply. Most students' verbal SAT scores were in the range of 420 to 530 in 2007. A quarter of students admitted in 2007 scored 520 or higher on the math SAT.

Faculty

The school's tenure system is geared toward rewarding and keeping the most valuable professors.

Student Enrollment

The school offers classes to 6,241 students (4,477 full-time equivalent).

Student Life

Indiana University has a large share of part-time students. Students sports include formal participation in Kentucky Intercollegiate Athletic Conference competitions.

The school reports its educational mission is:
"Indiana University Southeast is the regional campus of Indiana University that serves southern Indiana and the greater Louisville metropolitan area. As a public comprehensive university, its mission is to provide high-quality educational programs and services that promote student learning and prepare students for productive citizenship in a diverse society, and to contribute to the intellectual, cultural, and economic development of the region. Its academic programs include a comprehensive array of baccalaureate degrees, a limited number of associate degrees, and a selected set of masters programs. The campus is committed to offering educational programs and services which promote and support diversity in all its aspects. The faculty engage in research and creative activities which strengthen teaching and learning through inquiry into both the content and the pedagogy of the disciplines and create opportunities for students to engage in applied learning. Finally, members of the campus community are committed to using their professional and personal expertise to address the intellectual, cultural, and economic development needs of the campuss service region. (Approved by Southeast Faculty Senate 4/21/2005)"