Indiana State University Viewbook 2011

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ISU QUICK FACTS • 80,000 living alumni • Fall 2010 Enrollment Total: 11,494 Undergraduate: 9,373 Graduate: 2,121

• Indiana State University offers five undergraduate colleges: • College of Arts and Sciences • Scott College of Business • Bayh College of Education • College of Nursing, Health, and Human Services • College of Technology

ISU Quick Facts

• Students represent 91 Indiana counties, all 50 states plus two United States territories, and fifty-six (56) countries.

• Facilities ISU sits on 435 acres and has a total of 46 buildings.

• Research funding $10,107,129 • For the eighth year in a row, the Princeton Review has named Indiana State University as one of the “Best in the Midwest.”

• Indiana State University students performed 33,070 hours of community service in 2009, giving back to communities across the state of Indiana and beyond.

• Indiana State has been named to the President’s Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll each year since the program’s beginning in 2006.

• The Arbor Day Foundation has honored Indiana State as a 2010 Tree Campus USA University for its dedication to campus forestry management and environmental stewardship. This is the third consecutive year Indiana State has earned the Tree Campus USA designation. ISU was the first campus in Indiana to receive such recognition.

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The Terre Haute Rex baseball team was introduced as the newest member of the Prospect League. The Prospect League is one of 10 summer collegiate baseball leagues affiliated with the National Association of Summer Collegiate Baseball (NASCB).

Community

The Terre Haute Rex are named after another prominent, historic connection to the community. Rex® Coffee, the “Imperial blend, fit for a Monarch” was roasted and packed in downtown Terre Haute, with a history dating back over a century.

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Community

While at Indiana State, your home away from home will be Terre Haute, the largest retail, manufacturing, and industrial center for the 15-county area in Indiana and Illinois that makes up the Wabash Valley.

Terre Haute is home to a superior park system, two symphonies, theater groups, several museums, an observatory, and a planetarium.

Of course, there are numerous opportunities for shopping, dining, and entertainment off-campus.

You will always find something happening in “the Haute.�

For more information visit

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History Created by an act of the Indiana General Assembly in 1865, Indiana State University began offering courses as Indiana State Normal School in January 1870. Established to prepare teachers for the public schools of Indiana, the Normal School’s first freshman class consisted of only 23 students.

With the addition of graduate and doctoral programs, Indiana State College achieved university status and became Indiana State University in 1965. This university status led to the development of additional new programs and degrees including programs in nursing, business, social work, fine arts, and technology.

In 1907, Indiana State Normal School began offering a four-year curriculum and quickly gained a reputation for excellence in training teachers. This success was recognized when the school’s name was changed to Indiana State Teachers College in 1929.

While much has changed since 1865, throughout its history, Indiana State has remained focused on providing a quality education that combines classroom experience and exciting opportunities for hands-on learning while maintaining an active leadership role as part of the Terre Haute and Wabash Valley communities.

For more information visit

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History

During the middle part of the century, the college continued its growth as the curriculum expanded beyond the field of education, and in 1960 the college officially became known as Indiana State College.

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Traditions Blue and White

Homecoming

In 1899, it was announced that Yale blue and white would replace the colors of salmon pink and white as the school’s official colors.

The term Homecoming was first used in print announcements for the Alumni-Varsity Basketball Game on December 9, 1916. By the year 1919, this event had became known as Blue and White Day and featured dances and entertainment for alumni of the Normal School. In 1921, the events were organized around a football game scheduled in the autumn. Bonfires and pep rallies were added to the festivities in 1922; the Blue and White Parade in 1923; and in 1937 Bette Whitmore (Kappa Kappa) was elected ISU’s first Homecoming Queen.

Book and Torch The book and torch are official symbols of the University and are featured in its seal. The book symbolizes knowledge and truth and the torch symbolizes the light of inspiration.

Donaghy Day

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Donaghy Day, named after Fred Donaghy, graduate of the Normal School (1912) and a professor of life sciences, was initiated in 1976 as a day set aside for the community to celebrate spring and to work to help beautify the campus and surrounding community.

Mascot In 1995, the University introduced Sycamore Sam to the ISU family. The blue-and-white creature is a favorite among young and old alike.

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In 1921, a contest was held to pick a name for the athletics teams at what was then called Indiana State Normal School. Until that time, the term “Fighting Teachers” was frequently used in press accounts of athletic contests. In January 1922, it was announced that the name Sycamores had won a popular vote of the student body. Indiana State University has used this team name ever since.

The Indiana State Tricycle Derby was first held in 1963 as a ten-lap race around the sidewalks of the Quadrangle on children’s tricycles. The races now feature men’s and women’s teams racing on specially built tricycles.

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Tandem This student-organized race was first conducted as part of Spring Week activities in 1970. Teams today are comprised of co-ed pairs who compete on tandem bicycles.

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Emeline Fairbanks Memorial Library - 1906 Fairbanks Hall - 1979

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Formerly the Emeline Fairbanks Memorial Library, Terre Haute’s public library, this exceptional example of Beaux Arts Classicism was constructed of Indiana limestone.

Purchased by Indiana State in 1979, the building was renamed Fairbanks Hall. In 1984 the hall was remodeled for classroom and studio use by ISU’s Department of Art. Remaining from the original library, a stained glass dome continues to dominate the building’s central rotunda.

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College of Arts and Sciences The College of Arts and Sciences is home to the School of Music, 15 academic departments, and 22 interdisciplinary and preprofessional programs which encompass everything from arts and humanities to social sciences, natural sciences, mathematics, and computer science.

The College of Arts and Sciences provides a nationally recognized, contemporary education in the liberal arts and sciences.

Departments and Schools

Social and Behavioral Sciences • Criminology and Criminal Justice • Economics • History • Political Science • Psychology Natural Sciences and Mathematics • Biology • Chemistry and Physics • Earth and Environmental Systems • Mathematics and Computer Science

Programs Interdisciplinary and Additional Programs • African and African American Studies • Art Education • Baccalaureate/Medical Degree Rural Health Program • Biology with Specialization in Medical Laboratory Science • English Teaching • International Studies • Latin American and Latino Studies • Legal Studies • Liberal Studies • Mathematics Teaching • Music Education • Social Science Education • Science Education • Women’s Studies

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Arts and Humanities • Art • Communication • English • Languages, Literatures, and Linguistics • Philosophy • Music • Theater

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Preprofessional Programs • Pre-engineering • Pre-optometry • Predental hygiene • Predentistry • Prelaw • Premedicine • Prepharmacy • Preveterinary For more information visit

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Scott College of Business Scott College of Business at Indiana State University is dedicated to providing you a nationally accredited professional education with a commitment to excellence.

This collaborative learning environment prepares you to take leadership roles in both public and private organizations.

Programs

Accounting Business Education Finance Financial Services Information Design and End-user Computing Insurance and Risk Management Management Management Information Systems Marketing Operations Management and Analysis

Interdisciplinary Program The Business Administration major combines programs in the Scott College of Business.

Minors

• Financial Services • Forensic Accounting • Motorsports Studies

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“I chose Indiana State because my dad, uncle, and brother attended ISU all earning degrees in teaching.

Campus is small, making friends is easy, and walking to my classes takes less than five minutes. So I guess I can say I attend Indiana State for size, atmosphere, and because being a Sycamore is in my blood.”

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Stay in touch.

for Android™, BlackBerry®, and iPhone®

Indiana State University has a free mobile application for smartphones that will keep you in touch with the campus from any location at any time of day.

With the State Mobile application, you will be able to access Sycamore athletics information, faculty and staff directories, emergency phone numbers, campus news, student

alerts, a buildings guide, and more by downloading the application to a BlackBerry, iPhone or Android.

Learn more at: www.indstate.edu/mobileapp

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Bayh College of Education Teaching is one of the most important, exciting, and challenging careers available in today’s high-tech world.

For more than 140 years, Indiana State has been preparing teachers and has earned a national reputation for one of the most diverse, respected, and modern teacher education programs in the United States.

If you choose the Bayh College of Education, you have opportunities for teaching experiences beginning your first semester on campus and other opportunities for experiential learning through tutoring and volunteering in local schools.

• Elementary Education • Elementary Education with Middle School Mathematics Content for Licensure • Special Education with Elementary Education • Speech-Language Pathology (professional non-teaching) • Early Childhood Education (minor) • English as a New Language (minor) • Reading (minor) For more information visit

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Majors and Minors

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College of Nursing, Health, and Human Services From healthcare to recreation, the College of Nursing, Health, and Human Services offers you programs of study that focus on the physical and mental well-being of the public.

Following a philosophy that promotes compassion, integrity, education, and leadership, your degree in one of the college’s health-related programs prepares you for a career that serves diverse populations in a variety of settings from professional athletics and recreational activities to community health education and nursing.

For more information visit

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Department of Applied Health Sciences • Food and Nutrition • General Family and Consumer Sciences • Health Sciences • Human Development and Family Studies • Occupational Family and Consumer Sciences Education Department of Applied Medicine and Rehabilitation • Athletic Training Department of Kinesiology, Recreation, and Sport • Physical Education All Grade • Physical Education Exercise Science • Recreation and Sport Management Department of Baccalaureate Nursing • Nursing Department of Social Work • Social Work

In addition to students serving as assistants and academic peer advocates, nursing and related health care faculty have more opportunities to go where their students live and interact with them outside the classroom.

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Sandison Hall, a coed residence hall, is a living and learning environment for future health care professionals on five of its eight residential floors. The first floor houses the McKee Nursing Center, equipped with the latest technology for students majoring in nursing and other health care careers to provide valuable hands-on learning opportunities. The basement features space for conferences and group study sessions.

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Indiana State’s technology programs combine technical skills and knowledge with leadership and management abilities to prepare you to be successful in any of the diverse fields of study that encompass technology.

An emphasis on hands-on learning is provided in more than 30 contemporary laboratories with additional opportunities for real-world experiences at business and industrial sites.

Project Lead the Way Project Lead the Way, (PLTW), is a national non-profit program that provides engineering and technology education curricula for middle and high schools. The ISU College of Technology collaborates with high schools to provide opportunities for students to earn college credit for PTLW classes in a wide variety of programs.

For more information visit

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Majors • Adult and Career Education • Advanced Manufacturing Management • Automation and Control Engineering Technology • Automotive Engineering Technology • Aviation Management • Computer Engineering Technology • Construction Management • Electronics Engineering Technology • Human Resource Development • Information Technology • Interior Design • Mechanical Engineering Technology • Packaging Engineering Technology • Professional Aviation Flight Technology • Safety Management • Technology and Engineering Education • Technology Management • Textiles, Apparel, and Merchandising

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Find your fit.

Student academic services center The Student Academic Services Center offers a variety of services including advising new students who have not selected a major and those who need academic support.

Other services include tutoring, mentoring, and special programs for student-athletes, non-traditional students, and students with disabilities.

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Majors and Concentrations Geology History (with concentrations in Applied History and Public History) Health Sciences (with concentrations in Public Health and School Health Education) Human and Environmental Systems (with concentrations in Anthropology, Geography, and Geographic Information Science) Human Development and Family Studies Human Resource Development Information Design and End-User Computing Information Technology Insurance and Risk Management Interior Design Language Studies Language Studies Teaching (with specializations in Spanish Teaching, Teaching English as a Second Language, and World Languages) Legal Studies Liberal Studies Management Management Information Systems Marketing Mathematics Mathematics Teaching Mechanical Engineering Technology Music Composition Music Education (with concentrations in Choral Education and Instrumental Education) Music Liberal Arts Music Major (with concentrations in Merchandising or Business Administration) Music Performance (with concentrations in Brass, Percussion, Piano, Strings, Voice, and Winds) Nursing Nursing: L.P.N./B.S. (for students with a L.P.N. license) Nursing: R.N./B.S. (for students holding an R.N. license) Occupational Family and Consumer Sciences Education Operations Management and Analysis Packaging Engineering Technology Philosophy Physical Education All-Grade Physical Education–Exercise Science Physics (with concentrations in Professional Physics, Chemical Physics, and Engineering Physics)

Political Science (with concentrations in American Politics and World Politics) Predental Hygiene Predentistry Pre-engineering Prelaw Premedicine Pre-optometry Prepharmacy Preveterinary Professional Aviation Flight Technology Psychology Recreation and Sport Management (with concentrations in management and youth leadership, recreation therapy, and sport management) Safety Management Science Education (with concentrations in Biology, Chemistry, Earth Space Science, and Physics) Social Studies Education Social Work Special Education with Elementary Education Speech-Language Pathology Technology and Engineering Education Technology Management Textiles, Apparel, and Merchandising Theater (with concentrations in Acting: Design and Technology; Dramaturgy and Directing; and General Theater) Exploratory Studies (undeclared major)

Collegeand Majors of Nursing, Concentrations Health and Human Services

Accounting Adult and Career Education Advanced Manufacturing Management African and African American Studies Art (with concentrations in Art History, Graphic Design, Two-Dimensional, and Three-Dimensional) Art—Fine Arts (with concentrations in Art History, Graphic Design, Two-Dimensional, and ThreeDimensional) Art Education All-Grade Athletic Training Automation and Control Engineering Automotive Engineering Technology Aviation Management Biology Biology with Specialization in Medical Laboratory Sciences Business Administration Business Education Chemistry (with concentrations in American Chemical Society, Biochemistry, Business, and Preprofessional) Communication (with concentrations in Electronic Media, Human Communication, Journalism, and Public Relations) Computer Engineering Technology Computer Science (with concentrations in Computing Science and Information Science) Construction Management Criminology and Criminal Justice (with concentrations in Law Enforcement and Evidence, Corrections, Law and Administration, and Forensic Investigations) Earth and Environmental Sciences (with concentrations in Atmosphere, and Surface Processes and Geosciences) Economics Electronics Engineering Technology Elementary Education (with concentrations in Early Childhood Education, Reading, English as a Second Language, and Middle School Math) English English Teaching Finance Financial Services Food and Nutrition (with options in Dietetics and Food Service) General Family and Consumer Sciences Geography

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As part of the University Honors Program, you will receive priority housing in Pickerl Hall, the newly renovated home for University Honors students.

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University Honors Program

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University Honors Program

The University Honors Program provides you opportunities to study, conduct research, and exchange ideas in a challenging and supportive academic environment.

The program brings outstanding students and dynamic faculty together in courses that arouse curiosity, stimulate intellectual development, and expand understanding of a larger world.

Experience the Benefits • Enhanced curriculum and activities • Fits with any major • Opportunities for hands-on learning, travel, research, and creative expression • Special access to University speakers and programs • Service as campus ambassadors to distinguished visitors

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Real Life—No Better Experience Being a success means being part of your community. At Indiana State, we believe that community involvement can and should start here.

Indiana State’s Center for Community Engagement coordinates Alternative Spring Break (you can spend your spring break assisting communities in need), Donaghy and Martin Luther King, Jr. Days of Service, Freshman Service Corps, Sycamore Service Corps, and volunteers for Indiana Special Olympics.

For more information visit

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Take advantage of the resources, staff, and tools designed by the Career Center to help you get ahead.

Uncover methods from developing an educational plan and choosing a major, to landing that first job and surviving the first ninety days of your new job.

Let’s face it, how you want to spend your life is completely up to you, but we can help make sure you meet those goals by being informed and prepared to take on life’s new challenges.

For more information visit

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“Don’t be afraid of failure, rejection, criticism, seeming foolish in front of your peers. ANY classroom is only as exciting and as deep as it occupants. I teach science classes, where questions are key—there is much to be learned from the questions of students. How you think, how you conceptualize, what are the unknowns to you—surely every faculty member wants to know this, and it surely beats a lecture. So be bold—you won’t be here again. Leave your mark on the lives of others.”

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Director University Honors Program

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Destination: You Decide If you are interested in other cultures and places, what better way is there to learn about diversity than living in another country?

Indiana State has established partnerships for study abroad opportunities with universities in England, Greece, Germany, and Ireland, but you can choose from over 100 sites in more than 50 countries: • Finland • France • Germany • Ghana • Greece • Hungary • Iceland • India • Ireland • Italy • Japan • Korea • Latvia • Lithuania • Malaysia • Malta • Mexico • Morocco

• Netherlands • New Zealand • Nicaragua • Northern Ireland • Peru • Poland • Russia • Scotland • South Africa • South Korea • Spain • Sweden • Switzerland • Thailand • United Arab Emirates • Uruguay

Destination: You Decide

• Argentina • Australia • Austria • Belgium • Belize • Botswana • Brazil • Bulgaria • Canada • Chile • China • Costa Rica • Czech Republic • Denmark • Ecuador • England • Estonia • Fiji

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—Dr. Roby G. George Director of Bands School of Music

A note from Dr. George

“Indiana State University, and specifically my area of concentration in the School of Music, provides an opportunity for majors and non-majors to participate in our variety of classes and offerings that excite students and give them a chance to be a part of something special. Although musical expertise on an instrument or voice is what we seek, many students of other disciplines play in the band, march in the Color Guard and participate as a member of the Marching Sycamores, sing in the choir or play in our orchestra.

Teaching and working with students of varied backgrounds is something we do well and I believe is at the core of education in the College of Arts and Sciences here at Indiana State. We encourage students to look for the possibilities. They are endless!”

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Some of the most rewarding experiences you’ll have as a Sycamore won’t happen in the classroom. They will come through participation in clubs, sports, student government, and other activities.

Indiana State has nearly 150 student organizations, including general interest clubs, academic clubs, honorary societies, and social fraternities and sororities. You can also be involved with intramural and recreational sports, NCAA Division I intercollegiate athletics, Homecoming activities, Student Government Association, and Union Board.

Annual Events • Homecoming • Sycamore Sundae • ISU Fest • 9-11 Candlelight Vigil • Family Day

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Miss ISU Mardi Gras Speakers Series Spring Week

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Student Activities

Something for Everyone Just a Few of Our Clubs and Organizations

• Aikido Club • Alpha Eta Rho (Aviation Fraternity) • American Humanics Student Association • ARION (Society of Creative Writers) • Beta Alpha Psi (Accounting Honor Society) • Black Student Union • Business Professionals of America • Campus Crusade for Christ • Club Soccer Team • College Mentors for Kids • College Republicans • Democrats of Indiana State University

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Earth Science Club Great Ideas Philosophy Club Hip Hop 41 Hot Air Ballooning of ISU (HABISU) Hispanic Student Association Hulman Memorial Student Union Board Interfraternity Council Lambda Alpha Epsilon (Criminal Justice Honor Society) Linking Language Learners National Society of Collegiate Scholars Organization for Students in Physical Education

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Paintball Club Panhellenic Council Role Player’s Guild Rugby Club Saudi Students Club Society of Automotive Engineers Sport Management Club Student African American Brotherhood (SAAB) • Sycamore Video • United Campus Ministry

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Student Recreation Center Activities/Programming • Fitness center • Fitness classes • Lap swim • Recreational swim • Indoor soccer • Floor hockey

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Basketball Volleyball Badminton Cycling classes Wellness education Sundeck

Fitness and Cardio Equipment • Combination of strength and cardio machines • Cardio equipment featuring iPod® integration, personal training program upload/download via USB flash (thumb) drive, and cable television For more information visit

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Student Recreation Center

Fast Facts • Location: East of Lincoln Quadrangles • Square footage: 109,450 • Total cost: $21.7 million • Flooring: The Student Recreation Center has five different types of athletic flooring—two varieties of wood and three different versions of mondo.

• Pool capacity: 112,067 gallons • Spa capacity: 5,550 gallons

Amenities • Three-court gymnasium for basketball, volleyball, and badminton • Natatorium, consisting of a lap pool, leisure pool, 22 person spa, and facilities for water volleyball and basketball • “Wet” classroom for classroom instruction supporting such aquatic programs as the lifeguard program and other special programs • Cycling room, equipped with 30 top-of-the-line LeMond RevMaster bikes • Elevated jogging/running track • Multi-purpose activity studios suitable for aerobics, martial arts, and fitness classes • Multi-activity court designed for indoor soccer, floor hockey, team handball, and other activities • Administrative offices for the Office of Recreational Sports • Juice bar and lounge area • Locker facilities and equipment rooms • Massage therapy room

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Additional Campus Facilities Additional campus facilities include lighted tennis courts, an outdoor 400-meter synthetic surface track, sand volleyball courts, and racquetball courts.

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“My favorite professor I have had so far at Indiana State is Dr. Mike Chambers. He was actually the first college professor that I experienced at ISU, and he taught my political science course. Dr. Chambers taught with such enthusiasm. His sense of humor and his ability to reach out to students was enough to make even students who didn’t like political science become eager to learn about the various topics. His class also taught me valuable lessons that I will carry on with me as I enter the business industry later down the road.

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The staff at the Scott College of Business are amazing to work with, and it is obvious that they truly want students to excel at ISU. I love that the Scott College of Business offers a Career Development Center where students can seek advice about writing an effective résumé, improving interview skills, and much more.

Indiana State was by far the best decision I have ever made, and I look forward to spending the next few years here!”

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Connect.

There’s a lot more to Indiana State University than meets the eye. Take the World Wide Web for example. ISU and its students, faculty, and alumni make

up a vast online community that spans the far reaches of the World Wide Web. That community resides in any number of social sites on the web, where you

can join in and make Sycamore friends, learn about ISU and have some fun. We look forward to getting to know you.

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Watching football on a brisk fall day, or getting caught up in the thrill of a three-pointer at the buzzer—those are only two of the experiences you can have cheering for the Sycamores.

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Indiana State offers NCAA Division I athletics. Men’s sports include baseball, basketball, cross-country, football, and indoor and outdoor track and field.

Women’s sports include basketball, cross-country, softball, indoor and outdoor track and field, volleyball, golf, and soccer.

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Get essential ISU information and services anytime, anywhere on your mobile device.

My overall experience at ISU has been amazing and I am so grateful to have the opportunity to study at this university. I have had great opportunities because of ISU, and I have gained so much experience since I’ve been here. I went from being a shy and quiet person, who always kept to herself to someone who loves to meet new people. I am more outgoing than ever!”

—Dionna

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“I like spending time with my friends outside of my classes. I also like to go to various places on campus that host events like Union Board. Union Board always has something going on and they give out great prizes.

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Residential Life ISU’s ten residence halls offer you a choice of lifestyles and meal plans. You may choose the type of roommate you want by selecting a hall and floor that offers the features that appeal to you—traditional, wellness, or a hall or floor that is home to Honors Program students, or students in a specific major or career objective.

For more information visit

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Living in a residence hall will offer you the chance to meet and interact with students from around the corner and around the globe. Residence halls offer: • Comfort, convenience, and technology • Short walks to classrooms, the library, shopping, Student Recreation Center, Hulman Memorial Student Union, the Commons, Student Computing Complex, and Career Center • Lounges, cooking areas, laundry facilities, and mail service • 24-hour staff available for guidance, leadership, assistance, and security • Access to ISU computer network and Internet from your room • Cable service

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Residence Hall Room Floor Plans Burford • Pickerl Hines • Jones Walk-in Closet

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Eating at Indiana State Eating your meals in the ISU dining halls offers variety, convenience, and great taste. The ISU Plan is a prepaid system of credits and cash that lets you eat in a dining hall, choose from a variety of meal times, and save money, time and the effort of preparing your own meals.

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Commons Cash As part of purchasing the ISU Plan you also receive Commons Cash—a specified amount of money (usually about $100 per semester) that can be used to eat in the Commons food court of Hulman Memorial Student Union. Here you have a choice of restaurants that include: • Burger King • Einstein Bros. Bagels • Mein Bowl Authentic Asian Cuisine • Pizza Hut • Sub Connection • Taco Bell

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You pay for the ISU Plan as part of your residence hall fees.

Over 1,300 credits will be applied to your student ID card each semester to be used to purchase meals in the dining halls. Each meal has an assigned number of credits; for example breakfast is six credits. Meals are all you can eat— and there’s a lot for you to eat. Food options include: • Breakfast (you can create your own omelet) • Fresh salads • Sandwiches • Pizza • Specially cooked meals • Hot foods and meals just like at home • Snacks (including healthy fruits and vegetables) • Special dietary meals (these can be prepared with advance notice to the food service staff)

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Once you pay for your ISU Plan, the credits are yours as long as you continue to live on campus. At the end of each year, your credit points (those credits used for eating in the residence hall) are converted to Commons Cash to be used in the food court.

Make the decision to take advantage of ISU’s residence hall dining facilities. They’re convenient, easy, inexpensive, and varied. www.indstate.edu/admissions

Blue Bucks = Off Campus Dining Indiana State University created the Blue Bucks program to be the ultimate complement to your university experience.

Your Blue Bucks account is tied to your existing ISU Student ID Card, all you have to do is swipe your Student ID Card at participating (on-campus and off-campus) locations at the

time of purchase. Once swiped, your balance is deducted from your Blue Bucks account. No more digging into your spending money, late night stops at the ATM or charging up credit cards.

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“I came to visit ISU and I found that I was at home. I received amazing hospitality from the first visit. When I finally got here, I saw that it was the same all around campus, not just admissions. I decided that ISU was where I wanted to stay!�

—Melinda

A note from Melinda

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For more information about financial aid visit www.indstate.edu/admissions/finaid.htm and www.fafsa.ed.gov

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ISU Cost Calculator The online ISU Calculator will give you an estimate of your cost to attend Indiana State University. In only ten minutes, you can start planning how you will finance your college education. The ISU Cost Calculator is a comprehensive and user-friendly tool that can calculate your student aid based on your individual financial and academic circumstances.

Attending college is a big investment. That’s why financial aid is available to help pay the cost of attending Indiana State. Approximately 74 percent of Indiana State students receive financial aid that comes in many forms: • Scholarships (millions in merit-based scholarships are awarded by Indiana State each year) • Grants from federal or state governments that typically do not have to be repaid • Work-study, a federal government-subsidized student employment program • Subsidized and unsubsidized loan options

Fall 2011-Spring 2012 Direct Educational Expenses Per Semester Credits 12-18

Standard Room and Board

Student Recreation Fee TOTAL

Indiana Residents

$3,891.00

$3,995.00

$100.00

$7,986.00

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$4,846.00

$3,995.00

$100.00

$8,941.00

Kentucky Residents•

$4,846.00

$3,995.00

$100.00

$8,941.00

Midwest Consortium•

$4,846.00

$3,995.00

$100.00

$8,941.00

Residents of Kansas, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, North Dakota, and Wisconsin Out-of-State Residents

$8,503.00

$3,995.00

$100.00

$12,598.00

• These rates are for recipients of the Illinois, Kentucky, and Midwest Consortium Scholarships only. ISU offers the Incentive Scholarship to other eligible out-of-state students.

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The Board of Trustees reserves the right to change the fees or charges for any semester or session.

For more information about fees (tuition) visit www.indstate.edu/admissions/fees

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We’ll Help You Get Here Indiana State University recognizes the academic achievements of incoming students by awarding millions in scholarships each year.

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Scholarships Listed in the following pages are scholarships for entering freshmen who will begin their studies fall 2012 and enroll in 12 or more credit hours per semester. Distance-only and returning ISU students are not eligible for these scholarships.

To receive first consideration for many scholarships, students must be admitted to ISU by December 1.

Please read the scholarship descriptions carefully for details.

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Other Scholarship Opportunities In addition to the scholarships listed, a variety of scholarships are offered through the University’s academic departments and colleges—and through outside sources, including regional, state, and national organizations.

For more information visit www.indstate.edu/scholarships/freshman

President’s Scholarship

6. Not open to international, distance-only, or returning ISU students

Award: $17,000 Per Academic Year Admission Deadline: December 1 Renewable

All incoming freshmen who are admitted to the University by December 1 will be automatically considered for this scholarship.

1. $17,000 per year 2. Approximately twenty (20) awards available

4. Admission deadline: December 1

To be considered, candidates must have a combination of two of the following three: • A cumulative grade point average of at least 3.7 on a 4.0 scale

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An 1100 SAT (combined critical reading and mathematics) or 24 ACT (composite)

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Ranking in the top 10 percent of the senior class.

3. Renewable for three additional years

To be considered, candidates must have a combination of two of the following three: • A cumulative grade point average of at least 3.7 on a 4.0 scale •

An 1100 SAT (combined critical reading and mathematics) or 24 ACT (composite)

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In addition, candidates must be full-time students who will be enrolled in 12 or more credit hours per semester at ISU. Selection is highly competitive and based on academic and personal accomplishments, as well as performance in a late-winter interview competition.

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1. $5,000 per year 2. Forty (40) awards available 3. Renewable for three additional years 4. Admission deadline: December 1 5. Open to Indiana and out-of-state residents

Selection is highly competitive and based on academic and personal accomplishments, as well as performance in a late-winter interview competition.

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Competitive Scholarships

In addition, candidates must be full-time students who will be enrolled in 12 or more credit hours per semester at ISU.

All incoming freshmen who are admitted to the University by December 1 will be automatically considered for this scholarship. No additional application is required.

1. $2,000 per year 2. Limited number of awards designated by each department 3. Renewable for three additional years 4. Open to Indiana and out-of-state residents 5. Not open to international, distance-only, or returning ISU students 6. Admission deadline: March 1

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For consideration, candidates must submit a separate application through the appropriate department. An audition, portfolio review, and/or interview are also required.

For specific information, candidates should contact the department of the area in which they are applying. Candidates must be planning to major or continued on next page

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minor in that field. In addition, candidates must be full-time students who will be enrolled in 12 or more credit hours per semester at ISU. Art: (812) 237-3697 Music: (812) 237-2771 English: (812) 237-3168 Physical Education—Dance Minor: (812) 237-4048 Photography: (812) 237-3788 Theater: (812) 237-3342 Because departments schedule auditions, competitions, and interviews in the fall and winter, early contact with the department is highly recommended.

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Gongaware Scholarship

Award: $6,500 a year Admission deadline: December 1 Renewable

1. $6,500 per year 2. Additional $3,000 professional development account 3. Four (4) awards available 4. Renewable for three additional years 5. Open to Indiana and out-of-state residents 6. Not open to international, distance-only, or returning ISU students 7. Admission deadline: December 1 8. Scholarship application deadline: December 1

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The Gongaware Scholarship is for students planning to major in financial services or insurance and risk management.

For consideration for this award, candidates must have a cumulative grade point average of at least 3.5 on a 4.0 scale, be in the top ten percent of their graduating class, and have a 1500 SAT (combined critical reading, mathematics, and writing) or a 21 ACT. In addition, candidates must be full-time students who will be enrolled in 12 or more credit hours per semester at ISU.

Selection is highly competitive and based on academic and personal accomplishments, as well as performance in a late-winter interview competition.

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Rural Health Scholarship

Award: Full in-state tuition Admission deadline: December 1 Renewable

1. Full in-state tuition 2. Ten (10) awards available 3. Renewable for three additional years 4. Open to Indiana residents only 5. Admission deadline: December 1 6. Scholarship application deadline: November 15 The Rural Health Scholarship Program is designed specifically to prepare students from rural Indiana to return to their hometowns, or a similar town, as a primary care physician. Indiana State University and Indiana University School of Medicine have joined together to develop this unique program.

For consideration for this award, candidates must have a cumulative grade point average of at least 3.5 on a 4.0 scale, a 1200 SAT (combined critical reading and mathematics) or a 27 ACT, and reside in rural Indiana. In addition, candidates must be full-time students who will be enrolled in 12 or more credit hours per semester.

Selection is highly competitive and based on academic and personal accomplishments, as well as performance in a late-winter interview competition.

Admission to Indiana University School of Medicine requires students to successfully complete the undergraduate program at Indiana State with a minimum cumulative grade point average of 3.5 and a score on the MCAT equal to the mean score of the previous year’s entering class.

The University reserves the right to change scholarships, policies, and award amounts. The right to correct errors is also reserved.

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Sycamore Express helps currently enrolled students find answers to questions about Indiana State University at one convenient place. This Web site provides students with answers and assistance in the processes they need to start and complete their ISU courses and degrees.

Topics include everything from billing and finances to registration and scholarships.

In addition, stop by the Sycamore Express stations in the following offices: • Admissions • Bursar Operations (Office of the Controller) • College of Graduate and Professional Studies • Registration and Records • Residential Life • Student Financial Aid

www.indstate.edu/express Bookmark this site for future reference and important updates.

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Stars Scholarship

Academic Excellence Scholarship

1. $5,000 per year

1. $2,000 per year

2. Six (6) awards available

2. Guaranteed

3. Renewable for up to three additional years

3. Renewable for three additional years

4. Open to Indiana and out-of-state residents

4. Admission deadline: December 1

5. Not open to international, distance-only, or returning ISU students

5. Open to Indiana and out-of-state residents

Award: $5,000 per year Admission deadline: FEBRUARY 15 Renewable

6. Admission deadline: February 15

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7. Scholarship application deadline: February 15 8. Completed FAFSA deadline: February 15 The STARS Scholarship is for students planning to major in computer engineering technology or mechanical engineering technology.

For consideration for this award, candidates must have a cumulative grade point average of at least 2.8 on a 4.0 scale and at least $5,000 in financial need. In addition, candidates must be full-time students who will be enrolled in 12 or more credit hours per semester at ISU. Selection is highly competitive and based on academic and personal accomplishments.

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Award: $2,000 per year Admission deadline: December 1 Renewable

6. Not open to international, distance-only, or returning ISU students 7. All incoming freshmen who are admitted to the University by December 1 will be automatically considered for this scholarship. No additional application is required.

To be considered, candidates must be full-time students who will be enrolled in 12 or more credit hours per semester and must have two of the following three: • A cumulative grade point average of at least 3.7 on a 4.0 scale • An 1100 SAT (combined critical reading and mathematics) or 24 ACT (composite) • Ranking in the top 10 percent of the senior class

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7. All incoming freshmen who are admitted to the University by December 1 will be automatically considered for this scholarship. No additional application is required.

5. Open to Indiana and out-of-state residents

To be considered, candidates must have a cumulative grade point average of at least 3.5 on a 4.0 scale and an 1000 SAT (combined critical reading and mathematics) or 22 ACT (composite). In addition, candidates must be full-time students who will be enrolled in 12 or more credit hours per semester at ISU.

7. All incoming freshmen who are admitted to the University by June 1 will be automatically considered for this scholarship. No additional application is required.

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To be considered, candidates must have a cumulative grade point average of at least 3.0 on a 4.0 scale.

In addition, candidates must be full-time students who will be enrolled in 12 or more credit hours per semester at ISU.

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Academic Merit Scholarship

ISU Academic Need-Based Grant Award: $1,000 per year Admission deadline: JUNE 1 Renewable

1. $1,000 per year 2. Guaranteed

1. $1,000 per year

3. Renewable for three additional years

2. Guaranteed

4. Admission deadline: February 1

3. Renewable for three additional years

5. Open to Indiana and out-of-state residents

4. Admission deadline: June 1

6. Not open to international, distance-only, or returning ISU students

5. Open to Indiana residents only

7. All incoming freshmen who are admitted to the University by February 1 will be automatically considered for this scholarship. No additional application is required.

6. All incoming freshmen who are admitted to the University by June 1 will be automatically considered for this scholarship. No additional application is required.

To be considered, candidates must have a cumulative grade point average of at least 3.3 on a 4.0 scale.

In addition, candidates must be full-time students who will be enrolled in 12 or more credit hours per semester at ISU.

To be considered, candidates must have a cumulative grade point average of at least 3.0 on a 4.0 scale, file the FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) by March 10, and have an Expected Family Contribution (EFC) less than or equal to $5,273 as calculated from FAFSA. In addition, candidates must be full-time students who will be enrolled in 12 or more credit hours per semester at ISU.

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Academic Achievement Scholarship Award: $500 per year Admission deadline: JUNE 1 Renewable

Guaranteed Scholarships

Award: $1,000 per year Admission deadline: FEBRUARY 1 Renewable

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College Challenge Success Award

Illinois Student Scholarship

1. $200 per semester

1. Special reduced fee (tuition)

2. Admission deadline: March 1

2. Renewable

3. Unlimited number awarded each year

3. Unlimited number of these scholarships awarded each year

Award: $400 ONE-TIME AWARD Admission deadline: march 1

4. Open to Indiana and out-of-state residents 5. Not open to international, distance-only, or returning ISU students

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To receive this award, students must have enrolled in and earned at least a “C” in a College Challenge course offered through Indiana State University.

Students also must meet the requirements for unconditional admission as a first-time freshman at ISU. In addition, students must be full-time students who will be enrolled in 12 or more credit hours per semester at ISU. Participation in College Challenge must be noted on the application for admission.

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Hoosier Boys and Girls State Scholarship

Award: Special reduced fee (tuition) Renewable

4. Not open to distance-only or returning ISU students 5. All incoming freshmen will be automatically considered for this scholarship. No additional application is required.

For consideration, candidates must reside in Illinois and have a cumulative high school grade point average of at least 2.75 on a 4.0 scale. In addition, candidates must be full-time students who will be enrolled in 12 or more credit hours per semester at ISU.

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Incentive Scholarship

Award: $4,000 per year Admission deadline: June 1 Renewable

Award: $1,200 ONE-TIME AWARD Admission deadline: march 1

1. $4,000 per year

1. $600 per semester

2. Renewable for three additional years

2. Admission deadline: March 1

3. Admission deadline: June 1

3. Unlimited number of these scholarships awarded each year

4. Unlimited number of Incentive Scholarships awarded each year

4. Open to Indiana residents only

5. Open to out-of-state residents and international students

To be considered for this scholarship a student must successfully complete Hoosier Boys or Girls State during the summer and note this on his/her application, graduate from an accredited Indiana high school with a minimum of a 3.0 cumulative grade point average on a 4.0 scale, and complete Core 40. In addition, students must be full-time students who will be enrolled in 12 or more credit hours per semester at ISU.

6. Not open to Indiana residents, distance-only students, or returning ISU students 7. All incoming freshmen who are admitted to the University by June 1 will be automatically considered for this scholarship. No additional application is required.

Participation in Hoosier Boys or Girls State must be noted on the application for admission.

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For consideration, candidates must reside outside Indiana and not qualify for a reduced tuition rate offered through the Illinois Student Scholarship, Kentucky Student Scholarship, or Midwest Consortium Scholarship. Candidates also must have a cumulative high school grade point average of at least 3.0 on a 4.0 scale. In addition, candidates must be full-time students who will be enrolled in 12 or more credit hours per semester at ISU.

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5. All incoming freshmen will be automatically considered for this scholarship. No additional application is required.

For consideration, candidates must reside in Kentucky and have a cumulative high school grade point average of at least 2.75 on a 4.0 scale. In addition, candidates must be full-time students who will be enrolled in 12 or more credit hours per semester at ISU.

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ISU Laptop Award

ROTC Textbook Scholarship

Award: Laptop computer Admission deadline: JUNE 15

2. Admission deadline: June 15

1. $1,000 award

3. Unlimited number of these scholarships awarded each year

2. Renewable for one additional year

4. Open to Indiana and out-of-state residents

3. Open to Indiana and out-of-state residents 4. Not open to international, distance-only, or returning ISU students

5. Not open to international, distance-only, or returning ISU students 6. All incoming freshmen who are admitted to the University by June 15 will be automatically considered for this scholarship. No additional application is required.

Indiana State University will award a laptop computer to those students who have completed an Indiana Core 40 Diploma (or equivalent) and have a high school cumulative grade point average of 3.0 or higher based on a 4.0 scale. In addition, students must be full-time students who will be enrolled in 12 or more credit hours per semester at ISU.

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Kentucky Student Scholarship Award: Special reduced fee (tuition) Renewable

5. All incoming freshmen who are admitted to the University by June 1 will be automatically considered for this scholarship. No additional application is required.

Guaranteed Scholarships

1. Laptop computer

Award: $1,000 per year Admission deadline: JUNE 1 Renewable

To be considered, students must meet the requirements for unconditional admission as a firsttime freshman at Indiana State University. In addition, students must be full-time students who will be enrolled in 12 or more credit hours per semester at ISU. A recipient of this award must also be enrolled in ROTC classes: MS 101 or ARTC 181 as of the first day of classes in August of his/her beginning term; and MS 102 or ARTC 182 as of the first day of classes in January of his/her second term.

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The ROTC Textbook Scholarship will be received through the ISU bookstore; it is not a cash award.

Scholarship recipients will be able to go to the bookstore and use their voucher to purchase books.

1. Special reduced fee (tuition) rate 2. Renewable 3. Unlimited number of these scholarships awarded each year

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The University reserves the right to change scholarships, policies, and award amounts. The right to correct errors is also reserved.

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Summer Honors Scholarship Award: $1,000 one-time award Admission deadline: march 1

1. $500 per semester 2. Admission deadline: March 1 3. Unlimited number of Summer Honors Scholarships awarded each year 4. Open to Indiana and out-of-state residents 5. Not open to international, distance-only, or returning ISU students

It is to your advantage to be admitted early because this scholarship is limited in number and awarded on a rolling basis.

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21st Century Scholars Housing and Book Voucher Award Award: $1,500 Admission deadline: march 1 Renewable

Guaranteed Scholarships

To receive a Summer Honors Scholarship, candidates must have completed the Summer Honors Program at Indiana State University. Candidates also must have a cumulative high school grade point average of at least 3.0 on a 4.0 scale. In addition, candidates must be full-time students who will be enrolled in 12 or more credit hours per semester at ISU.

1. Housing: $1,500 a year toward on-campus housing

Participation in Summer Honors must be noted on the application for admission.

4. Admission deadline: March 1

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21st Century Scholars Excellence and Book Voucher Award Award: on-campus housing Admission deadline: march 1 Renewable

1. Housing: standard on-campus housing portion of room and board 2. Book voucher: $500 3. Renewable for three additional years 4. Ten (10) awards available

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The 21st Century Scholars Book Voucher Award will be received through the ISU bookstore; it is not a cash award. Scholarship recipients will be able to go to the bookstore and use their vouchers to purchase books.

5. Open to Indiana residents only 6. Admission deadline: March 1

2. Book voucher: $500 per year 3. Renewable for three additional years

6. Unlimited number of these scholarships awarded each year 5. Open to Indiana residents only Freshman applicants must meet 21st Century Scholars Program requirements designated by the State of Indiana and have a minimum 3.0 cumulative grade point average based on a 4.0 scale. In addition, applicants must be full-time students who will be enrolled in 12 or more credit hours per semester at ISU. The 21st Century Scholars Book Voucher Award will be received through the ISU bookstore; it is not a cash award. Scholarship recipients will be able to go to the bookstore and use their vouchers to purchase books.

Freshman applicants must meet 21st Century Scholars Program requirements designated by the State of Indiana and have a minimum 3.7 cumulative grade point average based on a 4.0 scale. Applicants also must have a minimum SAT score of 1050 (combined critical reading and math) or a minimum ACT score of 23 (composite). In addition, applicants must be full-time students who will be enrolled in 12 or more credit hours per semester at ISU. The University reserves the right to change scholarships, policies, and award amounts. The right to correct errors is also reserved.

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Conveniently located in the Student Computing Complex, Room 109, the ISU Computer Store is an institutionally owned and operated retail establishment with the simple goal of providing the students, faculty, staff, and departments at ISU with the latest technology products including laptops, software, and peripherals at the best academic prices available.

The ISU Computer Store is an authorized oncampus reseller of Dell computers. The store works closely with the Computer Support Center to ensure our customers that the computer systems sold at the Computer Store meet or exceed the University requirements and are fully supported and serviced right here on campus.

Store Hours Monday-Friday 9:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.

Saturday and Sunday CLOSED

Student Computing Complex, Room 109

812-237-2500

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Center for Leadership Development Scholarship Award: $4,000 Admission deadline: march 1 Renewable

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Lugar Nominee Scholarship

1. $4,000 award 2. Two (2) scholarships awarded each year

Award: $1,500 one-time award Admission deadline: JUNE 1

3. Renewable

1. $1,500 one-time award

4. Admission deadline: March 1

2. Limited number of scholarships awarded each year

5. Open to students participating in the Center for Leadership Development Program, Indianapolis

Selective Scholarships

To be considered for this scholarship, candidates must successfully complete the Center for Leadership Development Program, and submit an application to Indiana State University.

Candidates must be admitted to ISU and have a cumulative high school grade point average of at least 2.75 on a 4.0 scale. In addition, candidates must be full-time students who will be enrolled in 12 or more credit hours per semester at ISU.

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Child of Alumni Book Voucher Award: $500 one-time award Admission deadline: march 1

1. $250 per semester 2. Thirty (30) awards available 3. Open to Indiana and out-of-state residents 4. Not open to international, distance-only, or returning ISU students

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It is to the applicant’s advantage to be admitted early because this scholarship is limited in number and awarded on a rolling basis.

3. Admission deadline: June 1 4. Open to students nominated by their high school for the Richard G. Lugar Minority Scholarship 5. Completed FAFSA on file 6. Student must enroll full-time at Indiana State University Indiana State University is a proud sponsor of the Lugar Scholarship and the Fund for Hoosier Excellence.

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Award: full unmet need Admission deadline: June 1 Renewable

1. Full unmet need up to the cost of attendance 2. Ten (10) scholarships available 3. Renewable 4. Admission deadline: June 1

5. Admission deadline: March 1

5. Open to students selected as Lugar Scholars

A recipient of this award must be a dependent child of an Indiana State University graduate. An applicant also must meet the requirements for unconditional admission and receive no other merit awards. In addition, the applicant must be a full-time student who will be enrolled in 12 or more credit hours per semester at ISU.

Indiana State University is a proud sponsor of the Lugar Scholarship and pledges to meet any unmet need of those selected as Lugar Scholars who choose to attend ISU. A completed FAFSA must also be on file.

Children of Alumni Awards are awarded on a firstcome basis to dependents of alumni and are based on academic performance. The applicant must note on the admissions application that he/she is a child of an ISU graduate.

The University reserves the right to change scholarships, policies, and award amounts. The right to correct errors is also reserved.

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7. All incoming freshmen who are admitted to the University by March 1 will be automatically considered for this scholarship. No additional application is required.

1. Special reduced fee (tuition) rate

The Warren M. Anderson Scholarship is intended for underrepresented minorities.

Award: Special reduced fee (tuition) Admission deadline: march 1 Renewable

2. Renewable

For consideration, candidates must have a cumulative grade point average of at least 3.5 on a 4.0 scale. Candidates must also have financial need as demonstrated by a completed FAFSA. In addition, candidates must be full-time students who will be enrolled in 12 or more credit hours per semester at ISU.

3. Admission deadline: March 1 4. Limited number of Midwest Consortium Scholarships awarded each year 5. Most majors eligible; however, not open to nursing majors

7. All incoming freshmen who are admitted to the University by March 1 will be automatically considered for this scholarship. No additional application is required.

For consideration, candidates must reside in Kansas, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, North Dakota, or Wisconsin—and have a cumulative high school grade point average of at least 3.0 on a 4.0 scale. In addition, candidates must be full-time students who will be enrolled in 12 or more credit hours per semester at ISU.

It is to the candidate’s advantage to be admitted early because this scholarship is limited in number and awarded on a rolling basis.

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6. Not open to distance-only or returning ISU students

Residents of these states who do not meet the March 1 admission deadline may qualify for the Incentive Scholarship.

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2. Ten (10) awards available 3. Renewable for three additional years 4. Admission deadline: March 1 5. Open to Indiana and out-of-state residents 6. Not open to international, distance-only, or returning ISU students

The University reserves the right to change scholarships, policies, and award amounts. The right to correct errors is also reserved.

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A note from Dr. Harris

“What I love most about teaching at ISU is the attitude that stretches across the entire campus that students come first. Indiana State University allows students so many learning opportunities based on real-world practices that can be achieved in the traditional classroom, distance classroom, laboratories, internships, and through community engagement and experiential learning. These opportunities allow students to understand how to apply their education to the real world prior to graduation, which prepares them for successful careers after graduation.�

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Access all the information you need in one place!

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What’s Next? • More. From day one.

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More. From day one.

If you agree that college should be about thinking outside the books, we encourage you to apply for admission to Indiana State University.

Applying on-line at www.indstate.edu/admissions is the quickest and easiest way for your application to be received by the Office of Admissions.

Early application is encouraged. To ensure full consideration, applications and official transcripts must be received before the following closing dates.

Application Deadlines Fall semester. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . June 1 Spring semester. . . . . . . . . . . . . December 1 First summer session. . . . . . . . . . . . . . May 1 Second summer session. . . . . . . . . . . . July 1

What’s Next? • More. From day one.

By applying on-line, you can also track your file at www.indstate.edu/admissions/status.htm. Here you can check for missing or incomplete information, and watch to see when important information, such as your high school transcript, is received. You can submit your high school transcript electronically at www.docufide.com (for most Indiana high schools).

Once your application is complete, you will normally receive a response within one week.

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What’s Next? • New Student Orientation

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What’s Next? • New Student Orientation

Jump Start on Success The University’s New Student Orientation Program will bring you (and your family) to campus before fall classes begin. Orientation is designed to introduce you to our diverse academic programs, the advising and registration process, University traditions, and campus pride.

These programs are compulsory for all first-time new students. Parents and families are encouraged to attend as well. Before arriving on campus for orientation, you will take an on-line placement examination. This is designed to inform your advisors of how best to prepare you for your chosen field of study.

Once on campus, you will: • Meet and form friendships with your new classmates • Stay overnight in a residence hall. (Your family will stay off campus.)

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New Student Orientation is offered in the summer, usually in June. A fee will be assessed to your account for orientation.

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Sycamore Preview Days are scheduled throughout the year.

These programs provide an opportunity to tour campus, meet with faculty, and learn about application and financial aid procedures.

Call the Office of Admissions at 800-GO-TO-ISU or visit www.indstate.edu/admissions/visiting to schedule a time to visit.

September 17, 2011 Saturday

October 10, 2011 Monday

November 11, 2011 Friday

January 24, 2012 Tuesday

February 20, 2012 Monday

April 14, 2012 Saturday Junior Sneak Peek

For more information visit www.indstate.edu/admissions

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Special events are offered for specific audiences. Examples include Teachers of Tomorrow and Celebrating Cultural Diversity Day.

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During a visit, you will have the opportunity to: • Talk to admissions and financial aid counselors • Speak with an academic representative in your area of interest • Enjoy a student led campus tour

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Personal campus visits can be scheduled Monday through Friday, and select Saturdays.

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