Admitted Students

To create your computing account, you’ll need your University ID number, which was included in your letter of admission.

Creating your IU computing account

If you already have a computing account, you can follow the prompts to create your IU email account.  

1. Search for and select “Create My First IU Account” in One.IU.
2. Read the Guidelines for Appropriate Usage, which are rules and policies for IT account use at IU, and agree to these policies.
3. Enroll in the Passphrase Self-Service Reset System. If you forget your passphrase, this tool will enable you to reset it yourself without having to visit a UITS Support Center walk-in location in person.
4. You will want to save or record your account information in a secure place. You will need this information each time you log into your IU computing account.
5. Exit. It may take up to two hours before you can log into some services.

If you have ever previously been enrolled in or participated in a program at any IU campus and were given a 10-digit University ID number or IU username, you will use the same ID number or username and follow these steps to set up your IU computing account.

If you have forgotten your IU username, contact the UITS team.

After creating your IU computing account, you must set up DUO Two-Step Authentication to secure your account.

Go to kb.iu.edu/d/bgfm to follow steps for set up.

Your IU email is the official method of communication for the university. Your professors, academic advisors, and other staff members use email as their primary way of communicating with you so be sure to check your email often.

You will begin receiving emails from many offices on campus. Included in this communication will be important deadlines and information that you will not want to miss!

Accessing your IU email

Once your IU computing accounts have been created, you can access your IU email by:

• Visiting iupuc.edu and clicking "Gmail at IU" at the bottom of the IUPUC homepage

or

• Visit one.iu.edu and search "email." Select "Gmail at IU."

Need assistance?

Contact the IT Help Desk at 812.375.7555.

IUPUC requires all fall freshmen to officially accept their offer of admission by paying a non-refundable $100 enrollment deposit. Your deposit will appear as a credit on your financial account.

Pay via credit card
https://www.iupuc.edu/qpay

Request a waiver
http://go.iu.edu/ISZ6 

If you have taken college courses while in high school, or at another institution, or if you have taken classes for AP credit, you need to request official transcripts or test scores be sent to IUPUC. In order to better schedule classes for your first semester, your academic advisor needs official final grades and test scores.

• For college or university transcripts, please contact the college from which you received your dual credits and request an official transcript to be sent to IUPUC.
• For AP test scores, contact the College Board and request a copy of your scores to be sent to IUPUC.
• If you have completed dual credit from an IU campus (either on campus or through the Advanced College Placement), no action is needed - those credits are already applied to your transcript.

Send transcripts or AP Exam scores to:

Office of Recruitment and Admissions
4601 Central Avenue
Columbus, IN 47203

Email: IUCORECV@indiana.edu

In order to place you in the most appropriate math course, IUPUC requires all first-year students take the ALEKS Math Placement Exam. This tool assesses your current math level in order to place you in the most appropriate math course.

Please keep in mind, this test must be taken before you see an academic advisor.

SCHEDULE YOUR PLACEMENT EXAM
Register online at iupuc.edu/testing.
For more information, contact University College (UCOL) at 812.348.7200 or email universitycollege@iupuc.edu.

At IUPUC, you will meet with your academic advisor to register for classes. We want you to have planty of time to ask questions and discuss your future in a confidential and personal setting.

Your advisor will:

• Assist in planning  your academic program.
• Explain how your transfer credits apply to your degree.
• Explain academic policies and requirements.
• Suggest opportunities like our Honors Program.

Schedule your appointment as soon as possible for best choice of classes and class times.

SCHEDULING AN APPOINTMENT
To schedule an appointment, contact your academic division.
If you’re unsure of your division, contact University College. 

Orientation is your official welcome to IUPUC, where you’ll:

• Connect with faculty and staff.
• Engage in activities with current students.
• Learn more about campus resources.
• Receive information about financial aid.

RESERVE YOUR SPOT TODAY!
Register online at iupuc.edu/orientation.

You will have an immunization hold on your account, that could prevent you from registering for classes. To remove this hold, you will need to provide immunization data. Before you register, follow these steps to remove the hold:

1. Log into One.IU.
2. Search for "Immunization".
3. Click "Immunization Compliance".
4. Click the green start button.
5. Follow the prompted steps.

If you have a documented short– or long–term physical, mental, or other challenge that could have an impact on your ability for a successful student experience, talk to us. We can work with you to provide a number of Adaptive Educational Services (AES) based on your documented needs. Make an appointment with the AES coordinator by calling 812.375.7528 or visit iupuc.edu/aes.

To apply, you’ll need to submit the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). The application will be available beginning October 1.

Learn more about financial aid

If someone is helping you fund your college education, make it easy for him or her to do it.

Let your parents (and whomever else you choose) set up e-bill notifications, pay bills electronically, and view bursar account details. The Office of the Bursar has easy instructions for you to set up an authorized payer.

Learn more about third-party payer access