Indiana University-Southeast

New Albany, IN • public

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Overview

Institution Type

public

Campus Setting

Suburban (Suburb: Large )

Student Population

Undergrad: 5,253 • Total: 5,933

Academic Calendar

Semester

Honors College/Program

Yes
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Address

4201 Grant Line Rd
New Albany, IN
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Website

https://southeast.iu.edu/

Region

Midwest

Carnegie Classification

Bac/A&S: Baccalaureate Colleges – Arts & Sciences Focus

Student Demographics

Gender Distribution

Male: 1,994 (38.0%) • Female: 3,259 (62.0%)

Race/Ethnicity Distribution

Asian	143	2.7%
Black/African American	361	6.9%
Hispanic/Latino	351	6.7%
White	4,052	77.1%
Two or More Races	237	4.5%
International	29	0.6%

Admissions & Selectivity

Acceptance Rate

83.1%

1,714 admitted from 2,062 applicants

SAT Score Range (25th-75th percentile)

Reading: 510-610
Math: 500-580
Total: 1010-1190

ACT Composite Range (25th-75th percentile)

20-26

Application Types Offered

—

Application Requirements

—

Financial Aid Forms

FAFSA only

Academic Outcomes

6-Year Graduation Rate

33.5%

4-Year Graduation Rate

26.0%

Freshman Retention Rate

70.0%

Student-Faculty Ratio

32.8:1

Cost & Financial Aid

Total Cost of Attendance (2022-23)

In-State

$18,380

Tuition + Room & Board + Books

Out-of-State

$32,244

Tuition + Room & Board + Books

Annual Tuition & Fees (2022-23)

In-state: $7,492
Out-of-state: $21,356

Room & Board

$644

Books & Supplies

$10,244

Students Receiving Pell Grants

79%

🏈 Athletics

Men's Sports (3)

Baseball Basketball Tennis

Women's Sports (4)

Basketball Softball Tennis Volleyball

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