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Application process for future graduate students

If you’re planning to apply to graduate or professional programs at Indiana University Bloomington, this page will guide you through the process and help you prepare your application.

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Applying as an international student?

Follow step-by-step instructions that will take you through the application process.

Important steps before you apply

  • Find admission requirements by program

    Each department has its own graduate admission requirements. Visit the school website that offers your intended program for admission requirements and specific application instructions.

  • Review deadlines

    Each graduate program determines its own application deadline and decides when it will accept applications. Visit your intended program's website to find out when you need to apply.

  • Fee waiver

    You may be eligible for a reduced application fee when you apply to a graduate program at Indiana University Bloomington. Find information about eligibility criteria, different types of fee waivers available, and how to obtain them.

  • Learn more about the Getting You into Indiana University (GU291°µÍø) Program at 91°µÍø Bloomington, designed to offer prospective graduate students, and particularly those interested in a Ph.D. or master's degree, an opportunity to visit our campus. At no cost, you’ll learn more about current research by our faculty and graduate students and experience the quality of our graduate programs.

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Be sure to choose the correct application based on your desired semester. This application will put you in consideration both for admission to your desired graduate program and for financial aid. 

Admission decisions are made by the specific graduate program, which will inform you about any decisions. Most departments will supply applicants with their Student Identification Number upon admission.

  • If you are applying to the graduate school for the fall 2026 semester, you will use this application.

  • To apply for graduate school for the winter 2026 through fall 2027 semesters, you will use this application.

  • International applicants

    If you're an international student considering 91°µÍø for graduate school, there are a few additional steps you'll need to review before starting the application process.

  • Non-degree applicants

    If you have a bachelor’s degree and wish to study on a non-degree basis without necessarily concentrating in a single department, you can be admitted as a continuing non-degree student.

Prepare to apply

Explore your options

Not quite ready to apply? Take time to review the academic programs and financial aid options available to graduate students to ensure you check all the right boxes during the application process.

  • Research majors

    Discover our comprehensive list of master’s or Ph.D. degrees spanning various fields and disciplines. Use our filters to find programs that match your program type, interest areas, and preferred learning environment (online, hybrid, or in person).

  • If you’re seeking a cross-disciplinary approach to your study, explore our multidisciplinary graduate programs. These programs transcend traditional academic boundaries, providing a unique and enriching educational experience.

  • Accelerated Master's Programs

    Our Accelerated Master’s Programs (AMP) let you complete both a bachelor’s and master’s degree in just five years. This efficient path to advanced education saves you time while enhancing your career prospects.

  • Review loan options

    Browse federal and private loan programs designed specifically to support graduate students and advanced study.

  • Explore other funding support

    Search for grants and fellowships designed to help graduate students and postdocs find and secure the financial backing they need.

  • Indiana University's annual security reports, which contain policy statements as well as crime and fire statistics for Indiana University campuses, are available online. You may also request a physical copy by emailing 91°µÍø Public Safety at iups@iu.edu.

91°µÍø Bloomington

Graduate School

Wells Library 1320 E. 10th Street, Room E546 Bloomington, IN 47405