Second Degree and Visiting Applicants

Second degree? Nondegree? Summer class? You’re in the right place.

If you have completed a bachelor’s degree and are thinking of enrolling at IU Bloomington to complete a second undergraduate degree, you must consult your school of interest before applying.

Some IU Bloomington schools do not accept second degree candidates; others have varying policies related to obtaining a second bachelor’s degree; and some may instead recommend a graduate-level degree (which can open additional opportunities) in your field of interest.

If you are admitted as a second bachelor’s degree candidate, your next step will be to contact your major department and schedule an academic advising appointment to plan for course registration.

Take undergraduate classes at IU Bloomington as a visiting (nondegree) student

Whether you want to enhance career skills, take a summer class, complete prerequisites for a graduate program, or simply learn something new, you can apply to attend classes as a visiting student (also known as a nondegree student) through the Center for Students in Transition.

Once your application has been approved, you will register for classes online through One.IU.

Learn more about nondegree enrollment

Take a Lifelong Learning (noncredit) class at IU Bloomington

You can also consider taking a Lifelong Learning class through IU Bloomington. Please note that these courses are noncredit and do not count toward a degree program.

Explore Lifelong Learning

Campus safety and security reports

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 IU Public Safety at iups@iu.edu.