Welcome to IU Bloomington! The Office of International Services will guide you through your steps to enroll.

Your university ID number will be listed in your IU Portal. Use your university ID number to create your IU computing account, which you will use for other important tasks during your admission process, including direct admission review requests.

Please note: The computing account is different than your IU Portal account and the account you created to apply.

Steps to create your IU computing account:

1. Navigate to access.iu.edu/starterkit.
2. Enter your last name, birthdate, and University ID.
3. Follow the instructions.
4. It may take up to 24 hours before you can log in to some services.

What to do if you have forgotten your ID or other information:

• Forgot your 10-digit university ID number? If you are an ACP student, use the Information Recovery Form. All other students should first try the Student Self-Service University Lookup Form. If you still need assistance, please email the Office of Admissions at iub.admissions@iu.edu. (In order to help you, we will request additional information.)
• Forgot your username? Contact the UITS Support Center.
• Forgot your passphrase? Reset it here.

Please note that if you have previously been enrolled in or participated in a program at any IU campus and were given a 10-digit university ID number and username, you will use the same university ID number and username to access (or set up) your IU computing account.

Declare your intent to enroll so we know you’ll be attending IU.

If you are beginning your studies in spring 2025, please declare your intent to enroll by December 15, 2024 or as soon as possible.

If you are beginning your studies in fall 2025, you must indicate your intent to enroll by July 15, 2025 or as soon as possible.

All new students are required to attend orientation, which is where you will learn what is expected of you as an IU student and register for your first semester classes.

Students admitted to IU for the fall semester and who have completed their intent to enroll will receive an invitation in March or April. 

Students who have been admitted to IU for the spring semester and who have completed their intent to enroll will receive an invitation in November.

Make your reservation as soon as you receive your official invitation!

Use the ZeeMee app to meet other admitted students and start building your community. Download the app to your device and search for “IU Bloomington.”

Download app from ZeeMee

Official tuition rates and fees are always available for you at Student Central. That includes complete billing and payment information and details on how to set up a personal deferment—or installment—plan.

To apply for financial aid, you’ll need to submit the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). The application will be available beginning in December.Be sure to complete the FAFSA as early as possible, and definitely by April 15. Student Central will walk you through the process to make sure you’re covering all your bases.

Apply for scholarships by completing the IU Scholarships Application in the IU Scholarships task in One.IU. The IU Scholarships Application is used to determine eligibility for many scholarships at IU. It includes a series of questions and two essays. Sign in using your IU computing account. Then fill out the application and click “Finish and Submit."

Once you submit the IU Scholarships Application, you can search for scholarships.

Learn more about scholarships

If you have work in progress, we need an official transcript.

To maintain your status as an admitted student, you’ll need to:

• Have your school send us a final, official transcript. If you have coursework in progress, send your transcript as soon as it is available.
• Maintain your high level of academic performance.

Student Central exists to make registering for classes and applying for financial aid easy.

Although you’ll register for your first semester of classes during New Student Orientation, you’ll use Student Central for the rest of your college career. It’s your resource for staying on top of important class registration and financial aid deadlines.

It will show you how to do things like:

• Register for class
• Submit work-study documents
• Manage your financial aid
• Update personal information such as your name and address

We suggest bookmarking the home page. It’s a resource you'll want to keep referring back to.

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

Let your parents or guardians—and whomever else you choose—set up e-bill notifications, pay bills electronically, and view bursar account details. 

Indiana state law requires all new students to submit immunization data.

Before your first day of classes, you must complete and submit the Online Immunization Compliance form, where you will be asked to provide dates and documentation of immunizations for the following diseases: 

• Measles/mumps/rubella (MMR)—two doses required 
• Meningitis—Meningococcal ACWY administered on or after the age of 16 
• Tdap—administered within the last 10 years 
• Varicella/Chickenpox—two doses required 

Find form and instructions at Student Central

Let us know if you need special accommodations to help you perform at your best. Register with Accessible Educational Services (AES) as soon as you’ve been accepted at IU Bloomington.

Whether your condition is physical, medical, learning related, psychiatric, or a temporary disability, AES will help you achieve your academic goals. Note that services do not automatically transfer from your previous school; you must apply for services at IU. Approval for accommodations on placement tests does not automatically qualify you for services during the academic year.

Contact AES at your earliest convenience. They’ll meet with you during New Student Orientation to ensure that services will be in place when the academic year starts.

If your plans change, you can defer your acceptance for one semester.

Here are our policies for deferring your acceptance:

• You can defer your entry for up to one semester; after one semester has passed, you’ll need to reapply for the term you plan to attend.
• If you choose to defer your admission and then take courses at another postsecondary institution, you are required to submit new transcripts and your application may be reviewed again based on any new academic information.

To defer, fill out the online deferral form for domestic freshman and transfer students at least two weeks before the start of the term for which you originally applied. Once on the form, choose "Entry Term" and complete the deferral information.

Please use the button below to cancel your application.