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Student Resources

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You're blazing a trail and setting a new path, but you don't have to go it alone. Find support with any of these resources below.

Resources to support students

Adaptive Educational Services (AES)

AES coordinates support services and academic accommodations for students with documented disabilities.

Career services

You can access the career services office available to you, based on the school of your major.

Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS)

CAPS is a campus counseling service, offering group and individual therapy, assessments, psychiatric medication management, and more.

Financial literacy

The goal of MoneySmarts is to help students make informed financial decisions before, during, and after college.

Help me ROAR

The R.O.A.R. (Registry of Options and Resources) website is a one-stop shop of information with campus and local community resources within a five-mile radius of IU Indianapolis.

Higher education glossary

What's a "bursar"? Learn the vocab with this glossary of important education terms that U.S. News compiled.

Student and Family Connections

Information is available for parents and families of our Jaguar students to help with the transition to college all the way through graduation.

Paws Pantry

Paw's Pantry is here to reduce your worries by providing you with food assistance so you can finish school.

Scholarships

Scholarships can help you keep your education on track academically and financially. Find important application information here.

Study abroad

Study abroad opportunities will help expand your horizons. Explore programs offered by IU Indianapolis, Indiana University, or even a non-IU program.

Student advocacy and support

You can get help navigating through life's ups and downs. This office can help you find the support you need to succeed inside and outside of the classroom.

Student employment

This office supports students as they pursue and succeed in meaningful, academically relevant college work experiences.

Student organizations

Student organizations can help you make friends, explore new interests, and learn skills that will help you succeed wherever you go after college.

Student Support Services (SSS)

SSS is a program to help specially selected students from the time they come through orientation until they graduate.

Office for Veterans and Military Personnel

Support from this office is available to future and current students to identify next steps, academic benefits, and tools to help shape your success.

What is first-gen?A first-generation student is anyone attending college whose parents did not earn a degree.

Good companyNearly 30% of all IU Indianapolis students are first-gen. Are you?

National trendsOnly 38% of first-generation high school students enroll in college. Being first can be tough, but IU Indianapolis is here to help you succeed.