Indiana University-Southeast Reviews
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Allison from Seymour, IN
10/12/2010Reviewer is A current student here.
5 out of 5 people found this review useful. 1 of 28
Categories Comments Tips for prospective students If you are like I was and are nervous about large campuses, not looking forward to being just a number, fear not. The campus is small, and yet is spacious so you don't feel cramped. And the class sizes here are small, and all of my professors know me by my name. My largest class is my German class, which has maybe 20 people or so. It really is a great experience, but you have to experience. I suggest visiting here and seeing the campus for yourself.
Bang for the buck There are a TON of activities on campus for people to do. You get a good education and make plenty of friends, but that's not all that's makes a bang for your buck. There are many free events like dances, speeches, magic shows, concerts, lodge activities scheduled almost weekly by your CA's (Community Advisors). Most of which is free, and if not free, at least discounted. There's always something going on here!
Am enjoying being here Being here is awesome. Simple as that. I am generally a shy person, but living on campus has really given me the opportunity to meet awesome and various people and make new friends. In my lodge (yes, lodge. The housing here is amazing) people come over and we play board games and watch movies and we all just hang out. And if I ever need anything, I know there's someone here to talk to. The campus in it's entirety is very pretty. There's a lake and is laid out well for semi-weekly walks or runs. The pond is also really pretty to look at, and I get a view of it from my dorm. Just watch for goose poop when walking during the months the geese are here at the pond.
Am learning a lot The teachers here are generally really nice and easy to talk to. Sure, there are those certain professors you watch out for, but so does every college. The professors I've had so far are really easy-going for the most part, and made transitioning here from high school very smooth.
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Terry from Louisville, KY
07/01/2011Reviewer is A current student here.
1 out of 1 people found this review useful. 2 of 28
Categories Comments Great for these types of students If you are an older student and need to get back in the saddle, this is the place for you. The adult student center is a great place to hang out and Kim Pelle is a great asset for you to use. The staff in the admin offices are great and helpful, too.
Tips for prospective students Make sure to check on-course a lot and your email for events and happenings. Get to the parking lot early and park on the back side and walk through campus. The campus is beautiful and has over 33 different types of trees. (I took Geography 307 this summer with Dr. Galvin!!)
Bang for the buck I am from Hillview (Bullitt County, KY) and I still pay the in-state tuition charge for IN! It's a great value and a whole lot cheaper than the Louisville schools. It takes about 25 minutes to get to class, and parking isn't too bad if you hit it just right.
Am enjoying being here I have been generally accepted by all - teachers, classmates, school staff. I am a 42 yr old returning student and fit in just like I was 22.
Am learning a lot I have been challenged by the teachers and professors. The classes are very interesting and a lot more fun than 15 yrs ago!!
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Christopher from New Albany, IN
07/20/2011Reviewer is A past student here.
1 out of 1 people found this review useful. 3 of 28
Categories Comments Bang for the buck Excellent value for in-state tuition.
Did enjoy being here Beautiful campus. Many activities for resident AND commuter students.
Did learn a lot Great instructors. In all the time I attended, all of my classes were taught by MA's or PhD's. No grad students, yay!
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Calvin from Bedford, IN
12/28/2011Reviewer is A current student here.
1 out of 1 people found this review useful. 4 of 28
Categories Comments Great for these types of students Indiana University Southeast is a great campus for almost anyone. When I say almost, I mean anyone who is willing to put out the effort to learn. Anyone looking for a party school needs to look elsewhere. We like to have fun at this campus, but we also know that our education comes first.
Tips for prospective students Always keep up with your studying, never get lazy, and try to stay focused on what you need to do...it all will pay off in the end!!
Bang for the buck I pay a good portion of money to come here. I will say that I get the most for money because of how great the professors are.
Am enjoying being here Student life around campus is perfect for my type of lifestyle. It's a great place to get an education and also the other students and all faculty make life around campus fun and exciting.
Am learning a lot I am learning as much as I can. The professors and instructors are great and they really get involved with their students' educations.
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Samantha from New Albany, IN
06/06/2012Reviewer is A current student here.
1 out of 1 people found this review useful. 5 of 28
Categories Comments Campus Safety Police station on campus with24-hour patrolling. Many police phone booths. Very safe.
Greek Life Multiple sororities and fraternities for those interested.
Clubs and Activities Any club or activity you are interested in is available. If it isn't, make one.
Great for these types of students Family oriented. Broke.
Share any unusual traditions or locations on campus Cool clock tower,2 mascots (Hoosiers,and grenadiers). 24 hour computer lab. Multiple ponds with a lot of geese.
Bang for the buck For less than half of the money you get an IU degree.
What to do for fun Louisville is less than 15 minutes away. There are many restaurants close. Our campus attempts to have fun activities.
Food and Dining You can not use your debit card.
Dorm Life This does not apply to me. However, they are building on a 3rd dorm, so I suppose the demand is growing. Furthermore, this school is beautiful, I'm sure the housing is too.
Academic Rigor The class sizes are relatively small. You get one on one attention. Learning here is not too difficult.
Tips for prospective students Consider fully all of your options. Do not be afraid to go for something bigger. This school is awesome, but I bet IU Bloomington is better.
In three sentences It is a very beautiful, small college. It feels very close to home. It is not too much different from high school though.
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Lamina from New Albany, IN
09/08/2011Reviewer is A current student here.
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Categories Comments Bang for the buck There are some pretty interesting things going on almost all the time.
Am enjoying being here It's a nice campus with a good atmosphere. I could probably spend all day here.
Am learning a lot The professors at IUS seem to be really concerned with whether or not you are learning, and they will generally help you with any questions you have for them.
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Chayla from Pekin, IN
10/24/2011Reviewer is A current student here.
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Categories Comments Great for these types of students Students that get involved, and love to be involved (or if you hate the world and only want a degree, that's fine too).
Tips for prospective students One of the best things about this school is that it is not restricted to just class then going home. I am often found in the coffee shop playing chess, by the lake drawing or in the game room to hang out with the guys. There are always events going on and they are so much fun! I could go on and on with the events that have already taken place and its only October!
Bang for the buck Living on campus is pricey, but worth it!! The book are expensive (but that is everywhere! Unless you know how to work the system), but I'm only spending about $12000 a year, including all other expenses. It may seem like a ton of money, but compared to surrounding colleges this is nothing!
Am enjoying being here Class will always be class. Some are fun, some are boring but my favorite thing about IUS is the campus! I live on campus, and I think it has been the best experience so far! Not only am I meeting a ton of new people, but I am learning how to be on my own. I live with 3 other girls. We have 2 bathrooms, our own kitchen and living area. It is like a mini-apartment except there is more common experience with all the neighbors. I cannot stress enough how important it is to get this full campus experience and how it has been more beneficial to me than wearing shoes.... in the winter...
Am learning a lot The classes I am taking are very informative. I am seeing some things in a newer and more innovated way. Especially my art classes!
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Cory from Mount Vernon, IN
01/27/2012Reviewer is A current student here.
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Categories Comments Campus Safety we were voted the #2 safest school in the united states by news week.
Greek Life ius has 3 fraternities and 2 sororities.
Clubs and Activities we have over 100 student organizations, so it's very easy to find a group that's right for you.
Great for these types of students indiana university southeast is great for students who want to go to a small school were they have a real chance of excelling and getting to know their teachers.
Share any unusual traditions or locations on campus every year we have the nearly naked mile sponsored by the student alumni association. we also have a halloween party, 80's dance, spring luau, rock fight, and midnight madness.
Bang for the buck tuition is very affordable, and at the end you have an iu degree, but at about half the price of attending iu bloomington.
What to do for fun we two lakes you can fish in, an open tennis court, sand volleyball court, open gym for weightlifting and basketball, we also have several programs each week sponsored by campus life, student programming council, student government association, residence life and housing, or by one of the other student organizations.
Food and Dining the food is pretty good, though the line can be rather long, and the hours for the cafeteria are not the most convenient if you live on campus.
Dorm Life indiana university southeast does not have dorms, but student apartments. they are comparable to regular apartments and come with complete a complete kitchen including, refrigerator, stove, oven, microwave, and a dishwasher. not to mention the great atmosphere inside the lodges.
Academic Rigor the small class sizes allow you to get to know your teachers very well, which allows you to easily contact them when you have questions and need the extra help.
Tips for prospective students get involved on-campus, there are over 100 student organizations, and they are all full of opportunities to involve yourself in the community and with other students.
In three sentences it's an amazing school, with small class sizes, and great teachers. you get a chance to really feel like part of a much larger community. indiana university southeast allows you to excel as both a student, and as a member of the community.
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Kirsten from Louisville, KY
02/03/2012Reviewer is A current student here.
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Categories Comments What to do for fun check out the website for activities and events. there is always something going on. also, make sure to take part in some clubs.
Food and Dining the food is really good. however, i do not eat in the cafeteria often because i have my own kitchen. but when i do the food is always really fresh.
Dorm Life i love having a kitchen, living room, and bathroom in my dorm room. it allows me more freedom then i would otherwise have.
Academic Rigor i really like the classes. professors understand you are taking a variety of classes and have a job. they are really flexible on due dates for things.
Tips for prospective students check out the on campus housing. i live in the dorms and i love them. living in the dorms is so much fun.
In three sentences i really like the small campus atmosphere. it gives you the ability to know everyone personally which helps you adjust to the college lifestyle. i also like that you are able to have a car your freshman year.
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Kathryn from Crothersville, IN
02/04/2012Reviewer is Accepted here and planning to attend soon. Reviewer has been to campus.
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Categories Comments Clubs and Activities this rating is based on what i have been told by others not personal knowledge.
Bang for the buck many of the other schools have offered me lots of scholarship money, but when you figure in thier offering with the final cost ius is still less costly.
Food and Dining this rating is based on what two of my friends who go there now say, not on personal experience.
Dorm Life the dorms are great and i plan on living there. can't wait.
Academic Rigor this rating is based on information i found while comparing them to other schools. not based on personal knowledge.
In three sentences my mom and i have toured lots of campus' around the state and i decided on ius because of the flexibilty it offers. plus the other reviewers here and people i know that go there all love it. i haven't decided a major yet and am super nervous about that but the people there have been very helpful.
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Erica from Coal City, IN
02/13/2012Reviewer is Researching this school. Reviewer has not been to campus.
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Categories Comments Food and Dining what all you have there. is it nice. is it fun
Dorm Life whats it like living on campus. is it nice. is it fun
Academic Rigor what all yo have there. is it fun. is it nice
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Felicia from Louisville, KY
03/22/2012Reviewer is A current student here.
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Categories Comments What to do for fun They have a student center and a lot of activities for students to get involved in.
Academic Rigor Good
Tips for prospective students If you really want a great education, IUS is the school!
In three sentences I have enjoyed my experience at IUS thus far. The instructors are great and they are easy to get in touch with. I love this school!
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Gage from Sellersburg, IN
03/27/2012Reviewer is A current student here.
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Categories Comments Campus Safety its safe
Greek Life weak
Clubs and Activities weak greek life
What to do for fun campus life
Food and Dining food is great variety not so much
Dorm Life New Lodges are super nice but expensive
Tips for prospective students Pick a major use the careers center
In three sentences Good Environment. Strong Academics Helpful Professors
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Alysia from Ferdinand, IN
04/12/2012Reviewer is A current student here.
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Categories Comments Campus Safety This campus has real cops that have an office here, not just security guards.
Great for these types of students This university is great for students who like more one on one communication with professors.
What to do for fun For fun you can get involved in organizations and go to Louisville where you can find anything to do!
Food and Dining I've heard the food is really great here, but I actually have never ate in the dining. The dining area is nice and big with a few televisions. They even have signing and poetry readings in there sometimes.
Dorm Life The dorms here are amazing! Not only do you not have to share a bathroom with a whole floor, but you also get access to a full kitchen, dishwasher too!
Academic Rigor The campus has all the classes that you need for most majors. The professors are mostly all great and willing to help you throughout the semester,
Tips for prospective students When buying books, wait, not all professors make you have them! Once you are accepted and decide to go here don't wait too long to sign up for classes, they fill up fast! Talk to people in your classes and get to know them, it will make this college much more enjoyable.
In three sentences The small class sizes are great for students who don't like huge classes. The housing on campus is fabulous for those who chose to live here. Overall, I personally love this college.
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Camille from Mt Washington, KY
05/13/2012Reviewer is A current student here.
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Categories Comments What to do for fun For such a small campus there is always something going on. The sports teams are worth checking out among all the other activities.
Dorm Life The dorms are new but I've never been in one.
Academic Rigor The teachers take their material seriously and expect you to do the same. Exams are hard but you are paying for this education. Most classes will form a study group so that helps tremendously.
Tips for prospective students Go ask your teachers for help, that is why they are there and they are all more than willing to help. Also, be sure to be involved on campus because it will enhance your experience.
In three sentences An awesome place to learn. The small class sizes and student-oriented teachers encourage learning. The campus is also very safe and an awesome value.
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Colin from Louisville, KY
05/24/2012Reviewer is A current student here.
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Categories Comments Campus Safety I always feel very safe on campus, if any emergency arises there are speaker boxes throughout the campus to go to that directly contacts the Campus Police.
Great for these types of students Students who prefer smaller sized classes and friendly people.
Bang for the buck You get a good education without an overly pricey tuition.
What to do for fun There are countless clubs on campus, and there always seems to be an event happening.
Food and Dining The food is good, there is variety and it tastes pretty good. You can also use your University ID as a sort of debit card to some nearby restaurants.
Dorm Life I don't personally live in the dorm, but I've been in them. They aren't like standard dorms, they seem more like apartments.
Academic Rigor The classes provide a challenge, but there is plenty of help available on campus.
Tips for prospective students Some classes fill up quick, so make sure you have some alternative classes planned out.
In three sentences The classes are perfectly sized. The staff and professors are extremely helpful. There are lots of fun activities on campus.
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Fadiyla from Chicago, IL
06/25/2012Reviewer is A current student here.
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Categories Comments Campus Safety I have not gone to school there yet. i start in august.
Clubs and Activities I have not gone to school there yet. i start in august.
Bang for the buck I have not gone to school there yet. i start in august.
Food and Dining I have not gone to school there yet. i start in august.
Dorm Life I have not gone to school there yet. i start in august.
Academic Rigor I have not gone to school there yet. i start in august.
Tips for prospective students I have not gone to school there yet. i start in august.
In three sentences I have not gone to school there yet. i start in august.
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Lindsey from New Albany, IN
07/12/2012Reviewer is A current student here.
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Categories Comments What to do for fun Watch the campus sports games. Talk and hang out with classmates and friends.
Tips for prospective students Take a tour of the campus. It will help you be able to find your way and not have to rush because you don't know.,
In three sentences Beautiful campus. Friendly faculty. Easy to get started.
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Jon
08/20/2012Reviewer is A current student here.
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Categories Comments Campus Safety Always patrolling and checking to see if you have a parking permit:)
Greek Life Never done it, but those kids really chalk up the campus! Not a bad thing.
Clubs and Activities bunches
Great for these types of students For any type of student (billboards all over campus with flyer's that can help you choose your major).
Share any unusual traditions or locations on campus I like hanging anywhere on campus. Outside mostly if the weather is permissible.
Bang for the buck Your money is definantly spent towards a good education when you go to IUS. I am a senior and I have liked all my teachers besides one and that guy was just making tests up out of deep to save himself time because he is retiring soon.
What to do for fun There are a bunch of activities like baseball, basketball, volleyball, etc. Sometimes kids make things up like playing Frisbee or flag football to do on campus or on the riverfront. The first week of school there are bands playing on campus and a bunch of other things to do to meet and greet people. Plus there is free stuff given out!
Food and Dining The food is improving. There is not that big of a selection (pizza, 3 or 4 pre made sandwiches, 3 or 4 desserts, chips and snacks, salad bar, and a little place that makes something like 12-15 different sandwiches). They just reconstructed the whole area where all the food is hopefully it will be better this year in which I expect it to be.
Dorm Life I have never lived in a dorm on the IUS campus, but I've been in a few and they're really nice and spacey. The lobbies where you can read or watch TV are really active areas and I see kids playing video game systems there quite a bit.
Academic Rigor It has the academic level of teaching as any larger school (Uofl, etc). 100 level classes are sometimes harder than upper level classes. Throws a curve-ball at you when you least expect it. Try this school for yourself to see if it compares to higher level schools, my opinion is from experience.
Tips for prospective students It has the academic level of teaching as any larger school (Uofl, etc). The rooms are made for 30 kids or less instead of 50 to hundred kids. Teachers respond to 90% of emails and so do other services (Financial Aid, etc). Campus is clean and is free of tobacco usage. The food is improving and the campus as a whole is very beautiful.
In three sentences Very clean and active. The dorms are really nice and very spacious. The teachers and students are welcoming if your welcoming.
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Cara from LOUISVILLE, KY
08/21/2012Reviewer is Accepted here and planning to attend soon. Reviewer has been to campus.
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Categories Comments Food and Dining Although I have yet to begin class here, I have heard wonderful things (from students and staff alike) about the food and dining. The dining area is very comfortable as well.
Dorm Life Although I have not personally lived in the dorms, they appear to be very clean and comfortable.
Academic Rigor I gave this an average rating because I have no personal experience to speak from. I will begin my first year very soon.
Tips for prospective students Be patient. Sometimes things don't move quite as quickly as you'd like them to, but everything comes with time.
In three sentences IUS has a relatively small campus with clean grounds and a friendly staff. Everyone is warm and welcoming, and every person on staff has been helpful and polite. It's the only place that I 'd want to be right now.
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Jessica from Greenville, IN
10/31/2012Reviewer is A current student here.
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Categories Comments Campus Safety We have a full-time police force dedicated solely to keeping the campus safe and helping people out in whatever way they can. The University Police also provides escorts for people who are out late at night that don't feel safe going back to their dorms alone, and will even unlock or jump-start your car for you.
Greek Life I can't really speak for this aspect of IUS, but we do have most major fraternities and sororities.
Clubs and Activities IUS has clubs for almost any interest, and it hosts events for all sorts of people. There are music groups, performances, and even a Gay-Straight Alliance and a Gamers' Society!
Great for these types of students This school is really good for a student going for a traditional associate's or bachelor's degree. IUS also offers a limited number of master's degrees. IUS has traditionally been mostly comprised of non-traditional students (students going to college a year or more after graduating high school), but it currently has a large percentage of traditional students straight out of high school while maintaining a good environment for its non-traditional students. Most people who go to IUS also have a part-time or full-time job, like me.
Bang for the buck Choosing this school most definitely gives prospective students a good deal, as far as cost of attendance goes. It would be fairly easy to get the necessary scholarships and grants to not have to pay a penny out of your own pocket for your education here, since the average cost for a year's worth of full-time classes is between $5,000 and $6,000.
What to do for fun IUS hosts plenty of events and clubs for people to participate in. We have sports, sororities and fraternities, and even a Gamers' Society! You can also hang out with your friends in the Commons, the library, or one of the two coffee shops on campus. Of course, there are an abundance of nearby places off-campus that are suitable for hanging out or doing homework. For example, the McDonald's just up the road from IUS has free wi-fi and plenty of seating. if you have some extra money, you can even grab a little snack while working on your schoolwork.
Food and Dining How good the food at IUS really depends on what you like. I personally like most of the things at the cafeteria, and the coffee shops also have good drink options for pretty much anyone. If none of that suits your tastes, then there are a good number of restaurants right in New Albany that you can go to. For example, there is a Taco Bell, a McDonald's, and an Arby's right up the road from campus, and a ton of other places, such as Jimmy John's, Graeter's, and Tumbleweed, just a few minutes away.
Dorm Life I can't really speak for this myself, as I live at home with my parents and commute to school every day that I have classes.
Academic Rigor The level of academic rigor really depends on the classes you take. For example, I find my psychology class really easy, but physics is sometimes rather difficult. Luckily, the teachers I have are good, so nothing is unnecessarily difficult.
Tips for prospective students Make sure you apply as early as possible. I waited and waited to apply, and I was only able to attend the very last orientation session, so I couldn't get the the classes I wanted at the times I preferred. When you apply, also read through the requirements and don't be afraid to chat with the admissions counselors to see if you need anything else. You should also register for the earliest orientation session possible, to ensure that you get the classes you want at the times you want.
In three sentences This school is perfect for me! The class sizes are fairly small (I haven't had a class much bigger than 40 people), and everyone seems to be pretty nice to me. There is plenty to do here when your classwork is done, and also plenty of resources if you need help with anything.
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Tony from New Albany, IN
11/07/2012Reviewer is A current student here.
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Categories Comments Campus Safety The cops on campus are very strict and vigilant. Surveillance is unmatched.
Great for these types of students Slow-learning and interactive type of students
In three sentences If you are looking for an affordable college institution where you want to really study enough, Indiana University southeast is best for you.
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Anonymous
11/28/2012Reviewer is A current student here.
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Categories Comments Campus Safety For such a small campus, IUS has police officers on patrol all the time. Unlike most campuses, these are real police officers who carry guns and can arrest people. There is also call boxes all over campus, in case you are in an emergency.
Clubs and Activities There is many different groups to participate in and there is something for everyone with over 50 student groups.
Great for these types of students -Close to home -On a budget -Introverts -Academically Driven
Share any unusual traditions or locations on campus The Nearly Naked Mile is a campus tradition. Where students run the grounds of the campus and raise money for charity, while doing so in nearly no clothing.
Bang for the buck IUS is a cheap school. With that, you can get a quality education for a fraction of the cost. With such a close-knit environment, there is always someone to help you.
What to do for fun The campus hosts many events, but are never full of students. If you are looking for something to do, head to Louisville a short drive from IUS, and there is always something going on!
Food and Dining There is a food court located in the basement of the University Center. The food is overpriced and prepackaged. However, you are only minutes away from downtown Louisville which has plenty of food options.
Dorm Life The campus has apartments, but mostly students travel and live at home. The apartments are well furnished and a reasonable price, but there is not a lot to do on campus. So, you should probably bring a car if you are planned on live there.
Academic Rigor The classes are designed for commuter students. The teachers are professionals and most come from other larger universities around the region.
Tips for prospective students If you are interested in attending IUS, I would recommend taking a tour of the campus. Review the academic standards on the admissions page of the IUS website (ius.edu) and speak with your guidance counselor about your goals. Academically, IUS is a fairly easy school to get in to and the acceptance rate is high.
In three sentences This small campus comprised of mostly commuters offers a wide variety of degrees and certifications for students. The campus is fairly small and gives you the idea of a friendly close-knit community. Classes are also small, allowing you to get to know your professors and fellow classmates.
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Shermia from Louisville, KY
12/09/2012Reviewer is A current student here.
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Categories Comments Greek Life TKE are the big dawgs on campus! There parties are on thrusday night and attended by atleast 300 people everytime.
Clubs and Activities There is low involvement but many clubs to join.
Great for these types of students Education is first!
Bang for the buck Most affordable in the area and is ranked high in education among other schools.
What to do for fun There are many events and activities held on campus but not many are well attended. It is not the a party school. However, there are many surrounding areas that do party.
Dorm Life I have never lived in the dorms so I am not sure. However they are new!
Academic Rigor If you apply yourself you can achieve a high to moderate academic standing.
Tips for prospective students Education is first and you can build an excellent network of professional that will be of great support to your dreams and career plans.
In three sentences My time at IUS has been educationally valuable. Professors devoted their time and their personal network to ensure that you success inside as well as outside the classroom. It's a clean and safe campus!
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Linzie from Clarksville, IN
12/12/2012Reviewer is A current student here.
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Categories Comments Greek Life I have not experienced Greek Life.
Clubs and Activities I haven't experiences any clubs or activities but I have heard great things!
Great for these types of students Students who want to make a difference and who enjoy being a part of a big family. Indiana University Southeast makes every student feel like they belong and that they are valued.
Bang for the buck To attend Indiana University Southeast, it is much cheaper and a great school.
What to do for fun Relax on campus, attend cultural events and musicals, and shop the bookstore!
Food and Dining The food is acceptable at times, it just all depends on what you like. The area to dine is outstanding. Always clean and tidy.
Dorm Life I do not live in the dorms but I have friends who live in them and I have visited frequently and they are fantastic!
Tips for prospective students Do not procrastinate your duties to be an outstanding college student. Go above and beyond, it is worth it!
In three sentences Extremely helpful and caring! The administrators go above and beyond to help in anyway they can if it's an email or a phone call. They make sure you're on the path to success.
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Jessica from Greenville, IN
01/15/2013Reviewer is A current student here.
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Categories Comments Food and Dining Love the food and the prices. Wish the Ucard covered McDonald and Taco Bell.
Dorm Life Do not currently live in the dorms. I have been inside the dorms and they seem very awesome to live in.
Academic Rigor The 100 level classes are great learning experiences for incoming students and the 300 and above level classes challenge our thinking and get us ready for our future careers.
Tips for prospective students Join a club and learn about all the different activities that you can get involved in.
In three sentences Love the small class sizes. The teachers are very knowledgeable about their subjects. The cost of attending is low for a great education.
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Caleb from Nabb, IN
01/24/2013Reviewer is A current student here.
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Categories Comments What to do for fun There is a game room on the bottom floor of the main building that is full of tv's, pool tables, and ping pong tables. Many groups meet in there for different activities and free time. The fitness center on campus is very nice, and offers every student a free way to get in shape if they so choose.
Food and Dining There are multiple places that a person can go to so they can get something to eat. The dining area is very nice and has a great view of the campus. The cooks are friendly and will fix your food exactly the way you tell them to.
Dorm Life The dorms at IUS are pretty much all brand-new and extremely nice. The rooms are spacious and not heavily crowded. The campus is full of different activities and clubs you can become involved in if you do decide to live on campus.
Academic Rigor The classes are influenced by each separate professor. The classes must be taken very seriously or you can easily fall far behind. You get so much help for every professor and tutor that the work might be extensive and difficult, but can be done and learned.
Tips for prospective students Indiana University-Southeast is a good place for someone who might not have enough financial income to go to a huge university. The classes and professors push every student to do their best. Your tuition and fees are put to great use here, and every student can enjoy their time here.
In three sentences The college is a very nice campus with plenty of different opportunities for every student. All the facualty and staff are extremely helpful with anything that a student may have questions on. The location is ideal because of the many attractions that are close.
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Nicole from Scottsburg, IN
03/12/2013Reviewer is A current student here.
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Categories Comments Campus Safety I had many night classes and always felt very safe, and the presence of campus police also helps with this.
Greek Life Many different sororities and fraternities
Clubs and Activities There are many different clubs and activities always posted on bulletin boards and a huge sign as soon as you arrive on campus. Always something to do.
Great for these types of students Commuter or traditional
Share any unusual traditions or locations on campus The center of the campus is a big clock that many people use as a meeting place, and sometimes there are even bands that play there.
Bang for the buck Great Professors
What to do for fun Hang out with friends in the dorms, or work together on homework and projects in the library.
Food and Dining The food is good and there are even options for light meals such as salads and sandwiches.
Dorm Life The dorms are new and very nice.
Academic Rigor The classes are hard but they give you the information that you would expect for your money.
Tips for prospective students Definitely look into Indiana University Southeast especially if you live close by. Also communicate with your advisers regularly so they can help you stay on track to graduate at a time that is reasonable for you.
In three sentences Indiana University Southeast is a great campus, weather you commute or stay in the new dorms. There are many options for majors, and minors. Also when you graduate you will receive an Indiana University degree just as if you spent the extra money to go to Bloomington.
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