University of Indianapolis Stats, Info and Facts

It's a great campus, very beautiful. The dorms are very nice, and are filled with fantastic people.

I'm not to sure about mandatory church services but I think I will learn to love it very much.

I absolutely hated going to U of I. The main reason I most likely did not connect with the people on campus and the school itself was because I was a commuter, which exculded me from meeting more friends and obtaining a better campus experience. Another reason I did not like this school was because most of the students that were enrolled were over-priveledged, upper-class, only child students. I; however, come from a much different background and therefore did not connect with the teachers or students.

Before attending college, I didn't research too much about what I wanted to do and where I wanted to go. I landed on UIndy from the internet and basically figured I would try it for a year because I already had plans to transfer to another college afterwards. Arriving here the first thing you notice is the size. UIndy is pretty small and you get that feeling of high school again. Although I love the fact that it doesn't have 50,000 students here and you get to see and know many of the same faces each and every day here, it seems a bit like high school. Many of the students here went to high school with each other and immediately there are already cliques and groups before you even have a change to mingle (like me who didn't know anyone). I met a few people that I gained a personal friendship with and after leaving UIndy after my freshman year I know I will carry that friendship on throughout my life. The small school feeling is awesome, but if you want that feeling that everyone is trying to meet new people and there aren't too many cliques besides the usually sports ones, then I would advise to look elsewhere. You never know though, those few friends you might meet here will be genuine people that you can count on for days to come. It is really a gamble of the dice.

University of Indianapolis' campus is a small private college. It gives you a chance to meet more of the people on campus. Larger campuses have a larger student population, so you don't get to meet a lot of the people on campus. This university is trying to get the students more involved in what is going on around campus. Most events are ran by student organizations. I enjoy the close environment with students and teachers.