TERRE HAUTE, Ind. (WTWO/WAWV)— Indiana State University (ISU) now has plans to make the admission process easier than ever for students.
In a news release, ISU announced that it will be doing away with its application fees for all domestic undergraduate students. Along with this, any students who have a high school GPA of 3.0 or higher will be receiving direct priority admission.
“By removing financial barriers and streamlining the admissions process, we are ensuring that more students can access the quality education Indiana State University is known for,” said ISU President Dr. Mike Godard. “We want to support students who have demonstrated academic excellence and provide them with a direct path to becoming part of the Sycamore family.”
This, together with ISU’s offer to pay 4 yours of in-state tuition for qualified, Pell-eligible students from Indiana, Illinois, and multiple other states for students who have a 2.75 GPA, and their Experience Grants that are worth up to $3,000 to support out of classroom learning, ISU hopes to make admission easier for students.
Provost Christopher Olsen added, “We recognize that the application process can be stressful for students and their families. These changes reflect our dedication to removing obstacles and providing students with an accessible, straightforward path to choosing Indiana State University.”
Interested students can visit Indiana State University’s admissions page to learn more about applying and the programs available.
