Indiana

[Anonymous]

Has anyone heard get?

[Anonymous]

Not my kid…but why would you.


Indiana says you will hear by January 15. Is there some reason to believe the first acceptances will happen by 11/20?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Not my kid…but why would you.


Indiana says you will hear by January 15. Is there some reason to believe the first acceptances will happen by 11/20?

NP Last year acceptances started in November even though the website had a later date. This happens at a lot of publics. OP check College Confidential thread for people posting when they hear. This forum is not good for that info unless you want T25.

[Anonymous]

Disagree. I’ve been looking here for news on when Indiana will start to roll out, agree it could be any day. Kelley is T15 for business, btw.

[Anonymous]

I thought college confidential was dead?

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Question about Indiana ... the way people talk about it here, I had assumed it was medium-competitive. I looked up the acceptance rate, and it said 82.4%. But the stats were pretty high -- something like a 3.7 average GPA and SATs midrange 1230-1340. Any recent real-world experience? Can a B student (true B) get in?

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Anonymous wrote:Question about Indiana ... the way people talk about it here, I had assumed it was medium-competitive. I looked up the acceptance rate, and it said 82.4%. But the stats were pretty high -- something like a 3.7 average GPA and SATs midrange 1230-1340. Any recent real-world experience? Can a B student (true B) get in?

It's 1180 - 1380 with only like 55% of applicants submitting.

[Anonymous]

I read that they are being more strict with releasing this year since they are no longer rolling and viewed last year as a transition from rolling to EA. So apparently Dec 15 is the start and they will be hopefully doing IU and Kelly together starting with the auto direct admits.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Question about Indiana ... the way people talk about it here, I had assumed it was medium-competitive. I looked up the acceptance rate, and it said 82.4%. But the stats were pretty high -- something like a 3.7 average GPA and SATs midrange 1230-1340. Any recent real-world experience? Can a B student (true B) get in?

It's 1180 - 1380 with only like 55% of applicants submitting.

OK! My kid should be in the mid-1200s. I think he'd like it.

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Anonymous wrote:Question about Indiana ... the way people talk about it here, I had assumed it was medium-competitive. I looked up the acceptance rate, and it said 82.4%. But the stats were pretty high -- something like a 3.7 average GPA and SATs midrange 1230-1340. Any recent real-world experience? Can a B student (true B) get in?

Keep in mind there is a wide variation there across programs, so things like the business school will attract high stats while others not so much.

[Anonymous]

A friend‘s daughter is leaving Indiana after her first semester as a freshman. She hates it. She visited twice and loved it. came from a New England private boarding school.

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Anonymous wrote:A friend‘s daughter is leaving Indiana after her first semester as a freshman. She hates it. She visited twice and loved it. came from a New England private boarding school.

Do you know why she hates it?

I can see the boarding school --> Indiana trajectory not going well.

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Anonymous wrote:A friend‘s daughter is leaving Indiana after her first semester as a freshman. She hates it. She visited twice and loved it. came from a New England private boarding school.

What does she not like? My DC has it as a safety, but they have pretty much said they won't go b/c they are having 2nd thoughts about going to Indiana (as a state).

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:A friend‘s daughter is leaving Indiana after her first semester as a freshman. She hates it. She visited twice and loved it. came from a New England private boarding school.

What does she not like? My DC has it as a safety, but they have pretty much said they won't go b/c they are having 2nd thoughts about going to Indiana (as a state).

I wouldn’t worry about it that much. Bloomington and the IU campus are pretty much their own world.

[Anonymous]

Kelly needs a direct admit of 3.8GPA and a 1370 SAT or higher. That's a non negotiable.