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

But you can petition for review if your stats don’t meet the minimum. But IDK what the admit rate via the review path is.

Anonymous wrote:Oh god. Really? This is your response? Get a life.

Lighten up Francis! You are on a Hoosier thread.

Anonymous wrote:I don't know when they release decisions but they definitely shouldn't be in the college football playoff if they lose to Ohio State on Saturday. Strength of schedule is a joke!

+100

Anonymous wrote: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.

Curious where did you read this?

Who cares how he or she spelled it. It’s competitive and most certainly NOT an 85 percent acceptance rate

Anonymous wrote:Kelly isn’t majority admit. Do your research.

So perfect that Kelley is misspelled.

Kelly isn’t majority admit. Do your research.

Indiana is a great safety school. Has good academic programs, Big 10 sports, etc.

I wouldn't look down on it because of it being an essentially open enrollment school.

Kansas, Michigan State, Iowa all fill a need to let in regular achieving students in. Not everyone is a high stats student looking for a top private.

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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.

Why?

Anonymous wrote:I don't know when they release decisions but they definitely shouldn't be in the college football playoff if they lose to Ohio State on Saturday. Strength of schedule is a joke!

An upset of Ohio State is predicted! Should be a great game.

OP, Indiana publishes direct admit criteria for the various programs. This leads to self-selection in the applicant pool. The denominator is mostly students who already know they’ll fit the criteria, so admitted students ends up being a high percentage.

Oh god. Really? This is your response? Get a life.

I don't know when they release decisions but they definitely shouldn't be in the college football playoff if they lose to Ohio State on Saturday. Strength of schedule is a joke!

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?

Look at Naviance. Most everyone gets in from our school.

Just a shout out to say it's a great school. My daughter loved her experience there ( coming from a small DC private) and got into her first choice grad school. If you go to Kelly lots of top companies recruit. And IU football is killing it! Go Hoosiers!