[updated for 2024-2025 admission data]
How hard is IUSE to get into?
This page provides the latest information on Indiana University-Southeast (IUSE)'s admission process, acceptance rate, and student profile. IUSE's acceptance rate is 84.46% for 2024-2025 admission. A total of 2,040 students applied and 1,723 were admitted to the school. Its acceptance rate is relatively high, making it somewhat easy to get into IUSE.
To apply to IUSE, it is required to submit high school GPA and record. The SAT and ACT score is not required, but considered for admission. In addition, english proficiency test score is also considered (required).
Admission Statistics
For the academic year 2024-25, IUSE's acceptance rate is 84.46% and the yield (also known as enrollment rate) is 39.70%. 662 men and 1,378 women applied to IUSE and 549 men and 1,174 women students were accepted.
Among them, 232 men and 452 women were enrolled in IUSE. You can explore the IUSE's admission rates and SAT score trends over the past decade, including year-by-year data and analysis, by visiting Admission Trends page.
Median SAT and ACT Score
For the academic year 2025, 220 students (32% of enrolled students) submitted SAT scores and 54 students (8% of enrolled students) submitted ACT scores as part of the admission process at IUSE.
The median SAT score for admitted students is 1,060, including 540 in SAT Evidence-Based Reading and Writing (EBRW) and 520 in SAT Math. The 75th percentile SAT EBRW score is 610 and the 25th percentile is 490. For SAT Math, the 75th percentile score is 570 and the 25th percentile is 480.
The median ACT composite score is 22, with a 75th percentile score of 25 and a 25th percentile score of 20 at IUSE. The median ACT Math score is 21 and the median ACT English score is 22.
How competitive is IUSE's score?
The SAT and ACT scores at Indiana University-Southeast are similar to the average score compared to similar colleges (SAT: 1,078, ACT: 22 - public master's college and university with medium programs).
First-year Enrollment by Gender and Enrolled Type
For the academic year 2024-25, total 684 first-year students enrolled in IUSE. The proportion of full-time students is 92.84% and part-time students is 7.16%.
By gender, the proportion of men students is 33.92% and women students is 66.08%.
The following table shows the first-year students by gender and enrolled type at IUSE.
Application Requirements
It requires to submit High School GPA, High School Record (or Transcript), Completion of College Preparatory Program, and English Proficiency Test to its applicants.
The SAT and ACT test score is not required, but considered in admission process at IUSE. The english proficiency test is required .
The next table summarizes the application requirements to apply Indiana University-Southeast.
For more admission information such as minimum GPA and deadlines, see its online application page .
General Admissions Information
The following provides general admission information for applying to IUSE:
IUSE Admission Frequently Asked Questions
IUSE is relatively easy to get into, with an acceptance rate of 84.46%.
IUSE recommends submitting SAT or ACT scores, but they are not strictly required for admission. The average SAT score required for admission to IUSE is 1,060, and the average ACT score is 22. Meeting or exceeding these scores will improve your chances of admission.
IUSE does not require or recommend a personal essay or statement for admission. However, they may be required for certain programs or scholarships.
IUSE does not require or recommend a recommendation letter for admission. However, it may be required for certain programs or scholarships.
IUSE does not require an application fee for undergraduate or graduate admission.
Yes, IUSE requires applicants to submit high school GPA, high school record or transcript as part of the admission process.
Yes, IUSE requires international applicants to submit an English proficiency test (like TOEFL or IELTS) as part of the application.
The institutional SAT code for IUSE is 1314 and 4-digit ACT code is 1229.