Indianapolis, IN

University of Indianapolis

At a Glance
Admission, Tuition, Population, and more
Updated: July 13, 2024
University of Indianapolis is a four-year, private (not-for-profit) school located in Indianapolis, IN.
It is classified as Doctoral / Research University by Carnegie Classification.
University of Indianapolis is accredited by Higher Learning Commission.

67% Acceptance Rate

For 2024-25 admission, 10,891 applied, 7,242 accepted, and 770 enrolled in UIndy.
329 men and 431 women first-time, full-time students enrolled.

2025 Tuition & Fees

The 2025 tuition & fees are $37,200 for undergraduate programs and $43,768 for graduate programs.
Tuition has increased by 2.94% compared to last year at University of Indianapolis.

Financial Aid

3,433 undergraduate students have awarded and the average amount of the aid awarded is $25,753.
For freshmen, 851 students (100%) have received financial aid and its average amount is $29,037.

Student Population

A total of 5,000 students enrolled UIndy in 2025.
By gender, 1,762 men and 3,238 women students are enrolled.
There are 3,603 undergraduate and 1,397 graduate students.

118 Major Programs

  • 13 programs through online
  • 34 graduate programs

Offered Degrees

  • Certificate Programs
  • Associate
  • Bachelor's
  • Master's
  • Doctorate
  • Post-graduate Certificate

Graduation Rate

The graduation rate of UIndy is 56%.
The retention rate is 71% for full-time and 71% for part-time students.
Graduation Rate
56%
Retention Rate
71%
Students to Faculty Ratio
12 to 1

Facutly & Staffs

A total of 489 faculties (instructional staffs) are working for UIndy and the average faculty salary is $73,215. The studetns to faculty ratio is 12 to 1.
There are 934 non-instructional staffs and the average staff salary is $63,521.
Number of Faculties
489
Average Faculty Salary
$73,215
Number of Staffs
934
Average Staff Salary
$63,521

Special Learning Opportunities

  • Distance Learning (online classes)
  • ROTC
  • Study Abroad
  • Teacher Certificate

On-Campus Services

  • Academic/career counseling
  • Employment services for students
  • Placement services
  • Libraries