International undergraduate and graduate students have different tuition, fees, and other expenses—including mandatory health insurance—than students from Indiana.

All international students are required to have health insurance for themselves and their families to help pay for medical care. The Office of International Services has detailed information about health insurance and insurance for dependents. 

IU undergraduates pay a flat fee for tuition, which entitles them to register for 12 to 17 credit hours per semester. Most degree programs require students to average 15.5 credit hours per semester in order to graduate in the traditional eight semesters.

When you apply to IU, you will be required to show funding for these expenses. See Required Financial Documentation below.

Federal regulations require students to demonstrate that they have the financial resources to support themselves and any dependents during their first year of study in the United States. Your immigration document cannot be issued, without this information.

Once you have submitted an application, you will be able to submit the necessary required documents via the Financial Documentation e-form in iStart.

For a list of acceptable sources of funding, click here.

The estimated costs below are for students who intend to begin their studies in summer and remain enrolled through the full school year. Estimated costs for enrollment only in the second 8 weeks of summer term, can be found here.

Summer undergraduate courses are estimated at $875 per credit hour for summer 2013, and mandatory fees will be approximately $373. Estimated expenses for full-time, undergraduate enrollment beginning in summer 2013 are below. You can also see estimated summer expenses for graduate students.

Spouse: $7,024
First child: $6,289
Each additional child: $3,973