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Applying for admission to an Online or Hybrid (online & regional) program at Indiana Wesleyan University can open the door to making your personal and professional goals a reality.
Our programs combine theory and the practical employment experiences of adult professionals to create a truly dynamic learning environment. IWU graduates can be found in corporations, school districts, health care agencies, government entities, and many other types of organizations. With an emphasis on character, scholarship and leadership, our goal is to prepare every student to be a world changer.
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Certain online programs may require specific academic standards
Applicants must be able to run a supported internet browser and handle additional plug-ins, as needed
In addition to a completed application, applicants may be required to submit addtl. documents.
Many of our programs are available in a flexible learning format, meaning you can choose to earn your degree fully online or onsite in a regional education center located in Indiana, Kentucky, or Ohio.
These questions will help you in the application and admissions phase of attending IWU online.
Tuition and fees vary according to the degree program you plan to pursue.
For further information, please refer to the specific webpage of the program in which you are interested.
As a not-for-profit institution, our tuition and fees are very competitive, and we disclose the full costs of tuition, books, and all normal fees up front.
As a general rule, any U.S. citizen who is not in default under a prior student loan is eligible for a federal student loan program if enrolled in a program leading to a degree, professional licensure, or certification.
Your enrollment counselor or our Financial Aid Office can help you determine your eligibility for financial aid programs.
Yes, Indiana Wesleyan University is accredited by The Higher Learning Commission and is a member of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools.
Regional accreditation is the form of academic accreditation that is universally recognized by colleges and universities throughout the United States.
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Already Submitted an Application An Admissions Representative will be assigned to you when we receive your application. This person will guide you step-by-step through the application process.
It is best to submit your application as early as possible to allow time to gather and submit the required documents.
At a minimum, you should start the process at least two weeks before the deadline. Some programs may necessitate a longer lead time due to admission requirements.
So, what it's like to be an online student? Here's a few common questions about what it's like to study online.
A wide variety of learning activities are used, in order to give students numerous ways and opportunities to demonstrate their learning, and the types of activities do vary from program to program.
All of our online programs have papers and projects, just like those found in classroom programs, but there are also virtual tours, video presentations and case studies, interactive CD-ROM or Web-based activities, simulations, and similar learning activities that are particularly well-suited to the online environment and adult learners.
There is no prescribed date and time for class sessions. Each class session or "workshop" lasts seven days.
Students log in throughout those seven days to view their assignments, participate in discussions and team activities, and submit their assignments.
The key advantage to online learning is the flexibility and convenience of participating in class when it best suits your schedule.
Online Campus Library Services (OCLS) is available to help you with research, identifying what materials are available and obtaining them for you. Assistance is available at 800-521-1848 or ocls@indwes.edu.
Some of our regional Education Centers also have local library materials and librarian assistance.
Lectures, in the traditional sense, are not a significant part of IWU's online learning programs.
Our faculty members participate in the class discussions and provide their insights in interactive fashion rather than a sit-and-listen lecture.
There is also a Facilitator's Forum that affords our faculty a venue in which to expand upon or explain textbook concepts. Other supplements, such as CD-ROMs and virtual tours, are also frequently used to supplement the textbooks.
Under emergency circumstances, a student may be allowed:
For more information and for specific attendance requirements by program, see the IWU Catalog.
Current students can access their unofficial academic record through the IWU student portal: http://myiwu.indwes.edu
If you are unable to access the link above, contact the Registrar’s Office at 765-677-2131 or registrar@indwes.edu.
Indiana Wesleyan University is using Parchment for ordering transcripts. As a result, you will now need to submit your transcript request through their services. IWU will still be mailing transcripts from the Marion Campus until we have completed the next phase of this partnership, which will be the electronic delivery. However, please note that Parchment is providing the ordering service only at this time.
An official transcript will show:
A $5 fee is charged for each mailed transcript and $10 for each faxed transcript. Additionally, Parchment will charge $2.50 per each transcript request.
Delivery of Transcripts:
IWU will continue to deliver the transcripts in the following time frame:
