Indiana University - Indianapolis
Locations: Indianapolis (IN)
Annual Tuition: $34,891
Programs with 5+ Reviews
Master's 3.7 Business
Master's 4.0 History
Master's 3.3 Law
Doctorate 4.2 Library Science
Master's 3.0 Psychology
Bachelor's 4.1
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Reviewed: 5/6/2026
Degree: Psychology
I found that when I was attending was a turbulent time in academia. I enjoyed the time I spent and felt I could have gotten additonal guidance if I had known ahead of time. I do think the professors I had tryly did care about making sure we understood the material and were acutely aware of student perceptions.
Snake Bite
Reviewed: 1/14/2026
Degree: Psychology
IU Indy was a great school to go to. The staff, espeically in the psychology department, are so knowledgable and are almost all very active in research, so they have a great deal of information to provide and even opportunities for students to gain research experience in undergrad! The location of IU Indy is phenomenal, with partnerships available at many local organizations and businesses. They love hiring IU Indy grads!
Sai
Reviewed: 1/17/2018
Degree: Psychology
I graduated from IUPUI in 2016. I liked the academics at IUPUI. They have wide variety of majors to choose from. I transferred from biology major to psychology. The faculty at the school that thought my classes were awesome. Undergraduate research opportunities offered by the university get a one of my stars. Being located in downtown opens up lot of job opportunities as well as provides access to low price apartment rentals to the students .
Kendra
Reviewed: 8/11/2016
Degree: Psychology
IUPUC is a great school with a small school feel. Everyone from the bursar to the advisors and the finalcial aid office are always happy to see you and welcome your questions. I always felt like their first goal was to serve me and help me in any way they could. They class sizes are smaller than larger campuses which makes for a more relaxed and intimate learning setting.
AH
Reviewed: 7/22/2016
Degree: Psychology
It was informative. It is good to have the degree but make sure it is really something you want to do. It is a waste of time and money if you get a degree in something you aren't interested in. I do appreciate the knowledge I gained from college.