Indiana University South Bend

There are two weeks left until the first day of classes for the fall semester! We can't wait to welcome everyone to campus.

Still need help preparing for the upcoming semester? We are here to help! Send us a message and we will connect you to the right resources.

All first-time students to IU South Bend should plan on attending Titan Takeoff events on Thursday, August 20 and Friday, August 21!

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Titan Takeoff (students only)
Campus Convocation (students and guests)

Summer campus beauty is still in bloom. 🌻 We can't wait to welcome everyone back soon!

The first day of classes for the fall semester is just three weeks away! We are looking forward to welcoming our new and returning Titans.

If you need any help preparing for the upcoming semester, we are here to help! Send us a message and we will connect you to the right resources.

Recent IU South Bend graduates may qualify for direct admission into select graduate programs, with no application fee, tests, essays, or recommendation letters required.

You may be eligible if you:
• Graduated from IU South Bend within the past 5 years
• Earned a 3.0 GPA or higher

Direct Admit options are available in a variety of master’s programs, including business, public affairs, English, liberal studies, music, counseling, and applied math and computer science.

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Direct Admit: Graduate Programs: Academic Affairs: Indiana University South Bend Direct admittance to a participating graduate program at IU South Bend.

National Intern Day is an opportunity to recognize and celebrate interns. Discover how some of our Titans are utilizing internships to gain professional experience, make connections, and put their coursework into action.

Diana Zebroski has blazed her own unique trail to success at IU South Bend.

“I wanted to save the world in the first place, but I’ve learned through my studies that that’s obviously not possible,” she says. “What we can do is to make an impact in our own communities, so here I am."

After moving to the U.S. from the Netherlands as a teenager, Zebroski took an unconventional path to higher education, starting at IU South Bend at age 34. This December, she'll graduate with double majors in Sustainability Studies and Spanish while gaining hands-on experience with local environmental organizations as a McKinney Climate Fellow.

Read about Diana's story: https://news.iu.edu/southbend/live/news/51904-diana-zebroski-on-course-to-graduate-as-double

There are still opportunities to come visit campus this summer before the new semester starts!

Register for an upcoming tour: https://go.iu.edu/8tPN

The second annual Addicott Summer Chamber Music Festival gave us the privilege to welcome two dozen talented young music students to campus!

They worked together in a world-class, immersive experience with daily coaching from The Euclid Quartet and guest artists. The festival also included public performances and masterclasses by some of the world’s leading artists.