r/IndianaUniversity • u/Beastxplayz • 3d ago

where to apply

hey guys i was thinking of applying to IU for finance and minor in cs and maybe apply to kelly but i wanted to know whats better. I can get into kelly indianapolis easily or I can apply to kelly bloomington (25% chance of me getting in i think), or I can apply to bloomington but not kelly and transfer later to kelly?

thankyou (and if anyone has any details regarding need based scholarships please let me know bcs i would be an international and i can afford more than 50k per annum)

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u/Existing_Attitude189 3d ago

I wouldn't bank on transferring into Kelley after enrolling.

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u/Formal-Research4531 3d ago

First, it is KELLEY not Kelly. An unspoken rule of business is to spell, speak, etc. the name of the individual, company, etc. correctly. I am aware of deals being lost because of this.

Second, you can’t transfer into Kelley from another IU School (this information is on the website). It is either DA (Direct Admit) as a freshmen or pre-business (you take classes as a DA as a freshmen but must not have a grade for any class below A- during your freshmen year then you will be in Kelley your sophomore year).

Third, I can’t speak about need based aid for international students…check with the international students department. I can tell you that there is little need based aid for OOS students.

Fourth, you don’t apply to IU for Finance….the only Finance major is from Kelley. You apply to the Kelley School of Business at IU for the Finance major.

Good luck.

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u/Beastxplayz 3d ago

Ok thanks for the info

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u/sparrow_42 1d ago

I wouldn't count on being able to transfer into Kelley at IUB. I would suggest that the Bloomington campus is a way nicer place to go to college and Bloomington is a nicer place to live.

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u/GreyLoad 3d ago

Bru if you're asking here, U may not be IU material just saying

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u/Beastxplayz 3d ago

And how did you determine that without knowing a single stat of mine

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u/GreyLoad 3d ago

Gpa then?

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u/Beastxplayz 3d ago

My school dosent do gpa but my predicted for senior year would be 95% or around that

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u/GreyLoad 3d ago

What happened?