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Indiana University (IU) Northwest offers numerous academic programs and learning options to suit the interests, goals and schedules of just about anyone. Located in Gary, Indiana, Indiana University’s academics encompass bachelor’s, master’s and associate’s degrees as well as certificate programs. At the undergraduate level, IU Northwest grants degrees in the liberal, fine and performing arts and sciences as well as Business, Economics, Public Health and Human Services. Master’s degrees are awarded in such fields as Public Affairs, Clinical Counseling, Education, Social Work and Business Administration. IU Northwest also offers pre-professional programs and professional certifications. Schedules at IU also cater to a range of needs with daytime, evening, weekend, part-time and full-time options. Admission to two-year and four-year programs is based on submission of an application and transcripts. Graduate school admission is based on the requirements of the individual departments. Tuition costs vary depending on the program, and are significantly reduced for Indiana residents. Financial aid and payment plans are also available to those who qualify.

Founded in 1869, Purdue University is a public land-grant research university located in West Lafayette, Indiana. It is renowned for its programs in science, technology, engineering, and agriculture, offering a wide range of undergraduate and graduate degrees.

Ball State University Foundation, established in 1951, serves as the managing entity for Ball State University's endowment fund. Based in Muncie, Indiana, the foundation supports various programs and facilities at the university, contributing to its academic, cultural, entertainment, and economic value. The foundation is led by an executive team that oversees the management of the endowment.

Indiana University School of Social Work provide the full continuum of social work education.

The University of Notre Dame is a private Catholic institution offering undergraduate, graduate, and professional degrees across various fields such as business, engineering, humanities, and sciences. Known for its commitment to faith, academic excellence, and research, the university fosters a vibrant community dedicated to intellectual development, innovation, service, and leadership.

"Smaller certainly doesn't imply inferior," is one of the self-defining messages of Vincennes University. Located in the small town of Vincenne, Indiana, Vincennes is a university wrapped within a small college, wrapped within a university. Since you get the best of both a small college and large university experience, Vincennes is ideal for those who are looking for an intimate and personalized environment in which to pursue a one, two or four-year degree. Vincennes University admissions require a high school diploma or GED. If you do not have either, contact the admissions office for your options. Academics include over 200 majors offered at Vincennes University in health, sciences, humanities, performing arts and business among others. However, Vincennes University's classes remain small, with an average student-faculty ratio of 15:1. Not only are the classrooms intimate, but college life promises a personal experience as well. For example, all students under age 21 are required to live in one of the six residence halls. Each of the halls features computer labs, kitchens and recreation rooms, promising a socially warm community at "home" as well as in the classroom. Over 40 student clubs and a cluster of sororities and fraternities enhance the personalized social experience while helping to develop leadership and other skills. While small, Vincennes is sure to point out that it certainly isn't lacking in quality, academically or culturally. The Red Skelton Performing Arts Center, a recently-built structure that hosts plays and concerts, is one example of how Vincennes continues to expand. The Donald G. Bell Recreational Facility is another recent addition to the campus. Students may also benefit from participating in one of Vincennes' internship, work-study or volunteer opportunities with a variety of local businesses or charitable organizations. In addition to work-study to assist with tuition, there are loans and partial or full scholarships for home-schooled high school students. There are also scholarships based on academic merit. These and other forms of financial aid are available to those who qualify.

Indiana University (IU) Northwest offers numerous academic programs and learning options to suit the interests, goals and schedules of just about anyone. Located in Gary, Indiana, Indiana University’s academics encompass bachelor’s, master’s and associate’s degrees as well as certificate programs. At the undergraduate level, IU Northwest grants degrees in the liberal, fine and performing arts and sciences as well as Business, Economics, Public Health and Human Services. Master’s degrees are awarded in such fields as Public Affairs, Clinical Counseling, Education, Social Work and Business Administration. IU Northwest also offers pre-professional programs and professional certifications. Schedules at IU also cater to a range of needs with daytime, evening, weekend, part-time and full-time options. Admission to two-year and four-year programs is based on submission of an application and transcripts. Graduate school admission is based on the requirements of the individual departments. Tuition costs vary depending on the program, and are significantly reduced for Indiana residents. Financial aid and payment plans are also available to those who qualify.