What is IUEverywhere?
IU East currently offers the following online degree completion programs:
- Technical and Professional Writing (B.A in English with Concentration in Technical and Professional Writing)
- Communication (B.A in Communication Studies)
- Finance (B.S. in Business Administration with Concentration in Finance)
- Business Administration (B.S. in Business Administration)
Students who have already completed the appropriate general education and distribution requirements may complete the required junior and senior courses almost entirely online with minimal or no on-campus attendance. The exact amount of on-campus attendance during the junior and senior years will vary based on the choice of electives and other program choices, such as minors.
Online Courses
In addition to the courses offered as part of the degree completion programs, IU East offers a wide array of other distance learning courses. See Distance Education Courses for current offerings. Students may also register for distance learning courses that are offered through the Indiana College Network (ICN). Prior to registration, students should discuss the course transferability with their academic advisors and the ICN coordinator.
How do I sign up?
If you are an IU East student, you should contact your school's dean before applying for one of the online degree completion programs. See current students. IU East students may enroll in individual online classes as long as they are appropriate for their major. Please check with your advisor to be sure online classes are appropriate for you.
If you are a prospective student, you must be admitted to IU East first before registering for classes. See prospective students. Students who are not seeking degrees from IU East, may register for classes as non-degree students. Contact the IU East Online Program Office at thavery@indiana.edu or phone 765-973-8312, 800-959-EAST ext. 312. Students admitted to the program may register for courses and check grades and financial aid through the Self-Service Student Information Systems (SIS) via the campus portal OneStart.
Technology Requirements
To participate in a distance learning course, you will need a late-model Windows or Macintosh computer, a recent version of web browser, an internet connection, and basic computer skills. For details, see technical requirements.
