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INDIANA UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA FACTS ABOUT IUP IUP has a diverse, vibrant, research-based, and student-centered community comprising distinguished faculty members and undergraduate and graduate students from across the nation and around the world. The opportunities IUP offers its students enable them to find success in college and beyond. OUR PEOPLE Name: Indiana University of Pennsylvania (IUP) Affiliation: One of the largest of the 14 universities in Pennsylvania’s State System of Higher Education Founded: 1875 as Indiana Normal School. Achieved university status in 1965. Character: IUP is one of four public, doctoral research universities in Pennsylvania. Degrees awarded (2016-2017) President 2,270 bachelor’s degrees 663 master’s degrees 124 doctorates Faculty and Staff (FALL 2017) Alumni Students (FALL 2017) Alumni live in every state and in roughly 90 countries around the world. They have included university presidents and state system chancellors, chief

executives of leading companies and industries, playwrights and authors, and luminaries of the sports world. Michael A. Driscoll (PhD, Michigan State University) 721 faculty members 738 administration and staff members 12,31642 percent male; 58 percent female; 10,143 undergraduate 2,173 graduate 246 clock-hour 3,444 minority (28 percent) 809 international (7 percent). Students come to IUP from 44 states, two US territories, the District of Columbia, and 58 countries around the world. Enrollment by college (FALL 2017) Eberly College of Business and Information Technology 1,994 undergraduate; 273 graduate College of Education and Communications 1,133 undergraduate; 675 graduate College of Fine Arts 424 undergraduate; 53 graduate College of Health and Human Services 3,598 undergraduate; 511 graduate College of Humanities and Social Sciences 953 undergraduate; 453 graduate College of Natural Sciences and Mathematics 1,835 undergraduate; 148 graduate Academic Affairs/Continuing Education

206 undergraduate; 60 graduate 132,681 (with undergraduate degrees) 14,185 (with graduate degrees only) Degree programs More than 140 undergraduate programs 55 master’s programs 14 doctoral programs Accreditations IUP is accredited by the Middle States Commission on Higher Education, 3624 Market Street, Philadelphia, PA 19104, 267-284-5000. Details of program accreditations are at www.iupedu/academicaffairs/accreditations Associated Organizations IUP Council of Trustees, Samuel Smith, chair Foundation for IUP, Richard Caruso ’83, president, Board of Directors IUP Alumni Association, John Ninosky ’93, president, Board of Directors OUR PLACESd OUR ADVANTAGES Indiana Campus Student/Faculty Ratio From 12 acres and one building in 1875, the Indiana campus has grown to 374 acres and 65 major buildings. In four years, IUP replaced nearly a dozen residential buildings, transforming the campus’s living-learning environment. The new suite-style buildings opened between

2007 and 2010. The IUP Student Cooperative Association not only owns and operates the Hadley complex, adjacent to the campus, but also owns and maintains a 280-acre outdoor recreational park a short distance away. Punxsutawney Facilities on eight acres in Jefferson County and in downtown Punxsutawney provide a unique academic and residential experience; Punxsutawney is also the home of the IUP Academy of Culinary Arts. Northpointe Facilities in Armstrong County serve as a regional educational resource, providing undergraduate, graduate, and noncredit programs. Monroeville A graduate and professional center in Allegheny County provides courses at convenient times in a convenient location. Courses are also offered at the State System’s Dixon Center in Harrisburg and through distance education. 16 to 1. Nearly all classes are taught by faculty members, as opposed to graduate assistants. Varsity Sports Seven for men; 10 for women. Intramurals and club sports are also popular.

Student Organizations More than 250 formal organizations are recognized, including 32 fraternities and sororities. The Student Cooperative Association operates and sponsors a variety of activities. Recent Accolades IUP has appeared in Princeton Review’s Best Colleges, U.S News & World Report’s Best Colleges, Forbes Magazine’s America’s Top Colleges, Washington Monthly’s ranking of socially responsible schools, G.I Jobs’ Military Friendly Schools, Military Times’ Best for Vets, and the President’s Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll. IUP was among US News & World Report’s top public schools in 2014 and Washington Monthly’s Best Bang for the Buck schools in 2015. Eberly College of Business and Information Technology has appeared in Princeton Review’s Best Business Schools, and Military Times’ Best for Vets: Business Schools. Prizewinners IUP professors have won more than 60 Fulbright scholarships, and students have won 12 Fulbright awards,

eight Barry M. Goldwater Scholarships, 16 Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarships, and 12 Freeman-Asia study abroad awards. IUP also has had the No. 1 ROTC cadet in the nation, the Family and Consumer Sciences Teacher Educator of the Year, two Rome Prize winners, four professors in Princeton Review’s The Best 300 Professors, and a top-10 professor on RateMyProfessors.com IUP’s ROTC program has won the MacArthur Award. OUR DETAILS Tuition For 2017-18 academic year (not including housing, dining, or required fees): $9,000undergraduate, in state (15 credits per semester, 30 credits per year) $500 per creditgraduate (in state) Financial Aid Awarded For 2016-17 academic year, amount awarded: $184,378,995 Average award: $15,963 Students receiving aid: 11,550 University Operating Budget $287,000,000 (2017-18) Value, University and Foundation for IUP Endowments $73,335,299 as of February 2018 June 30, 2018