If the educator is creating his or her own transcript, it must be notarized. Please itemize each course with the grade earned by academic year. In addition, please state when the student will complete all required courses.

If the home school is offering courses where the title does not clearly identify the subject content, please include a brief description of the course.

If the home school is utilizing a transcript service, have the service provide an official transcript.

Engineering is more theoretical and focuses on new innovation and design. Higher level math and science courses are required.

Engineering Technology is more hands on focusing on the implementation and extension of existing technologies. Math and science courses are required, but the focus is on application as opposed to theory as in an engineering program.

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Engineering Direct Admit - With Test Scores

• Core 40 or equivalent coursework* with a minimum GPA of 3.0
• Completion or enrollment in pre-calculus and chemistry
• SAT: Math score of 570 and SAT Evidenced Based Reading and Writing score of 540 or ACT: Math score of 24 and ACT English score of 20

Engineering Direct Admit - Test Optional

• Core 40 or equivalent coursework* with a minimum GPA of 3.0
• Completion or enrollment in chemistry
• Enrolled in math during all four years of high school
• Enrolled in pre-calculus or calculus in the senior year
• Grades of B or higher in junior year math and beyond. Senior year math courses will be reviewed and considered, if available at the time of admission review.

**Technology Direct Admit - with Test Scores

• Academic Honors Diploma or Core 40 or equivalent coursework* with a minimum GPA of 2.75
• SAT: Math score of 530 and SAT Evidenced Based Reading and Writing score of 500 or ACT: Math score of 21 and ACT English score of 19

**Technology Direct Admit - Test Optional

• Academic Honors Diploma or Core 40 or equivalent coursework* with a minimum GPA of 3.0

*8 semesters of mathematics including pre-calculus, 6 semesters of science, with labs, including a year of chemistry. 6 semesters of social science, 4 semesters of additional college prep courses selected from mathematics, english, science, foreign language, and social sciences.

**Direct admission to the Music Technology and Music Therapy programs also require applicants to pass an audition.  For additional information regarding direct admission to one of these programs and the audition, please visit:

https://et.iupui.edu/departments/mat/programs/mth/undergrad/bsmth/application.   

To learn more about IUPUI’s general admission policies, including test optional, visit:  https://admissions.iupui.edu/apply/freshman/index.html

First, be sure to read your admission letter carefully. It provides important information regarding your student orientation session and future enrollment. Next, the School of Engineering and Technology Office of Student Services would be delighted to hear from you and your plans to enroll. If you like, they can put you in touch with a School of Engineering and Technology student ambassador. (A student’s perspective can be so helpful!) They will also be happy to answer other questions that you may have regarding the School of Engineering and Technology and the IUPUI campus as well.

The School of Engineering and Technology New Student Academic Advising Center will be available to assist you with developing your plan of study and choosing your classes. Typically, freshman students meet with the New Student Academic Advising Center staff during orientation.

Still have questions? Contact us HERE.