University of Indianapolis

Please for the love of God make a course on teaching people proper directions and how to direct people. This employee or student lead us to the opposite side of the building and then tried to tell dispatch how to get to them the wrong way. My God people Know your directions. You are looking pathetic...

Duo Espana as part of the Classical Guitar Series at the Christal DeHaan Fine Arts Center. Awesome!
Very nice facility. World-class acoustics. Comfy seats. Well-maintained. Ample parking. Centrally located, but not downtown. Love going to events here!!!

I transferred here after attending Indiana University my first year of college.
I felt the college is a great option for students who want more attention and a smaller class size. I always really enjoyed my time at UIndy because of their great and supportive athletic department. The school being smaller gave me more opportunities to fulfill my dreams and do what I wanted to do in college.
Like everything, it is not for everyone. I believe it is a great school though and should be considered by all. It ended up being a perfect fit for me.

This school is not worth the money you pay to attend. The professors do not teach and the advising is horrible. I know this isn't high school, but you basically teach yourself at this school. If you ask for help the professors pick and choose who they want to help. I sent a lot of time in tutoring labs and was still told wrong. The advising does not communicate with each other when a new change has be established. Not happy with Indiana schools at all! Best of luck to other students!

I got accepted to UINDY after careful consideration about the program I wanted to attend. I chose UIndy over 3 other schools I was accepted to. They were not helpful at all after admission about what I needed to do next. The orientation was a joke and not helpful, they basically only addressed the students that would be receiving parental help with the finances and didn't answer any questions about the students like myself who would be doing it on their own, since my parents basically paid for my first degree.
I also am supposed to receive half off my tuition due to my father being a disabled veteran. The Advisor I spoke with denied that despite the paperwork I sent her.
A few weeks later I received my bill. They want 12k in a MONTH or else I would be dropped from classes. I reached out for more financial aid help and never got any response. Calls were not returned and emails were left ignored.
This school was supposed to help me follow my dreams, and instead they crushed them. They killed all aspiration I had to further my education. It is now too late for me to attend any other college this fall and I must wait until next fall now, assuming I will even gain the perseverance back.
If you are looking for a good college, I would stray from UIndy. I was left alone in the dark and put behind all the students who's mommy and daddy's will be paying the cost.
I will set out to find a college with kind staff, good communication skills and one that will accept my fathers benefits.
Do yourselves a favor and do the same.