Indiana University of Pennsylvania offers the opportunities of a large university, with the personalized and friendly learning environment of a smaller school. IUP has more than 600 international students and represents more than 55 countries around the world. Scholarships are offered for intensive English, pathway, undergraduate, master’s, and doctoral programs. As part of this scholarship, IUP will reduce tuition to the in-state rate and provide $1,000 per academic semester. The approximate funding gap to cover in-state tuition and fees, housing, meals, and personal expenses is as follows: Undergraduate/Undergraduate Pathway: $28,000 per year, Graduate/Graduate Pathway: $29,00 per year, and IEP: $22,500 per year. Students would need to demonstrate funding to cover the gap. Application deadlines are July 1 for fall admission and November 1 for spring admission. For more information, please contact Candi Deblay ([email protected]).

Indiana University of Pennsylvania is a member of IIE's Consortium for Higher Education in Crisis. Along with numerous other higher education institutions around the world, Indiana University of Pennsylvania has committed support for Syrian students and scholars, primarily in the form of full and partial scholarships.