Bachelor of Arts in Computer Science

Additional Information & Requirements

• Scholarships at IU: Make sure to submit your complete application—including the IU questions, essay, transcripts, and test scores—by November 1, 2024. This is also the Early Action (non-binding) deadline for Fall 2025. Apply by Nov 1 → Get a decision by Jan 15 Apply by Feb 1 → Get a decision by Mar 15 After Feb 1 → Applications reviewed only if space is available
• Credit Exemptions: https://admissions.indiana.edu/apply/freshman/ap.html
• SAT/ACT Update: IU Bloomington has a test-optional admissions policy, which allows students to choose at the point of application whether to have SAT and/or ACT test scores considered as part of their application review.
• SAT/ACT Score Reporting: You can share official or self-reported ACT/SAT scores when you apply. If you're admitted using self-reported scores, make sure your official scores are sent by the testing agency before you enroll. Scholarships and admission offers based on self-reported scores depend on us receiving matching or higher official scores.
• Direct Admissions Path at IU: https://admissions.indiana.edu/apply/paths.html
• English Language Proficiency: TOEFL iBT: 100, TOEFL PBT: 600, TOEFL ITP+China: 627, IELTS: 7.5, IELTS Indicator: 7.5, Cambridge English: 191, Duolingo English Test: 130, Pearson PTE: 68, Michigan English Test (MET): 63, SAT EBRW: 710, ACT English: 32.
• Recommendations: School Report- Required, Final Report- Required, Teacher Evaluation(s): 0 Required, 1 Optional, Other Evaluation(s): Not Applicable. Recommendations at IU- Not required, but optional! If you feel a teacher or counselor recommendation adds something important about your academic or personal achievements that isn't already in your application, you’re welcome to submit: 1 teacher recommendation 1 counselor recommendation Totally optional—but welcomed if it adds value!
• Writing Requirements: Common App essay- required, Supplemental Essays- Not applicable. Note: If you are applying through the IU portal, you will have to write an essay of 200-400 words based on your academic and career goals, any special interests (like research, leadership, or unique passions), and if you’ve faced any challenges or obstacles, feel free to share how you’ve overcome them. This essay can also be used for scholarship consideration, so make it count.
• You can apply through the common app or the IU Portal.