Reviews

IUN offers a wide variety of classes, and has some of the best teacher I have ever had.

The campus is nice and the student center is always filled with people hanging out.

IUN is cheep compared to many other schools. I have a little bit of financial aid, and don't have to take out any loans to cover the difference.

Don't let the area scare you! It's a nice school and you get the same degree as IU in Bloomington.

They have a diverse of majors to choose from.

Cheap compared to other schools but an amazing school to attend.

I found that a lot of the teachers are very easy to follow. They make the transition from high school to college more comfortable and try to work with you.

I have made many friends and I enjoy easy to understand teachers and the campus size.

This school has a wide variety of classes and each one is worth the money. Not to mention you receive help when picking your classes.

1. Be on time. Its a pet peeve for some teachers when you walk in late
2. Go to class. A lot of people don't go to class and then ask their classmates for notes. This gets quite annoying after a while. Go to class when you can.
3. Make friends. Everything just seems easier after you make friends.
4. If your in trouble or having difficulty with a class. Speak with your teacher. You may be able to work something out.
5. Exhaust all options when buying school supplies, mainly books.

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Indiana University has a beautiful campus. It is a perfect size. The staff is great and helpful.

Contact anyone at the financial aid office about grants, scholarships and financial aid. They are so helpful. Mr. Harold Burtley was the one who helped me.

The the staff is so support and trying to help you find classes each semester. They is online and office assistance to make sure you are on track with your academic goals.

I do not stay on campus so Im not sure how the inside is but they are located literally steps away from the school.

The cafeteria is awesome. Not to mention there are always events where you can get free food. This school will feed you.

If you are living in Indiana this is a perfect in state school.

Everything is well lit and there is campus police always patrolling the area.

It's a good school! I also met so many new people and the staff and students there are really nice! They help you in whatever you may need help with.

The school is pretty big, a decent size maybe. I'd suggest the student knows where there classes are because there are multiple buildings. Also another good tip would be is to meet new people. You will meet new people in your classes and other places so it's good. Also when studying or doing homework, it's good to make study groups. Also another tip is to join whatever activities the school may have and whatever best fits your interest.

Some classes can be quite difficult and challenging. Sometimes it may depend on what you're going for but not always. Expectations that teachers so expect may be that the students read the material that is suggested and also the assignments. As said before, it can be quite difficult, but for the most part, you learn along the way.

My school doesn't really have dorms as far as I know.

The food is very very good! Some foods are a little pricey but it's well worth it! It's really good! They sell food in the cafeteria and in a cafe in the library. The library cafe also has specials for the day such as a hot dog with chips and a can of pop. They also sell bagels, nachos, snacks, sandwich. In the cafeteria, they sell pizza, chicken tenders, fries, etc. The dining there is neat. You can sit in booth or tables with your friends or by yourself if you wanted to. If you wanted to do in homework you can do it in the cafeteria or in the library cafe where it's most comfortable and that way you can also eat your lunch.

Indiana University Northwest is a school with arms opened wide. IUN is willing to help you whenever you need it. You will feel at home at IUN, and I rate it a 10 out of 10.

Be ready to feel at home at IUN. The professors work with the students, and do whatever it takes to help their students be successful.

When having difficulties at IUN, it easy to reach out at anyone on campus.

I have never lived in a dorm at IUN, and I'm not sure if they have dorms. I personally lived close to the school.

IUN has their own cafeteria area with great cuisine. They have a wide variety of food, drinks, and places to hangout at.

You could join and of the clubs that IUN has, go to the sporting events, or even just hangout with friends in the lounging areas.

Way cheaper than other schools, but same level of expectations.

IUN has a wide variety of clubs and activities to attend.

The school has their own police and they are always driving around. The school also has emergency telephones linked straight to the police if needed.