SPEA Admissions is separate from IU Admissions. For information about applying to IU, arranging a campus visit, or transferring to IUB, visit:

From how to pay a bursar bill to sorting out a scholarship, these offices are here to help.

Need help with registration, transfer courses, and academic policies? Check out these resources.

• Enrollment Bulletin
• Schedule of Classes
• Course Descriptions
• Special Course Listings
• Registrar
• Credit Transfer Service
• Student Academic Center
• GPA Calculator

These offices will assist you when your need goes beyond what SPEA offers.

• International Services
• IU Health Center
• Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS)
• IUB Testing Services (GRE, GMAT, LSAT)
• Overseas Study
• Registrar
• Diversity Resources

We want you to excel in your studies at Indiana University. We understand that sometimes you need help with a course or two, so we keep a list of students who offer tutoring assistance. Each of these students earned a B+ or better in the courses they tutor and have a minimum 3.0 cumulative GPA.

Whether or not these tutors request compensation is on an individual basis, and any arrangements are to be made between the tutor and the tutee. Below are courses for which we have tutors available—if you’d like more information, we have the student tutors list at the front desk in SPEA room 240, the Undergraduate Program Office.

• MATH-M 118: Finite Mathematics
• MATH-M 119: Brief Survey of Calculus I
• ECON-E 201: Introduction to Microeconomics
• ECON-E 202: Introduction to Macroeconomics
• SPEA-H 352: Health Care Finance I
• SPEA-H 353: Health Care Finance II
• SPEA-K 300: Statistical Techniques
• SPEA-V 246: Elements of Government and Nonprofit Financial Accounting Cycle
• SPEA-V 361: Financial Management
• SPEA-V 372: Government Finance and Budgets

SPEA abides by all University policies and deadlines, and we have our own Honor Code.

• IU Code of Student Rights, Responsibilities, and Conduct
• SPEA Honor Code
• SPEA Guide to Academic Misconduct
• Official Academic Calendar (including drop deadlines)
• Student Advocates Office

Indiana University Bloomington undergraduate students who complete a Withdrawal from All Subjects for two academic terms (fall, spring, or summer) will not be permitted to register for a future term without written permission of the dean of their college/school or the dean's delegate. These students will have a Negative Service Indicator (hold) placed on their record that prevents future registration by the Office of the Registrar until such permission is obtained.

For SPEA majors who wish to petition to resume or continue your studies, please submit the Petition to Remove a Hold due to Multiple Term Withdrawal two weeks prior to the start of the semester in which you wish to enroll.

Download the Petition

For questions, please contact speaugrd@indiana.edu 

Did you know that neither SPEA nor IU can share your academic information with any third party— including your parents—without your consent? The Family Education Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) protects the confidentiality of educational records. That means that if you would like a third party such as your parents or an interviewer to discuss your academic record with SPEA, we must have a signed release form on file in the SPEA Undergraduate Program Office.

Download the release form

The Veterans Support Services Office is your home base on campus for questions, issues, or opportunities unique to veterans and those currently serving in the military. Visit them in the Indiana Memorial Union, room M084.