Find answers to the questions parents and students ask us about the Kelley Undergraduate Program and Indiana University. If you don’t find what you’re looking for, please contact us at bschool@iu.edu or 812-855-4474.
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Visiting Kelley
Prospective students and their families are invited to plan a visit, attend a Kelley School information session, connect with a current Kelley student, and experience the IU Bloomington campus.
Costs and financial aid
Check out Cost of IU for a breakdown of tuition and fees, and IU MoneySmarts to plan your college budget.
Explore a variety of scholarships available to Kelley undergraduate students, as well as scholarship opportunities through Indiana University.
Students receive a bill to their IU email account. Everything they need to know about paying their bill can be found at IU Student Central.
Make a deposit to your student’s CrimsonCash account or explore the meal plans available through IU Dining.
Academics and technology
Kelley students use the free IU Microsoft 365 version of Microsoft Office in the required technology classes, which includes applications of Access and Excel. Other programs such as @@Risk (which runs inside Excel) may also be used.
If users have another version of Microsoft Office, they should uninstall it; install the free IU version of Office 365. Instructions to install @@Risk or other programs will be provided during the specific course requiring the program.
BUS-K 201 and BUS-K 303 require the Windows operating system for in-class material, assessments, and exams. These courses extensively use keyboard shortcuts, and function keys need to be enabled.
Mac users: Since the keyboard on a Mac is different, not all shortcuts taught in class will have an equivalent. Bootcamp is the only Mac substitute software allowed, which can be installed to run a Windows environment on a Mac. University Information Technology Services (UITS) offers Bootcamp installation, as it is a dual boot software, and not a typical program install. However, UITS will require the laptop for one to two weeks and charge for this service. Given the complexity of using a Mac with Bootcamp, many students end up using a computer lab for these assignments.
Please note: Kelley faculty surveyed students and 50% of Mac users had wiped the Mac OS to run only Windows within the first year at Kelley.
Check out the Indiana University Bloomington official calendar for details on registration deadlines, academic schedules, campus holidays, and more.
Kelley Academic Bulletin Policies & Procedures offers a comprehensive and searchable listing of academic policies.
Health and well-being
Consult IU Student Services & Systems to learn about the immunization requirements for residential campuses per Indiana law, as well as how to submit student vaccination records.
Learn how the IU Police Department, IU Environment Health and Safety, and IU Emergency Management & Continuity provide safety across the IU campus.
Contact the IU Office of Disability Services to apply for tools and support needed for success.
Student Advocates are retired IU faculty and staff who assist students in resolving academic, financial, or conduct-related issues.
Student life
While separate from IU’s official commencement ceremony, the Kelley Senior Send-Off celebrates each individual Kelley graduate.
Subscribe to the Kelley Insider weekly e-newsletter, and visit the Kelley Events Calendar for updates on everything happening around the school.
Students can schedule a coaching session with a Student Life team member to explore involvement opportunities that match their unique interests.
A strong involvement resume on campus helps set students up for success. Visit our Career Resources page for more about how students can leverage their campus involvement into the next step for their career.
Will my student need professional attire, including a suit?
For presentations, career networking, case competitions, and more, the Kelley Undergraduate guidelines for attire ensure your student is dressed to represent their best self.
Attire checklist
Comfortable, confidence-boosting, affordable—it’s what Kelleys prioritize when dressing for success. Support your student with at least one of each:
- Business casual outfit
- Business professional outfit
- Items that can be paired in a variety of combinations
Kelley Student Government hosts free professional dress closet events for students to supplement their wardrobe. The event is publicized in the Kelley Insider Newsletter, so be sure to subscribe and watch for announcements.
Business dress, defined
Present your authentic and most confident self in clothing that meets Kelley Undergraduate Program guidelines.
- Neatly pressed, tailored, business suit in dark or neutral colors
- Coordinated blouse, or button-down dress shirt with tie
- Coordinated pants or knee-length skirt
- Professional, clean, closed-toed shoes or walkable heels
- Dress or trouser socks; avoid ankle or athletic socks
- Clean and unwrinkled button-down shirt, blouse, or polo shirt
- Sweater or cardigan
- Knee-length dress
- Pressed khaki or dark pants (no holes or tears)
- Knee-length skirts
- Jeans should be avoided until you’ve confirmed they are acceptable in specific contexts
- Professional, clean, closed-toed shoes or walkable heels
- Dress or trouser socks; avoid ankle or athletic socks
Please note: No jeans. No shorts. These are not approved for business casual attire.
Reach out to a Kelley expert who’s here to help
Have another question about Kelley? Here’s how to contact programs and departments directly.
Main Kelley departments
- Kelley Academic Advising 812-855-2614 busadv@iu.edu
- Kelley Undergraduate Admissions 812-855-4474 bschool@iu.edu
- Kelley Undergraduate Office of Access & Community Enhancement 812-855-0324 kace@iu.edu
- Kelley Student Life 812-856-7852 ksengage@iu.edu
- Kelley Undergraduate Career Services 812-855-2482 kelleyucs@iu.edu
Kelley undergraduate programs and experiences
- Business Honors Program 812-856-0499 ksbhonor@iu.edu
- Business Scholarships and Financial Aid 812-855-4474 buscholr@iu.edu
- Business Workshops ksbwksp@iu.edu
- Jellison Living Learning Center 812-855-0791 ksbllc@iu.edu
- Kelley Institute for Social Impact 812-855-0324 kisi@iu.edu
- Kelley International Exchange Students 812-856-0499 ksbexch@iu.edu
- Kelley Study Abroad 812-856-0499 ksabroad@iu.edu
Kelley student support services
- Kelley Student Support 812-855-8990 ksbwell@iu.edu
- Kelley Bias Incident Support Ombudsperson 812-855-8187 kbiso@iu.edu
- Kelley Peer Coaching and Academic Success ksbcoach@iu.edu
- Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) 812-855-5711
- IU Health Services 812-855-4011
- IU Residential Programs and Services 812-855-1764 askrps@iu.edu
- Student Advocates Office 812-855-0761 advocate@iu.edu
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