Once you’re here, you’ll discover just how vibrant your life in Bloomington can be.
Whether you’re thinking about applying to Indiana University Bloomington or you’ve already been admitted to IU or Kelley, we encourage you to plan a visit to the IU Bloomington campus.
Eager to discover what sets Kelley apart? Attend a session led by a member of our admissions team to learn about Kelley’s programs and opportunities. Advance registration is required–view dates and registration instructions below.
In-person registration: Press “Register now” button above. Select “Daily visits” then choose your date on the calendar. Available sessions will populate to the right of the calendar. Kelley offers in-person information sessions on Mondays and Fridays. You will be able to select the Kelley Academic Session and your major of interest during registration.
Note: No in-person session on September 1, October 10, November 24, and November 28. There will be one in-person information session on Monday, October 6 at 3:30 p.m. in the IU Admissions Ernie Pyle Welcome Center Room EP 134.
Virtual registration: Press “Register now” button above. Select “Virtual IU Information Session” or “Virtual Academic Information Session” then choose your date on the calendar. Available sessions will populate to the right of the calendar. You will be able to select the Kelley Academic Session and your major of interest during registration. Virtual Kelley sessions only occur every other Thursday.
If you have any issues registering, you can call the IU Office of Admissions at 812-855-0661.
Are you a current high school student applying to IU Bloomington and interested in studying business? Make an appointment to meet with an admissions counselor to get your questions answered and learn what it's like to attend the top-ranked Kelley School of Business.
Information sessions typically cover general questions. One-on-ones are optional and best for specific or personalized concerns. Attending an appointment is not tracked as demonstrated interest. This is NOT an academic advising session or an admissions interview.
Note: We are unable to address inquiries related to financial aid or scholarships. This is not a tour of the IU Bloomington campus or Hodge Hall.
Fall availability September 2 to December 5
Discover what it's like to be in Kelley from a student in the Undergraduate Program. Schedule a 30-minute phone or Zoom chat or shadow a course with a Kelley Guide, our official ambassadors.
You must schedule classroom visits at least 14 days in advance. We will do our best to pair you with a Kelley Guide who shares your interests. We can't guarantee an exact class and time.
Please note: Chats and classroom visits are not available for scheduling during campus holidays or final exam weeks. Questions? Please contact bushost@iu.edu.
While on campus, you’re invited to take a self-guided tour of Hodge Hall—the academic home for Kelley undergraduates. From state-of-the-art classrooms to creative collaboration spaces, you can experience what it’s really like to be a Kelley student.
Tours of the Jellison Living Learning Center vary by semester. If you can't make a tour, you can still learn more about the JLLC by contacting us at ksbllc@iu.edu or 812-855-0791.
During the fall semester, JLLC tours take place Mondays from 3:30 to 5 p.m. and Fridays from 3 to 5 p.m.
Sign up is not required, but is encouraged. Please contact us at ksbllc@iu.edu or 812-855-0791 to schedule your tour today. Please note that tours are not offered during campus holidays.
During the spring semester, JLLC tours take place on Mondays from 3:30 to 5 p.m. and Fridays from 3 to 5 p.m. Sign up is not required but is encouraged. Please contact us at ksbllc@iu.edu or 812-855-0791 to schedule your tour today. Please note that tours are not offered during campus holidays.
Tours of the JLLC are not available during the summer. If you are visiting campus between May and August, you can schedule a campus tour through the Office of Admissions.
During the Discover IU Days, you can see a residence hall that has similar accommodations to those found in the JLLC.
Bloomington features world-class food and entertainment in a small-town setting. Whether you attend a Broadway show at the IU Auditorium or a basketball game at Assembly Hall, explore nature on a nearby hiking trail or ethnic dining options on Fourth Street, you'll create a memorable college experience in this vibrant community.