Indiana · Public · Data since 2000

Indiana University

Offers a seat to 12% of applicants, up from 6% in 2011.

#34

Path32 admissions rank, 2026

#22 in 2025

1,334

applications, 2025-26

for 108 seats

11.7%

offered a seat

median school 10.8%

3.72

average overall GPA

DAT AA 440

2025-26 admissions cycle

From application to first day

Each bar is drawn to scale against applications received.

Applications received1,334

Examined by committee311

Offered a seat156

Enrolled108

Applicants per seat

12.4 applicants per seat in 2025 (12.1 in 2000), below the median school's 17.7.

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Acceptance rate

11.7% of applicants were offered a seat in 2025, less selective than the median school (10.8%). It was 6.0% in 2011.

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Average overall GPA

Average overall GPA of 3.72 in 2025, up from 3.38 in 2000. The median school is at 3.71.

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DAT standing among schools

In 2025, its entering class out-scored 45% of other schools on the DAT Academic Average.

Percent of other schools with a lower DAT Academic Average that year. Ranking within each year keeps the 2025 move to a 200–600 scale comparable.

Tuition, 2025-26

What Indiana University costs

Four years of tuition and mandatory fees for in-state students: $252,889, or $479,449 out-of-state. That ranks #43 most expensive of 69 schools for in-state students and #7 out-of-state. Living expenses are not included.

Year by year

Tuition and mandatory fees for each year of the program, 2025-26.

Year	Tuition, in-state	Tuition, out-of-state	Fees
1st	$45,345	$101,985	$18,166
2nd	$45,345	$101,985	$17,781
3rd	$45,345	$101,985	$17,781
4th	$45,345	$101,985	$17,781
Total	$252,889	$479,449	incl. fees

86% of the 2025-26 first-year class are Indiana residents.

First-year tuition and fees

In-state cost is up 48% since 2014-15. Hover a year for the numbers.

In-stateOut-of-stateMedian school, in-state

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First-year class, 2025-26

Who's in the class

108 first-year students: 58.3% women (all U.S. schools: 59.5%). The largest groups are White (61.1%) and Asian (17.6%).

Indiana University61%18%9%

All U.S. schools44%26%10%

WhiteAsianHispanicBlackTwo or more racesAmerican Indian, Alaska Native, Pacific IslanderU.S. nonresidentUnknown

Women in the class

Share of first-year students who are women, 2000–2025.

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How the mix has changed

Share of first-year students who are White, Asian, Hispanic or Black. Hover a year for counts.

WhiteAsianHispanicBlack

First-year class by year, 2000–2025

Year	Students	Women	White	Asian	Hispanic	Black	Two+	AI/AN/PI	Nonres.	Unknown
2025	108	63	66	19	8	10	0	3	1	1
2024	106	50	69	15	10	6	0	2	3	1
2023	106	63	68	20	6	1	4	0	4	3
2022	106	56	73	18	7	5	0	1	0	2
2021	103	64	67	19	2	3	9	0	1	2
2020	105	67	60	21	12	4	4	0	2	2
2019	105	54	65	18	3	7	3	0	1	8
2018	106	60	72	19	0	2	4	1	3	5
2017	108	53	78	10	6	2	3	0	7	2
2016	106	48	76	17	3	3	3	0	2	2
2015	107	49	73	16	3	6	1	2	2	4
2014	107	46	75	17	5	4	1	0	5	0
2013	105	58	79	13	3	6	0	0	0	4
2012	103	58	74	14	2	8	1	0	0	4
2011	104	52	73	13	4	6	2	1	0	5
2010	104	46	85	7	2	2	0	1	7	0
2009	103	39	79	16	3	4	0	0	0	1
2008	102	34	72	20	1	1	0	0	0	8
2007	108	41	86	15	0	0	0	0	0	7
2006	105	39	81	11	3	3	0	1	0	6
2005	100	48	79	12	3	5	0	1	0	0
2004	101	43	79	11	4	5	0	0	0	2
2003	100	35	86	12	0	1	0	1	0	0
2002	103	43	87	9	2	3	0	0	0	2
2001	99	38	85	12	1	1	0	0	0	0
2000	100	41	81	15	3	1	0	0	0	0

Before 2010 the ADA did not report two or more races or U.S. nonresidents separately. Hispanic includes any race. Source: ADA/CODA Survey of Dental Education, Report 1.

Home states, 2011–2025

Where Indiana University's students come from

1,550 matriculants from 43 states and territories. 70% were Indiana residents.

Indiana1–45–1920–4950–199200+

Indiana1,09070.3%
Michigan775%
Illinois744.8%
Florida342.2%
California312%
Ohio241.5%

Year-by-year data, 2000–2025

Year	Applications	Examined	Offered	Enrolled	Acceptance	DAT AA	GPA overall	GPA science
2025	1,334	311	156	108	11.7%	440	3.72	3.63
2024	1,326	474	106	106	8.0%	20.6	3.70	3.61
2023	915	757	175	106	19.1%	20.1	3.60	3.50
2022	1,120	284	107	106	9.6%	20.7	3.63	3.54
2021	1,254	361	197	103	15.7%	20.1	3.61	3.51
2020	941	694	218	105	23.2%	19.6	3.54	3.45
2019	1,208	306	241	105	20.0%	20.1	3.55	3.45
2018	1,120	301	215	106	19.2%	19.9	3.55	3.45
2017	1,284	261	215	108	16.7%	19.7	3.50	3.40
2016	1,328	994	174	106	13.1%	19.6	3.55	3.46
2015	1,508	645	165	107	10.9%	20.2	3.65	3.48
2014	1,600	299	109	107	6.8%	19.3	3.55	3.60
2013	1,412	375	104	105	7.4%	19	3.49	3.41
2012	1,662	366	179	103	10.8%	19	3.50	3.42
2011	1,823	1,823	109	104	6.0%	19	3.61	3.53
2010	1,904	515	—	104	—	19	3.60	3.55
2009	1,785	318	—	103	—	18.8	3.58	3.52
2008	1,772	383	—	102	—	18.8	3.53	3.48
2007	3,141	434	—	108	—	19.3	3.58	3.51
2006	1,844	437	—	105	—	18.7	3.52	3.47
2005	1,558	351	—	100	—	17.8	3.42	3.34
2004	1,159	425	—	101	—	17.9	3.42	3.33
2003	309	309	—	100	—	17.9	3.35	3.25
2002	929	929	—	103	—	17.91	3.35	3.25
2001	1,093	1,093	—	99	—	18.03	3.28	3.19
2000	1,206	1,206	—	100	—	17.69	3.38	3.32

DAT is on a 1–30 scale through 2024 and a 200–600 scale from 2025. Offers are not available before 2011.