Indiana University-Bloomington: student discounts, grants and aid
Indiana University-Bloomington is a public four-year college in Bloomington, Indiana. Indiana residents studying here may qualify for 17 state grants and scholarships, and every student can use our 212 checked student discounts. Here's what applies, from official sources.
What it costs, by the numbers
- Average net price
- $16,264 a yearWhat first-time, full-time students who get grant aid pay after grants and scholarships. Families earning under $30,000: $6,324.
- Tuition and fees
- $12,144 a year (out of state: $41,891)The sticker price, before any aid.
- Students with a Pell Grant
- 17% of undergraduatesA Pell Grant is federal money you don't pay back. File the FAFSA to see if you qualify.
- Typical debt at graduation
- $19,509 in federal loans (median)
Source: U.S. Department of Education, College Scorecard (data released 2026-06). Your own price depends on your aid: try the school's net price calculator.
Indiana FAFSA deadline (2027-28)
April 15, 2027
Submit your FAFSA form by April 15, 2027, for the following state aid programs:
Adult Student Grant
Workforce Ready Grant
More in the full list below.
Indiana grants and scholarships you can use here
For Indiana residents. Each one is checked against its official page.
- Frank O'Bannon Grant2026-27: up to $10,600 (private), $5,300 (public), $4,050 (proprietary or Ivy Tech) per year, by SAI
- Mitch Daniels Early Graduation Scholarship$4,000 one-time
- Adult Student Grantup to $2,000 per year (by SAI: $2,000 / $1,750 / $1,250 / $750 / $500)
- 21st Century Scholars Programup to 100% of tuition at Indiana public colleges; part of tuition at eligible private colleges
For specific fields of study
Nursing, teaching and other careers. Some pay for school in exchange for working in that job afterward.
- Next Generation Hoosier Educators Scholarshipup to $10,000 per year for up to four years
- Transition to Teaching Scholarshipup to $10,000 one-time
- Earline S. Rogers Student Teaching Scholarship for Minoritiesup to $5,000
- Student Teaching Scholarship for High-Need Fieldsup to $4,000
- William A. Crawford Minority Teacher Scholarshipamount not stated on the official page
For specific students
Military families, foster youth, certain careers and more. Each page says who qualifies.
- Children and Spouse of Indiana National Guard Tuition and Fee Remission
- Fast Track Award
- Indiana National Guard Tuition Supplement Grant
- Indiana Soldiers' and Sailors' Children's Home Tuition Supplement
- Tuition and Fee Exemption for Children and Spouses of Public Safety Officers
- Tuition and Fee Exemption for Children of Deceased or Disabled Veterans
- Tuition and Fee Exemption for Children of Purple Heart Recipients or Wounded Veterans
- Tuition and Fee Exemption for Indiana Purple Heart Recipients
Live somewhere else?
State grants usually follow where you live, not where your school is. Many states let residents use their aid only at in-state colleges, so check your own state: find money you qualify for, or see federal aid open to everyone.
Student discounts for Indiana University-Bloomington students
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- Spotify$6.99/mo (~50% off standard, plus bundled Hulu)
Spotify Premium Student with Hulu (ad-supported) for $6.99/mo, first month free
- Amazon Prime Student6 months free, then 50% off ($7.49/mo or $69/yr)
6-month free Prime trial, then Prime at 50% off (~$7.49/mo or $69/yr)
- Apple (Education Store)~$50-$200 off Mac/iPad; + free accessory (up to ~$199) during Back-to-School
Year-round education pricing on Mac/iPad (~$50-200 off) + seasonal Back-to-School free accessory
- Adobe Creative Cloud$19.99/mo first year (then ~$34.99–$39.99/mo)
Students & teachers get Creative Cloud All Apps at ~65% off the first year
- Hulu$1.99/mo
Hulu (With Ads) for $1.99/month while enrolled
- YouTube Premium$8.99/mo (~44% off)
YouTube Premium student plan $8.99/month
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