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Graduate Schools / University of Indianapolis

In Brief


	The University of Indianapolis is a private university located in Indianapolis, Indiana and affiliated with the United Methodist Church. Branch campuses exist in Cyprus and Greece. Established in 1902, the university offers bachelor's, master's, and doctoral degrees and has approximately 4,300 students. The University of Indianapolis' athletic teams are known as the Greyhounds and are members of the Great Lakes Valley Conference, NCAA Division II...

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General Information


	Location	Indianapolis, IN



	Community	City: Large



	School Type	Private nonprofit, 4-year or above



	Calendar	Four-one-four plan



	Enrollment	3,829 undergraduate 1,226 graduate



	Faculty	221 total 23:1 student/faculty ratio



	System	N/A



	Affililation	United Methodist

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University of Indianapolis also has college programs listed under:

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University of Indianapolis
1400 E Hanna Ave
Indianapolis, IN 46227

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Phone Numbers


	General Info	(317) 788-3368



	Admissions Office	(317) 788-3216



	Financial Aid Office	(317) 788-3217

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