Your academic pursuits at the IU School of Nursing in Indianapolis will prepare you to sit for applicable licensure and to excel as future nurse leaders.
Canvas is the online learning platform used at IU. It and other digital learning tools are available to students across the university. Find out more about Canvas and online educational tools.
You can contact your academic advisor anytime, in addition to other campus support services. They can also help connect you to mentors and other advisors. IU Indianapolis' Student Central can help you register for classes, find transcripts, see grades, and other common requests, too.
Many students find extra help and tutoring at the IU Indianapolis Math Assistance Center (MAC) and University Writing Center. Both are great ways to find help with a formula or to ask an editor to review your papers or proposals. Tutoring and review sessions are available for most undergraduate nursing courses at a nominal cost per hour; contact the IU School of Nursing Student Services at 317-274-2806 for more information
See a list of all campus student support servicesA lot of work can be conducted online, such as meetings or discussions with faculty or peers, however, some work is best done on campus or at facilities in your area. Undergraduate nursing courses generally are conducted on campus while many graduate courses are distance-accessible, or have online or hybrid components.
Learn more about distance learning toolsThe Commencement website has details on deadlines, ordering robes and other gear, and applying for commencement.
The Jean Johnson Schaefer (BSN, 1950) Resource Center for Innovation in Clinical Nursing Education (RCICNE) is available to all nursing students and faculty.
This state-of-the-art learning lab includes a multimedia resource center that provides computerized patient care simulations where nursing students, under the guidance of nursing professors, have the opportunity to sharpen their skills before seeing patients.
