Cost & Financial Aid

Questions?

Many scholarships are available exclusively for IUSON students. If you have questions about fees, concerns about paying, or need some direction, contact us.

Paying for your education at IUSON Bloomington

College is a big investment. That’s why it’s important to learn as much as possible about how much your education will cost and what options you have for paying for it. Know that the Trustees of IU determine the tuition rates for all IU campuses and students in the School of Nursing have additional fees; resources are available to help you excel academically and financially.

Find more ways to pay for college

Student Central has more details on how to find scholarships, funding, loans, and more.

Fill out your financial aid application

Apply for financial aid through IU Student Central.

Estimate your costs

The IU Cost Estimator can give you an idea of how much tuition and some fees are assessed.

Determine your costs

Tuition and fees for the Indiana University School of Nursing’s Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) degree program vary depending on the program track.

BSN Traditional track

Tuition and fees for the Traditional BSN track depend on your residency (in state or out of state) and the number of credit hours you take each semester. You can use IU’s tuition and fees estimator as a starting point for figuring out how much it will cost for you to earn a BSN degree at IU Bloomington. However, keep in mind that there are additional program and clinical fees for nursing students that may not be included in the estimate.

Use the estimator

RN to BSN track costs

Tuition and fees for the RN to BSN track are determined by your residency (in state or out of state) and the number of credit hours you take each semester. Contact us or your RN to BSN advisor to get an estimate of your costs.

Apply for financial aid

The first step in applying for financial aid is to complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). When you complete your FAFSA, you’ll be considered for a variety of state and federal financial aid programs, including loans, grants, and work-study positions.

The priority deadline for completing your FAFSA is April 15.

Learn more about financial aid

Explore scholarships

Scholarships—money for school that doesn’t have to be repaid—can help you cover the cost of your education and minimize your debt. The School of Nursing offers a number of scholarships for undergraduate students. Applications for those scholarships are accepted between January 15 and March 30 each year.

You also may be eligible for scholarships available through IU or other sources. The Office of Scholarships can help you find and apply for scholarships.

Find School of Nursing scholarships

001809Use this FAFSA School Code for IU Bloomington