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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: February 27, 2014
Contact: Susan Sullivan, Director of Communications & Marketing
E-mail: [email protected] | Desk: 812.348.7303
Undergraduate classes discounted by
25 percent for third consecutive summer
Columbus, IN—Undergraduate students who are Indiana residents can once again take
advantage of a 25 percent tuition discount on summer classes at Indiana University-Purdue
University Columbus (IUPUC).
The discount applies both to online and traditional undergraduate classes offered during two
summer sessions.
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Summer Session I:
Summer Session II:
Classes begin May 14 and continue through June 25.
Classes begin June 30 and continue through August 11
Current IUPUC students can begin registering for summer classes on March 24. Other students
can begin registering for classes on March 29.
According to Dr. Mark Volpatti, executive director of administration and finance at IUPUC,
undergraduate students from other institutions who live in the Columbus area during the
summer can also take classes at IUPUC. The IU credits they earn in Columbus will transfer
back to their home schools.
“Providing students with a good educational value—while at the same time helping them
understand the benefits of earning undergraduate degrees in four years—are key components
of our enrollment management plan,” Volpatti noted.
“Taking summer courses helps many students stay on track to graduate in four years. And, by
graduating on time, they are better able to keep their loan debt to a minimum and pursue fulltime employment more quickly,” he explained.
IUPUC has offered discounted summer classes since 2012. Between the discount and a public
information campaign to inform students and the public about the benefits of summer classes,
IUPUC saw summer enrollments rise 6.6 percent in 2012 and 11.5 percent in 2013, which was
the largest increase since 2005.
Volpatti, who said IUPUC will promote the discount through its Web site, social media outlets,
and advertising, said the university is hoping for strong summer enrollments again this year.
For information about summer classes at IUPUC, visit www.iupuc.edu, call 812.348.7390, or
e-mail [email protected].
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