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Welcome, and congratulations on your admission to Indiana University Bloomington and the Luddy School

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We are thrilled that you will be joining Hoosier Nation as a student at the Luddy School of Informatics, Computing, and Engineering. Students can expect a vibrant home at the Luddy School – a top-notch education, rounded out by customized experiences through student organizations and personal relationships with faculty and staff. We invite you, as an incoming student of the Class of 2029, to explore our resources and reserve your seat for Fall 2025.

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Reserve Your Seat for Fall 2025

#IUSaidYes, and we look forward to your arrival! If you are a first-year student admitted for Fall 2025 and have decided to attend IU, the deadline to complete your Intent to Enroll is May 1. For more information, visit the IU Admissions Webpage. To make sure you're on track to become a Hoosier, check out this list of next steps.

Reserve your seat

Luddy Hall

Welcome to Luddy Hall, the innovative facility that became Luddy's new home when it opened in January 2018. The 124,000-square-foot facility features state-of-the-art maker labs, seven classrooms, as well as our academic advising and career services offices.

Luddy prides itself on its collaborative spirit and cohesive culture, bolstered by our $39.2 million Luddy Hall. A teaching and research hub for students and faculty, Luddy Hall offers an innovation center supporting entrepreneurship, a community center devoted to Luddy's diversity programs, and gathering areas and meeting spaces to promote collaboration.

What kind of laptop should I bring to Luddy?

Whatever you’re most comfortable using! Most classes are taught to work with both PCs and Macs; however, there are many computer labs available in the Luddy buildings and across IU’s campus for your use. Luddy has no additional requirements or suggestions beyond IU’s general computer recommendations.

IU’s general computer recommendations

When do I sign up for classes?

Students who have reserved their seat for fall will hear from the Office of First Year Experience Programs with information about the summer New Student Orientation (NSO) program. During NSO, you’ll meet with an academic advisor who will help you select and enroll in your fall courses.

What software do I need at IU/Luddy?

There’s no need to buy anything you don’t already have. As an IU student, you are eligible for free downloads of the Microsoft Office Suite, Adobe Creative Cloud, and antivirus products. Visit IUware to view other software available to you.

Scholarships

IU offers a lot of options for financial assistance. The Luddy School offers scholarships to select incoming first-year students who apply to IU by the November 1st non-binding early-action deadline. We are looking for students who plan to use technology in their careers and whose application, transcript, and essay indicate academic excellence and leadership skills.

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Luddy Living Learning Center

Located in Teter Quad in the Central Neighborhood, the Luddy Living Learning Community is a great jump start to building your network at Indiana University. With its own dedicated Maker Space, the LLC engages students with top-of-the-line software and hardware, 3D printers, laser cutters, and more. Applications for the LLC open February 1. To indicate interest in the LLC, please choose it as your first preference in the IU RPS Housing application. For questions regarding the LLC, please contact Nicole Mitchell.

IU Residential Programs and Services

Find your home and create a community

See the LLC in action

Luddy Ambassadors

Contact Our Current Students

The best way to get a feel for what our school is like is to talk to current students. Our Student Ambassadors are here to help. If you have any questions or want to learn more about their majors, minors, focus areas, and more, be sure to send them an email.

Follow our @IULuddyAmbassadors on Instagram for a glimpse into Luddy student life!

Meet our Ambassadors

6 Luddy Student Ambassadors sitting on a rock wall with the IU Campus in the background.

*Informatics professor, Nathan Ensmenger*

What tech skills does Luddy expect incoming students to have?

Students enter Luddy with a wide range of technical skills. Students can find success in our classes with or without prior tech experience. We have a variety of systems in place to support and challenge students, including faculty support, academic advisors, associate instructors, peer mentors, and free tutoring for core classes.

Research Experience for Undergraduates

Luddy undergraduate students have the unique opportunity to work with faculty in research centers and labs. Students gain experience and build analytical and professional skills that help prepare them for their careers or graduate studies.

Undergraduate research opportunities

Explore IU and Bloomington

Bloomington and IU have grown together through the years, and what has emerged is a partnership that has created the quintessential college town. More than 50,000 students, faculty, and staff live and work on our beautiful campus. Bloomington combines the excitement of a big city in a small-town setting. Attend one of the more than 1,000 yearly performances from the Jacobs School of Music or take in a Broadway show at the IU Auditorium. Enjoy Big Ten football and basketball action at Memorial Stadium or the iconic Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall, explore our renowned Farmers' Market, or experience both local and global cuisine in our thriving downtown.