Indiana University Southeast is a public regional campus of Indiana University in New Albany, Indiana, about 15 minutes north of downtown Louisville, Kentucky. It began in 1941 as the IU Falls City Area Center, became the Jeffersonville Extension Center in 1945, and was named Indiana University Southeast in 1968; the campus moved to its current site in 1973. IU Southeast describes itself as best known for bachelor's programs in business, nursing and education and offers over 55 degree programs. It belongs to the Kentuckiana Metroversity consortium. Its student newspaper, The Horizon, won a 2015 Pacemaker Award, and the Grenadiers compete in the NAIA River States Conference.
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IU Southeast follows the IU-wide test-optional admission policy.
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Location
New Albany, Indiana, United States
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