Adult Education
Registration
Ways to Register
Internet
Complete the internet registration form. You must have a credit card to register on line. You may also send a check, money order, or cashier's check to a lock box. Some classes require the fees must be a money order or cashier's check. Please check to be sure you are sending the correct kind of check. The address for where to send the check will appear in the registration process. You must fill out all the fields when you are doing the regstration form. If you do not have three phone numbers, cut and paste the same number. Be sure to include your birthday after you select your course/course from the drop down menus.
Phone-In - will be directed to register on line
Please call with questions. You will be directed to register online with a credit card or check. Call our office between 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. at 219 980-6806 or toll free 1 888 968-7486 Ext. 6806.
Mail-In - register on line first then mail check to lockbox
Complete the registration form online. Enrollments submitted as check payments must be mailed at least a week before the class start date.Send your payment to the lockbox address you will see on line. Some courses require a cashier's check or money order. Please do not send a personal check for those courses. Make your check, cashier's check, or money order payable to Indiana University and mail to the lockbox address which will appear after you register. Again, enrollments submitted as check payments must be mailed at least a week before the class start date.
Walk-In - no longer able to register in the office.
The Office of Continuing Studies cannot take any registrations in the office. All enrollments must be done on line with either a credit card or by sending a check to a lock box. No payments of any form will be processed in the office. You must do all registrations online. Please follow the above link for the internet registration form. Enrollments submitted as check payments must be mailed at least a week before the class start date.
Contact Linda Szalmasagi at 219/980-6806 if you have questions.
The Taxpayer Relief Act of 1997 offers tax credits for qualified education expenses. For answers to personal income tax questions, please contact a tax advisor or the IRS at (800) 829-1040.
