Students can work with Admissions to review equivalencies.
UIS partners with community colleges and transfer pathways programs.
Yes. Many students transfer to UIS after completing associate degrees.
Transferability depends on accreditation, coursework, and program requirements.
UIS offers transfer scholarships for eligible students.
Students can contact Admissions for counselor assignments.
Yes. Transfer students may apply for campus housing.
Graduation timelines vary based on transferred credits and degree requirements.
Yes. UIS online degrees are accredited through institutional accreditation.
UIS offers .
Many UIS programs can be completed entirely online.
Some online courses are asynchronous while others may include live sessions.
See cost of attendence.
Online tuition rates may differ from on-campus rates. See cost of attendence.
Yes. Many online programs are available to out-of-state students.
Online courses use learning management systems for coursework, communication, and assignments.
Yes. Eligible online students may qualify for financial aid.
Course lengths vary by semester and program.
Students generally need reliable internet access and a modern computer.
UIS online programs are designed to support flexibility for working professionals.
Yes. Online students have access to advising, tutoring, technology support, and library resources.
Yes. Online students may participate in commencement ceremonies.
Tuition and fees vary by program and residency status.
See cost of attendence.
UIS is recognized as a public university offering value and affordability.

