Financial Assistance and Scholarships

Financial Assistance for Residential and Non-Residential Indiana Students

As a public school, there is no cost for tuition for Indiana students.
[Note: Information about costs for international students attending the Indiana Academy can be found at International Admissions.]

Our income-based financial assistance tier structure for the 2026-2027 school year has been updated for residential and non-residential Indiana students. We also have a few additional scholarships, including the Visit Scholarship, and those funded by alumni for students from specific high schools.

Income Guidelines – Financial Assistance Tiers*

Dual Credit and Optional Fee Structure

2026-2027 Academic YearCostTier 1*Tier 2*Tier 3*
Tuition$0$0$0$0
Dual Credit (Earn high school and college credit)
Dual Credit Course
(taught by Academy instructor)
$75–$250$0$0$0
Dual Credit Course
(online through Ball State)
$350$0$0$0
Optional Fees
Graphing Calculator Rental$20 per semester$0$0$0
Laptop Rental Fee$50 per semester$0$0$0
Audit BSU Class
(for high school credit)
$55 (per course)
BSU Class
(for full college credit)
BSU Fee Schedule
*Based on financial need. Requires proof of income.

Residential Students

2026-2027 Academic YearCostTier 1*Tier 2*Tier 3*
Room & Board Fee
Includes 3 meals per day (breakfast, lunch, and dinner)
$2,700$2,700$2,700$2,700
Scholarship$0-$2,700-$2,202-$1,250
Total Yearly Fee
Billed 1/2 of the total per semester
$2,700
$1,350 per semester
$0$498
$249 per semester
$1,450
$725 per semester
*Based on financial need. Requires proof of income.

Families of residential students who do not qualify for income-based financial assistance pay a room and board fee of $1,350 per semester. Half of the yearly room and board fee is due each semester, and families can make monthly payments.

  • Without financial assistance: $1,350 per semester + dual credit classes
  • Tier 3 assistance: $724 per semester + free dual credit classes
  • Tier 2 assistance: $249 per semester + free dual credit classes
  • Tier 1 assistance: $0 per semester + free dual credit classes

Other expenses that may be incurred by families are transportation, personal items, and the selection of options such as rental of a graphing calculator, laptop rental, and dual credit classes. (Our school yearbook is free.) Additional assistance is available for calculator and laptop rental fees.

Other Scholarships

Automatic Scholarships—no application required.

  • Visit Scholarship – Attend a qualifying on-campus or virtual program and receive a one-time $100 scholarship.
  • Eastbrook High School – A scholarship for any student who attends Eastbrook High School.
  • Blackford County High School – A scholarship for students attending Blackford Jr-Sr High School.
  • Martinsville High School – A partial room and board scholarship for all enrolling students attending Martinsville High School.

Questions?

Have questions or need more information? Contact us at .

https://academy.bsu.edu/admissions/scholarships/