For Students - Punxsutawney

Resources

Major Match: Unsure? Confused? Undecided? Follow this link to Find Your Match. Many students have difficulty deciding on a major. You are definitely not alone. Your major, your focus of study for the next four years, your career track. It seems so overwhelming
Writing Center: The Writing Center at IUP at Punxsutawney offers assistance with student papers and term projects.
Computer Lab: IUP at Punxsutawney has two computer labs in the Learning Center.
Punxsutawney Library: The IUP at Punxsutawney Library is intended for the use of all members of the IUP community.
Undergraduate Catalog: Undergraduate Catalog 2008–2009 and link to previous editions
URSA: Use URSA (University Records and Systems Assistant) to register for classes, view financial aid information, and manage your personal data.

Admissions: IUP offers students the best of both worlds: a comprehensive university offering a range of programs and opportunities, and a small, intimate school where you’ll get to know your professors and classmates.
Orientation: Our goal is to help you transition from high school or another institution to IUP.
Disability Support: Disability Support Services assists students with disabilities of all kinds, including learning, physical, hearing, vision, or psychological.
Online Transfer Credit Equivalency System: The Online Transfer Credit Equivalency System is a tool to help you begin understanding how your credits may transfer to IUP.
Registrar: The Registrar’s Office oversees student records, class scheduling, and policies as they pertain to the student academic experience.

Fees: Fees and costs for the IUP at Punxsutawney campus.
Financial Aid: The Financial Aid Office offers financial aid information to all students attending IUP. The types of financial assistance offered include educational grants, loans, and student employment eligibility.
Apply for Financial Aid: In addition to Veteran's benefits you may qualify for other State and Federal grants and loans by submitting a Free Application for Student Aid (FAFSA) Application. All students are encouraged to submit a FAFSA.
FAQ: Frequently Asked Questions about Financial Aid, Withdrawal, and Dropping Courses.
Scholarships: Scholarships provide gift assistance to academically talented students and assist them in financing their educational expenses.

Dual Enrollment: Qualified high school juniors and seniors can enroll in college-level courses and receive both college and high school credit.
Enrollment Verification Request Form: Use this form to verify your enrollment at IUP with health insurers, employers, and others.

Punxsutawney Living Center: The Living Learning Center at Punxsutawney is one of the newest housing complexes at IUP.
Housing FAQ: Frequently asked questions about housing and residence life at IUP Punxsutawney.

Bus to Indiana: There is a van providing weekend transportation service to and from Indiana, Pa.
Break Bus: The Break Bus is available to students to provide transportations to locations in Pennsylvania during breaks.