Indiana Institute of Technology — College Profile

About

Indiana Institute of Technology (Indiana Tech) is best known for its career-focused education and flexible degree pathways, preparing students for immediate entry into high-demand technical and professional fields. The university's strongest academic offerings are housed within the Talwar College of Engineering and Computer Sciences and the College of Business, which feature robust programs in mechanical engineering, cybersecurity, digital forensics, and sports management. The campus culture is tight-knit, diverse, and heavily energized by NAIA athletics, with a significant majority of traditional undergraduate students actively competing in varsity sports. Setting the university apart is its distinctive dual-track educational model, which blends hands-on, traditional undergraduate coursework with the widely utilized College of Professional Studies, designed specifically to accommodate adult learners and transfer students through flexible online formats.

Wikipedia:Indiana Institute of Technology is a private university in Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States. It was founded in 1930 as Indiana Technical College by John A. Kalbfleisch, who was also the school's first president. The university is organized into three colleges and specializes in career-oriented degree programs in business, engineering, computer science, education, criminal justice, and others. In addition to the traditional semester-long class format, Indiana Tech also offers accelerated degree programs and online programs via its College of Professional Studies.

Location

Fort Wayne, IN, 46803-1228 · City campus

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Nearest airport from college

IND · Indianapolis

113 mi away

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Cost & aid

Cost of attendance

YoursEveryone

Tuition & fees$31,361

Housing & food (on campus)$13,694

Books & supplies$0

Cost of attendance$54,993

Average net price$23,206

Same price for all students

Tuition & fees$31,361

Housing & food (on campus)$13,694

Books & supplies$0

Cost of attendance$54,993

Average net price$23,206

Source: U.S. College Scorecard · published total: financialservices.indianatech.edu

How it’s made up

Tuition$32,872

Fees$560

Housing$7,350

Food$5,972

Personal expenses$4,006

Transportation$1,452

Total published by the school$54,993

Source: financialservices.indianatech.edu

Net price by family income

$0–30k

$19,524

$30–48k

$17,194

$48–75k

$21,077

$75–110k

$27,042

$110k+

$27,828

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Source: U.S. College Scorecard

Grants from the school

100% of first-years get a grant from the school, averaging $16,361

Source: College Navigator (U.S. Department of Education, IPEDS)

Outcomes

Completion

Within 6 yrs

38%

Within 4 yrs

35%

Back for yr 2

59%

Transferred

Pell students: 37.0% · others: 55.7%

8 yrs after starting

41% graduated · 3% transferred · 55% left or unknown · none still enrolled

Earnings

6 yrs after entry$29,717

10 yrs after entry$47,327

Debt

Median at graduation$26,391

Monthly payment$280

Middle 50% owe$5.4k–$19k

90th percentile$34,250

Admissions

Getting in

Admit rate

70%

Test policy

Not required

Admitted students

Admit rate: men 69.5% · women 71.5%

Yield: 13.3% of admitted students enroll

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Student Body

Gender

Men 60%Women 40%

Who enrolls

Faculty ratio

16 : 1

Pell grant

35%

First-gen

53%

Family income

$14,380

Independent

80%

Veterans

Age at entry

30.0

Part-time

Where first-years come from

In state (IN)

50.1%

Out of state

39.4%

International

0.0%

Most out-of-state first-years from: OH 47 · MI 45 · IL 31 · TX 10 · TN 7

Race & ethnicity

White

45%

Hispanic

Black

14%

Asian

Two or more

Non-resident

11%

Unknown

15%

Varsity sports

NAIA Division I

Archery
Co-ed
Baseball
Men's
Basketball
Men's · Women's
Bowling
Men's · Women's
Cross Country
Men's · Women's
Golf
Men's · Women's
Ice Hockey
Men's · Women's
Lacrosse
Men's · Women's
Other Sports
Men's · Co-ed
Soccer
Men's · Women's
Softball
Women's
Tennis
Men's · Women's
Track and Field (Indoor)
Men's · Women's
Track and Field (Outdoor)
Men's · Women's
Volleyball
Men's · Women's
Wrestling
Men's · Women's

Programs & Earnings

Bachelor's degrees by annual completions · 4yr national median earnings

Median earnings, all programs

After 6 yrs

$29,717

After 10 yrs

$47,327

Business Administration, Management and Operations60

Criminal Justice and Corrections21

Psychology, General15

Mechanical Engineering14

Industrial Engineering12

Biomedical/Medical Engineering10

Accounting and Related Services10

Computer/Information Technology Administration and Management9

Computer Engineering9

Sports, Kinesiology, and Physical Education/Fitness9

Computer Software and Media Applications8

Health Services/Allied Health/Health Sciences, General7

Rehabilitation and Therapeutic Professions7

Electrical, Electronics, and Communications Engineering6

Computer Science5

Communication and Media Studies4

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Institutional

Resources

Endowment

$62M

Full-time faculty

100%

Faculty salary

$9,234/mo

Teaching spend

$3,202

per student

Federal loans

69%

Classification

Carnegie type

Master's (larger programs)

Undergraduate profile