College is challenging, but we will do everything we can to help you succeed. You can always turn to your academic advisor for help with everything from academic planning to classroom struggles.
Your advisor can refer you to appropriate on- and off-campus resources, assist in academic planning, and provide career development support.
New undergraduate students are assigned an advisor upon admission to IU Indianapolis and the School of Science.
Students with last name A—K:
Jane Alexander
Students with last name L—Z:
Leslie Busch
The Biology Resource Center (BRC) offers free tutoring in certain courses. Many of our departments also offer help through academic support centers, peer-led learning opportunities, and tutoring services.
Learn more about tutoringIt’s never too early—or too late—to start planning for your career.
The Office of Pre-Professional and Career Preparation (PREPs) is here to help you whether you’re looking for a full-time job after graduation or headed to graduate/professional school.
Learn about PREPsThe Graduate School website has several resources to help as you complete your theses—formatting tips, deadlines, information about defending your thesis, and more.
Many of our faculty members are actively accepting graduate students to join their labs. Learn about the current research being done. Visit our faculty profiles for a list of faculty by research area and to filter the list by faculty who are accepting graduate students.