Once a refund is ordered, it can take 2-3 business days to get them by direct deposit and 5-7 business days to get it in the mail. Please sign up for direct payment at least 10 days before the start of classes if you wish to obtain your refund by direct deposit. Once you have registered for direct payment, you do not need to do so again, unless your bank details change. Weeks of Welcome (WOW) is a constant tradition at IUPUI. WOW is a series of campus-wide events that is expected to welcome students and the campus community for the new school year. The calendar of events covers the first 2 weeks of the autumn semester. Coordinated by the Office of Educational Partnerships and Student Success, wow supports and programs student organizations, offices and departments across campus, as well as the Studentaffairs department. WOW offers a variety of program options for students, including education, service, leadership, diversity and social events. The types of events range from information fairs to artistic productions. Wow is a way for students to connect, discover campus culture and get interested in Indianapolis. For more information, see wow.iupui.edu. If you have any questions, please contact the Office of Educational Partnerships and Student Success at wowiupui@iupui.edu or (317) 274-3699. The complaint filed on October 29 in U.S.

District Court for the Southern District of Indiana in Indianapolis, also claimed that, by accessing data on student movements, IU violated their contractual obligations to its students. Students are asking the university to recognize wrongdoing, take steps to change student data access policies, and inform students of these policies. IUPUI plans, Family Education Rights and Privacy Act (Family Education Rights and Privacy Act) (Family Education Rights and Privacy Act) (Family Education Rights and Privacy Act) (”Family Education Rights and Privacy Act”) (”Family Education Rights and Privacy Act”) (”Family Education Rights and Privacy Act”) (”Family Education Rights and Privacy Act”) (”Family Education Rights and Privacy Act”) (”Family Education Rights and Privacy Act”) including immediate family, and may temporarily lose access to its accounts if it does. For more information, see kb.iu.edu/d/bdpv. If the invoice is late, the Bursar office will continue to follow with the sponsor to determine why there is a late payment. If the payment has not been received or the sponsor does not respond, you will be notified by email. In order for your student account to remain in good condition, the sponsor must pay or contact us within 14 days. At this point, you should consult your sponsor to determine why the sponsor did not pay. In most cases, the sponsor needs additional information from you. IU offices and staff cannot legally disclose a student`s information to third parties, including parents, unless explicit exceptions have been signed.

Protected information includes class information, disciplinary records, evaluations, financial documents, GPA, notes, social security number and transcripts, but is not limited. The CrimsonCard payment program was created with discounts and comfort in mind. It is accepted by more than 200 dealers on and off the IU system. It offers features such as convenient access to money, money cannot be withdrawn, unused rollover funds and daily discounts! To use it as a payment, a down payment must be made. A variety of deposit options exist with the most popular option is the Bill Bursar Deposit. This option allows students to deposit money on their CrimsonCard and allocate it to their student Bursar account. This option allows students to contribute up to $1,750 per semester.