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High school transcripts may be requested from your high school or the Board of Education located in the county where you attended high school. They may be submitted via mail, email, fax, or Parchment (for participating schools/districts, speak with your counselor). Applicants may also submit high school transcripts in person to our office or by email to admissions@iu.edu. Photos or screen shots cannot be accepted.

To learn how to request your test scores online or by mail, website. GED/State Approved Equivalency test scores may be submitted via mail, email, or fax. Applicants may also submit test results in­ person to our office.

Applicants must provide official transcripts for each college/university attended for admission to IU Southeast. Failure to disclose past enrollment at a college/university may result in delays to the admission process. IU Southeast does not require official transcripts to be submitted in a sealed envelope, but documents must be provided on the official, transcript letterhead with accompanying institutional seal and signature.

Official transcripts can only be submitted by mail, in­ person, or through an approved, secure electronic transcript service like the National Student Clearinghouse (for participating institutions only). If sent electronically, official documents must be provided directly from the issuing institution by email to admissions@iu.edu. Electronic transcripts forwarded from an applicant’s personal, student, work, etc., email cannot be accepted as official. Photos or screen shots cannot be accepted.

SAT and ACT test scores may be sent to IU Southeast by indicating IU Southeast as a recipient when taking the SAT or ACT exams. Students may also request scores by visiting the or visiting the . Test scores may be submitted via mail, email, fax, or the above mentioned methods. Applicants may also submit test scores in­ person to our office.

Go to the  online form and complete it electronically.