Something very subtle and successful has happened in the Office of Admissions. Staff have implemented academic policies, created a system of partnerships, and established an outreach plan so effective that enrollment has shifted. Today one in three students attending ISU is a transfer.
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Common App in place for 2022 Illinois State applicants
Illinois State has announced a new partnership with the Common Application for the summer/fall 2022 application cycle.
Faculty/staff invited to Recruitment Kickoff event
Faculty and staff are invited to join in a celebration of campus-wide teamwork as a new recruitment cycle begins.
The Places You’ll Go: Ashley Shannon
At Illinois State, we care about your growth as both a student and individual. Your time here will certainly be filled with memories you can cherish for a lifetime. Ashley Shannon, an Illinois State alumnus, made the most of her time as an undergraduate student. Stay tuned to learn more about Ashley’s journey here at
Living on campus with dietary restrictions
“I am thankful for the fact that Illinois State’s food options have helped me stay on track with my dietary needs.”
Finals 101: 5 useful tips to ace your finals
The end of the semester can be a stressful time; fortunately, our friends at University College have some study tips and habits to help you ace your finals!
How to find a roommate
So you’ve just chosen a college, decided on a major, and now you have to make another big decision: choosing a roommate!
Transfer students answer common questions
Check out what current transfers of Illinois State have to say when asked some frequently asked questions!
5 transfer students share their Illinois State story
Wondering what life will be like as a transfer student at Illinois State University? Check out what our #TransfersofISU have to say.
Video: My transfer student experience at Illinois State
As a transfer student at Illinois State University, you won’t miss out on anything. Just ask Ryan Downing, a senior psychology major who transferred to Illinois State himself.