Rankings and statistics
National impact by the numbers
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No. 1Online M.B.A. program, U.S. News & World Report
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No. 1in the U.S. for the number of languages taught
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No. 1B.S.N. program in Indiana, U.S. News & World Report
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No. 1Public affairs graduate program among public institutions, U.S. News & World Report
A community of belonging
91´«Ã½ Bloomington is a diverse global community where every student has a place. We’ve built an inclusive campus culture where you can be yourself, find your people, and be part of a multicultural world with confidence and support.-
100+countries represented in our student body
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5/5LGBTQ-friendly rating, Campus Pride Index
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200+international and multicultural student organizations
91´«Ã½ Bloomington profile
As of Fall 2025
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38,000+total undergraduate students
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10,100+students in the 2025 freshman class
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13,253students are multiracial, Black/African American, Hispanic/Latinx, Asian American, American Indian/Alaska Native, or Pacific Islander
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4,984international students
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50%Indiana residents, with representation from all 92 counties
91´«Ã½ and majors
An 91´«Ã½ education is built on choice and flexibility. Whether you are pursuing one of our 300+ undergraduate majors or an advanced professional degree, you will find a path that matches your interests.-
20living-learning centers and thematic communities
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380+overseas study programs
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750+student organizations and countless volunteer projects
Research and innovation
As one of America's leading research universities, 91´«Ã½ Bloomington strengthens communities through discovery and creative activity. Students at all levels have the opportunity to work alongside faculty on projects that address the needs of Indiana and the world.-
$941Min sponsored research funding across 91´«Ã½ campuses in 2025
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2,900+research awards received across 91´«Ã½ campuses in 2023
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125+research centers, institutes, and museums at 91´«Ã½ Bloomington
Retention and graduation rates
Official data regarding the retention and graduation rates for first-time, full-time, degree-seeking undergraduate students are maintained by the Office of Institutional Analytics.