Summer Edge offers busy teachers a variety of dynamic and convenient opportunities for license renewal and professional development. The workshops, institutes, and graduate courses designed for this program compliment the many graduate courses already offered by the School of Education, and focus on what teachers need to be effective 21st century educators. The opportunities include economical choices such as full-day workshops and three-day institutes, as well as one- and two-week intensive graduate courses in both online and face-to-face formats.

If you would like to take one of our workshops for professional development (without receiving course credit), you can register online.

If you are currently taking an undergraduate or graduate class at IUPUI , you can register via OneStart.

If you took an IUPUI graduate class in summer 2011 or later, but are not currently an active student , call 317.274.1519 to be reactivated for summer 2013. If you are not sure of your status, call 317.274.6801 for verification.

If you have never taken courses at IUPUI, or were last actively enrolled as a graduate student in spring 2011 or before, please complete the online application. Follow the instructions for License Renewal/Education graduate non-degree. (You can ignore the March 1 deadline for applying. License Renewal applications are accepted at any time.) When you apply, it will take approximately 3-5 business days for processing. You will receive an e-mail when your application has been approved; this will contain instructions regarding how to create a network ID and how to register. A $60 non-refundable application fee is due at the time of application.

Once you have established your current admission status, you must register for classes through Onestart (https://onestart.iu.edu). To create an IU computing account, including your Onestart account, visit https://ams.iu.edu/skit/StartHere.aspx. For help with technology, contact UITS Help at 317.274.4357.

Open registration for summer courses begins March 30, 2013.

IUPUI operates on a paperless system, which means all communication with students regarding course information, scheduling of classes, receipt and payment of tuition bills, etc., is communicated online or via university e-mail.

Note: you will not receive a paper bill. You are responsible for obtaining your bill via Onestart.

The Onestart portal (https://onestart.iu.edu) allows students to pay tuition bills, and obtain copies of bills and payment receipts. To create an IU computing account, including a Onestart account, visit https://ams.iu.edu/skit/StartHere.aspx.

IUPUI student billing schedule:

• 1^st Thursday of the month: Bills are ready for pick up via Onestart.
• 3^rd Tuesday of the month: Bills are due.

You have many options to pay your tuition bill.

• Online : You may pay online with a credit card (MasterCard and Discover), or via electronic check from your checking or savings account. Visit the Bursar website (http://bursar.iupui.edu) and click the QuikPay button on the left to choose this option.
• By Mail : You may mail a check or money order. Please mail your payment at least five (5) business days prior to the bill's due date to ensure receipt and processing. Include your 10 digit University ID with your payment. Do not include correspondence with your remittance.
• Via Campus Drop Box : You may drop a check in the Bursar drop box located in the Campus Center, Suite 250. Note: checks submitted via the drop box may be converted into electronic payment format.
• In Person : You may pay by cash or check in person at Student Financial Services located in the Campus Center, Suite 250. Because paying in person may involve waiting in line, you are encouraged to pay online or by mail. Note: checks submitted in person may be converted into electronic payment format.

Please be aware that nonpayment of your bill will jeopardize your ability to get your grade(s), so please arrange for payment on your account early. For additional questions regarding payment of bills or payment plans, visit http://bursar.iupui.edu or contact the Office of the Bursar by e-mail (bursar@iupui.edu) or by telephone (317.274.2451).

The Account Billing Statement details all fees. All fees have been approved by the Trustees of Indiana University, and are subject to change without notice by action of the Trustees of Indiana University.

CREDIT HOUR FEE RATES

The rates shown in this schedule have been approved for the 2012-13 academic year and are applicable for the 2013 Summer Sessions only. The majority of Summer Edge graduate courses are 3 credit hours.

To estimate your total tuition and fees, use the Cost Estimator.

ONLINE CREDIT HOUR FEE RATE

Online courses offered through Summer Edge are billed at the online tuition rate. For summer 2012, this rate is $416.66/credit hour.

LATE SCHEDULE CHANGE FEE

After the close of the 100% refund period, a non-refundable transaction fee of approximately $22.00 per course is assessed for each added course, changed section, or credit-to-audit exchange.

LATE REGISTRATION FEE

Late registration fees are assessed on all enrollments beginning the official 1^st day of the course. The non-refundable fee is $75.00. Additional information on tuition and fees is available at http://bursar.iupui.edu/.

PARKING

You cannot purchase parking permits through the registration process; however, IUPUI Parking Services offers options for your convenience. Please visit https://www.parking.iupui.edu/home.do to select your choice. Remember to have your license plate number handy when you first enter this site.

Refund credits are determined by the date the drop activity is processed by the IUPUI Office of the Registrar. Refunds are based on the following schedule:

*For additional information on adding courses, dropping courses, deadlines for registration and withdrawal, and fees associated with schedule changes, please visit http://registrar.iupui.edu/.

No, but an advisor is available any time you have questions (317.274.6801).

Appropriate course work is any graduate-level course (500 or above) either in education (EDUC) or in the major or minor area of the license. You may not retake a course you have already taken.

Workshop courses (W505) offered for three graduate credits in Education will count. All the three-credit courses can be used to renew an Indiana teaching license. Additionally, CRUs and PGPs are available for non-credit professional development opportunities.

Yes, as long as a satisfactory grade is received.

There is no guarantee that any course will apply toward a graduate degree until you are officially admitted to a graduate program and receive approval from your assigned faculty advisor.

If you have not taken graduate courses at the Indiana University School of Education at Indianapolis, you must first be admitted to the school. See graduate application options. We strongly encourage you to submit your application as soon as possible because it will take approximately 7-10 business days before it is processed and you can register for a course. You will receive an e-mail when you have been admitted to the School of Education and have clearance to register. A $60 non-refundable application fee is due at the time of application.

If you have previously taken a graduate course in summer 2011 or later, there is no need to reapply; however, you need to have your registration status updated. To do this, send an e-mail to sabrande@iupui.edu and state in the subject line "REINSTATEMENT FOR LICENSE RENEWAL." The following information is needed in order to complete this process: name(s) listed with the university, last 4 digits of SSN, and date of birth. You will receive a follow-up e-mail once the reinstatement is complete.

Yes. If you have not yet been admitted to graduate school, you must apply.

Yes. As a graduate non-degree seeking student, you will be required to pay graduate fees.

No. You probably will not receive your renewed license until mid-September. However, if your school corporation requires evidence that the renewal is in progress, you may request a verification letter (letter of eligibility) after your courses are completed and your application has been submitted. Get the request form (PDF).

Please visit our Licensing section for helpful tips and the link to the Indiana Teacher Online Licensing System. The license renewal process is now entirely online.

Your application should be submitted upon completion of the six (6) credits of appropriate course work, but no more than two months prior to the license expiration date. Renewals are valid for five years from the date of issuance. The fee to renew your license is $36.72. After the Licensing Advisor has verified your completion and grade for the course, your application will be routed to the Division of Professional Standards.

Either university can process your license renewal application. If you want IUPUI to process your application, you must submit an official transcript showing the three hours not taken at IUPUI.

Please refer to the Office of Educator Licensing and Development at the Indiana Department of Education for up-to-date information regarding licensing and license renewal, or check the IUPUI School of Education licensing page.