Indiana State UniversityIndiana, USA

The Indiana State University (ISU) is a public university in Terre Haute, Indiana, known for offering a mix of online and offline programs for more than 100 undergraduate courses. The origins of the university can be traced back to 1865, however, the instruction began in 1870. The university is ranked among #1200-1400 in QS World University Rankings 2023 and enjoys a QS Subject Ranking of 251-300 for its Education and Training programs.

The university received accreditation from the Higher Learning Commission in 1915, leading to its status as a public university. It witnessed an enrolment of 8,451 students for the 2022 spring admission cycle. Out of this number, 6,837 students were enrolled in undergraduate courses. Of all the undergraduate students, 5,402 enrolled for full-time studies, while 1,435 opted for part-time study. The acceptance rate of Indiana State University is around 92%.

With a campus of 435 acres, ISU has numerous facilities for students and faculty. It boasts research facilities like the Centre for Language Education and Research, Centre for Urban and Environmental Change, Porter Cancer Research Centre, and Center for Bat Research, Outreach, and Conservation.

The ISU campus comprises graduate, undergraduate, and online courses across more than 100 domains. Some notable courses include operations and supply chain management, aviation management, packaging engineering technology, and cyber criminology. 

Over the years, Indiana State University has produced some notable alumni. The most prominent alumnus in the institute's history is Larry Bird, a former NBA player. Philip Hinkle, a former republican member of the Indiana House of Representatives from Indianapolis, also graduated from the university. 

Indiana State University has a program called Business Builders, created by the Business Engagement Centre at the university. It offers a platform for students to hone their innovation and entrepreneurship skills and use the university's resources for experimental learning. It helps students identify business needs and devise solutions, helping them prepare for future roles.