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In Bloomington, nationally ranked business academics are part of a traditional, immersive college experience. Explore a wide range of business majors, connect your studies to opportunities across IU, and shape your experience through student organizations, global programs, leadership opportunities, and more.

And outside the classroom, limestone buildings, tree-lined paths, Big Ten traditions, and a vibrant college town make Bloomington a place to learn, grow, and make lasting memories.

For an urban, career-connected experience, explore Kelley Indianapolis, where downtown access puts business, internships, and city life within reach.

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The best way to know if Kelley Bloomington is right for you? Visit in person to get a feel for what sets this campus apart.

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Learn in spaces designed for business

Located in the heart of Indiana University, the Kelley School of Business Bloomington campus is centered around two connected buildings designed for collaboration, innovation, and real-world learning.

Hodge Hall at the Kelley School of Business

Named for James R. Hodge, BS’74, Hodge Hall is the hub for undergraduate learning at Kelley.

Inside, you’ll find:

Modern classrooms designed for interactive learning
The Dan and Maureen Aron Investment Center (student-managed trading room)
The Balance Room, a dedicated space for Kelleys to relax and recharge
The AI Hub, supporting emerging business technologies
Faculty offices and student collaboration spaces
Hodge Hall Cafe, first floor: Poke by Sushi King; build a bowl with sushi rice, poke sauce, protein, and veggies. Check the website for hours of operation.

This is where many students spend their day learning, connecting, and preparing for their careers.

Conrad Prebys Career Services Center

Connected to Hodge Hall, the Prebys Career Center gives students direct access to career opportunities.

Features include:

Interview rooms for on-campus recruiting
Corporate presentation spaces
Dedicated areas for networking with employers

Our expert career coaches provide comprehensive career support, from exploring paths and translating academic experience into workplace skills to job search guidance, interview preparation, and assistance with evaluating and accepting offers.

The late Conrad T. Prebys, BS’55, committed a $20 million gift to Indiana University, a portion of which funded the 2017 construction of the career center. The Conrad Prebys Career Services Center also houses the Kelley Undergraduate Admissions Office.

Godfrey Center at IU Bloomington

The Godfrey Graduate and Executive Education Center is home to Kelley’s graduate programs, including:

Located next to Hodge Hall and named for William J. Godfrey, BS’64, MBA’68, the Godfrey Center at IU Bloomington offers advanced learning spaces and serves as a hub for graduate student life.

The Godfrey Graduate and Executive Education Center Cafe is located on the ground floor. The cafe is The Globe's location for Yalla, a kosher, Mediterranean-style restaurant. Check the website for hours of operation.

The Kelley School of Business is comprised of two distinct schools on two IU campuses.

Degree programs are separately administered for students admitted to either the Bloomington or Indianapolis campus and school. Learn more about transferability between Kelley programs.

Why Kelley students love Bloomington

A town that feels good to live in

“It’s so easy to enjoy both the beauty of nature and the energy of Bloomington. Walking around campus, trying new restaurants, spending time in local coffee shops—these moments make your Kelley experience even more memorable.”

Logan Tobery
Finance with LEAD Co-Major

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United by Hoosier pride

“I’m a huge IU sports fan! I make it my goal to go to every IU football game. It's special to see so many Hoosiers uniting on campus to show their shared pride for IU.”

Lauren Holman
Accounting, Finance, 3/2 MBA

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Four distinct seasons

“I’ve lived all over the world, and no place brings me happiness through weather quite like Bloomington. Fall is my favorite—watching the leaves change color, cozying up with a mug of hot cocoa.”

Lora Simakova
Supply Chain Management

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Plan your trip to Kelley Bloomington

Nearest airport: Indianapolis International Airport (IND)

Travel time to Bloomington: 1 to 1.5 hours

Shuttle service: GO Express Travel offers direct service to campus

Bloomington is within driving distance of:

Indianapolis (1.5 hours)
Louisville (2 hours)
Cincinnati (2.5 hours)
Chicago (4 hours)
St. Louis (4 hours)

Closest garage: Fee Lane Parking Garage, 709 N. Fee Lane (attached to Kelley’s Godfrey Center)
Hourly parking available
Free parking: Friday 6 p.m. to Monday 7 a.m. (unless noted)

Visit the Office of Parking Operations for a parking map and hourly rates.

Want to book a hotel close to campus? So many great options! Check out Visit Bloomington’s list of hotels near IU. 

You can also find great options in nearby areas like:

Nashville
Martinsville
Indianapolis

Bloomington has an impressive culinary scene, with more than 150 restaurants in the downtown district alone. Known for its global cuisine options and top-tier pizza joints, Bloomington is also home to Indiana’s largest winery and a few distilleries, too.

Dining options at Kelley include:

Hodge Hall Cafe, first floor: Poke by Sushi King; build a bowl with sushi rice, poke sauce, protein, and veggies.
Godfrey Graduate & Executive Education Center Cafe, ground floor: The Globe's location for Yalla, a kosher, Mediterranean-style restaurant.

For more campus dining options (including three Starbucks locations!), visit the IU Dining website.

Bloomington is on Eastern time—one hour ahead of Chicago and the same time as New York.

View IU’s interactive map to find buildings and where to park.

Ready to experience Kelley for yourself?

We can’t wait to welcome you to Bloomington.

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Learn in spaces designed for business

Hodge Hall at the Kelley School of Business

Conrad Prebys Career Services Center

Godfrey Center at IU Bloomington

The Kelley School of Business is comprised of two distinct schools on two IU campuses.

Why Kelley students love Bloomington

A town that feels good to live in

United by Hoosier pride

Four distinct seasons

Plan your trip to Kelley Bloomington

Getting here

Parking on campus

Where to stay

Where to eat

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