Once you have accepted an offer for admission to the doctoral psychology program or the psychology master's degree programs in the School of Psychological Sciences at the University of Indianapolis you will be contacted by the Graduate Psychology Association (GPA) to be assigned a peer mentor to help you acclimate to your new environment.  The GPA is a student-run organization.  Current graduate students volunteer to mentor the new incoming students.  Your peer mentor can help you with many things, such as advising about 'good' apartments, finding your way around campus or Indy, forming study groups or just finding the best grad student relaxation spots around.  Your peer mentor will work with you as long as you want or need.  Of course, you will also be assigned a faculty advisor who can help you in any number of ways, personal or academic.