we Support. You Succeed.
Our goal is your success and we are proud to offer a variety of free support services to students at the Ivy Tech Bloomington campus. Learn more about your resources in the containers below or connect with us.
Connect with us
Monday - Thursday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Friday 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
askBloomington@ivytech.edu
812-330-6013
After Hours: 24 hours, 7 days a week (se habla español) at 1-888-IVY-LINE (1-888-489-5463) or live chat at ivytech.edu/chat.
Student Support Services
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Plan your schedule and sign up for classes by logging into MyIvy and clicking Schedule Builder. For 1-on-1 help signing up for classes, make an advising appointment by logging into MyIvy, then clicking Schedule Appointment with Advisor.
812-330-6013, option #2
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Our Student Advocate Office can help you resolve misconduct, academic, and other campus issues that are affecting your ability to succeed. No matter the situation, we are here to help with resolution. Contact Chad Carlson, Director of Student Advocacy, at pcarlson4@ivytech.edu or 812-330-6086.
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A focused, 1-to-1 relationship with a career coach will help you with career exploration, resumes, interview prep, job search, and more. If you have questions or need help scheduling an appointment, email bloomington-careercoaching@ivytech.edu.
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Ivy Tech Bloomington offers free mental health counseling to our students. To request counseling, submit the Counseling Services Request Form. Both virtual and in-person appointments are available.
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Support and assistance may be provided for any student who makes contact with us. Contact Sarah Loesch, Assistant Director of Student Support Services at 812-330-6046 or email bloomington-dss@ivytech.edu.
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Students may need assistance with short-term financial emergencies in order to be prepared, attend classes, and persist in coursework. To apply for temporary financial assistance, fill out the Student Emergency Aid Application.
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Students can use our resource locator IvyAssist to search for resources, such as community food pantries, emergency funding, childcare and more.
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Everyone needs a little help sometimes. We have basic food, hygiene, and household supplies for our students in the Student Life Office located in C139. Contact: bloomington-ivycares@ivytech.edu
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For help with IvyLearn, log in and click Help on the left side, then click IvyLearn Student Resource Center.
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This is where you make friends! Getting involved in IvyLife is the best way to maximize your college experience. The Office of Student Life provides you the chance to get involved in clubs and organizations, participate in student government, gain leadership experience, and attend events. Stop by the Student Life Office in room C139 or contact us at bloomington-studentlife@ivytech.edu.
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The Olcott library is located on main campus in D123. Online services are available at Ask a Librarian through chat, email, and text messaging.
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Need technical assistance? Call 1-888-IVY-LINE (888-489-5469), option 4 or you may place and online IT & IvyLearn help ticket.
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The Ivy Tech bookstore, in partnership with Barnes & Noble, is located on main campus and also offers online ordering. For Bloomington campus bookstore hours, go to the Ivy+ Textbooks webpage and Find Local Bookstores Contact Info.
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The Learning Commons is located in D117 and offers free in-person and virtual tutoring services. Students also receive 20 free hours of tutoring from tutor.com through their MyIvy account.
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Zoom is a virtual/online tool used to conduct and record live meetings, webinars, and calls.
IvyCares
Everyone needs a little help sometimes and IvyCares is here to provide you the support you need throughout your academic journey—both in and out of the classroom. IvyCares focuses on helping students with a variety of services, including:
- Access to emergency funds
- Assistance to combat food insecurity
- Link to IvyAssist's vast amount of local options
- Mental health support
- Transportation assistance