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Talk to an Advisor

Although each advisor is assigned a specialty area within the college, a student can meet with any advisor in the Academic Advising Center for guidance.

If you are a new student, need guidance regarding college services, or have general questions about advising, curriculum, and coursework, contact the Admissions Office at 812-374-5142 or 800-922-4838 ext. 5142.

If you have completed your admissions to the college, are currently assigned to a faculty advisor, and need assistance with class registration or your program, make an appointment to talk to an advisor.


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Graduate Profile — Sandra K. Johnson

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Contact Information

Columbus Campus 812-372-9925
4475 Central Avenue
Columbus, IN 47203
1-800-922-4838
Franklin 317-738-9489
2205 McClain Drive
Franklin, IN 46131
Driving Directions
Greensburg 812-663-9493 ext. 36
Community Learning Center
422 E. Central Avenue
Greensburg, IN 47240
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Nashville812-988-5880
Brown County Resource Center
246 East Main Street
Nashville, IN 47448
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North Vernon 812-346-2468
North Vernon Education & Training Center
1200 W O & M Avenue
North Vernon, IN 47265
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Seymour 812-519-2923
Jackson County Learning Center
323 Dupont Drive
Seymour, IN 47274
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812.372.9925

800.922.4838

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Columbus News

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Community partnerships enrich Ivy Tech nursing program

The Nurses Curriculum Committee for the State of Indiana recently approved a revised curriculum for the Ivy Tech Community College Complex Family course—part of the statewide Read more …



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Ivy Tech, Purdue receive grant for new engineering technology program

The National Science Foundation has awarded Ivy Tech Community College and Purdue University nearly $1 million to start a bachelor’s degree in engineering technology transfer program. Read more …