Online learning is a great way to take classes at Ivy Tech Community College. However it is very different than learning in a classroom on campus. Communication and learning styles, study skills and technical skills and equipment are all factors that should be considered prior to registering for an online course or program. Take a few minutes to consider whether or not online learning is a good choice for you.

How do I know if it is right for me?
Online learning requires dedication, discipline, and good written communication skills. Take a quick survey to learn if online learning is a good choice for you.

What about my computer skills?
While it is not necessary that you be a computer expert, to succeed in online learning courses, it is important to have a certain level of technical skills and comfort. This survey will help you decide if you are technically prepared to participate in online learning.

What does it cost?
Online learning at Ivy Tech Community College is an affordable way to earn your degree. This calculator will show you the estimated cost for attending based on the credit hours you plan to take. ($87.75 per credit hour, an average of $40.33 per credit hour for books and supplies. Does not include $40 technology fee per semester.) For more i nformation visit What Does It Cost? from the menu at the left.

What else do I need?
Because most of your correspondence, assignments and studying will be completed electronically, it is important that you have the proper equipment. Additionally you might need technical support, books and supplies or academic support as you complete your studies. Click here for a complete list of resources available including a detailed list of the technical equipment and software we need.

How do I register?
To register for online programs and courses you must be an Ivy Tech Community College student. Click here to apply now.
If you are a current Ivy Tech Community College student visit Campus Connect to register.