Click on your campus below to find out how to get a student ID card.
You can use your Student ID Card to:
• Check out library materials
• Get into Ivy Tech events
• Receive student discounts
• Purchase your books with Financial Aid
To get your ID:
Bring a copy of your current schedule and a photo ID card (driver’s license, etc.) to C105 in the Connie and Steve Ferguson Academic Building.
All students are required to obtain a student ID card and to have it on his/her person while on campus or attending college sponsored events. Student ID cards are issued in the Registrar’s office during regular business hours.
The Franklin campus has ID sessions at least twice a semester. For specific dates and times refer to campus bulletin boards and/or contact the Franklin campus directly at 812-374-5341.
Student Affairs Office | Please bring a photo ID and your student ID# (C#)
Student IDs at East Central Region campuses are available in the Office of Student Affairs beginning the third week of classes. IDs are available at no cost to students. Please check with your local campus regarding specific dates and times when IDs may be obtained. IDs will only be issued to Ivy Tech students in paid status.
Questions?
Teresa Walsh
765-459-0561, ext. 214
Peru
Pictures for student IDs can be done in Peru on a walk-in basis. IDs are made in Kokomo and delivered to Peru for pick up. Please come to the front office for additional information.Logansport
Student IDs are done in the LRC/Library
574-753-5101, ext. 2234
· Borrowing Library Materials
· Make-up Exams in the Assessment Center
· Borrowing tutoring videos, etc. from the LRC
· Student Record Requests [transcript, schedule, etc.]
To obtain a student ID card, please stop by the Reception Desk in Ivy Hall during regular college hours.
ELKHART COUNTY
Students must schedule an appointment with the front desk. To make an appointment, please call 574-830-0375 and press 0 to speak with the front desk receptionist. Appointment blocks vary. During weeks 3 and 4 of the Fall and Spring semesters, IDs can be made during walk-in hours in room 305A between the hours of 8:00 am and 5:00 pm. Appointments are taken beginning week 5 of the Fall and Spring semesters.
For general questions about student ID procedures in Elkhart County, please contact Darin Doverspike at 574-830-0375 ext. 4409 or ddoverspike@ivytech.edu.
SOUTH BEND
Students need their C number and a current schedule. Students who need an ID can go to the security kiosk at the east entrance anytime between 8:00 AM and 10:00 PM Monday through Friday, and 8:00 AM to noon on Saturday, on a walk in basis. No appointment or calling ahead is necessary.
TRANSPO Bus Passes
For more than a year, Ivy Tech has fully subsidized the cost of a TRANSPO bus pass for students and employees. In order to continue this service, the following changes will be implemented for the upcoming semesters.
Purchasing an Ivy Tech subsidized bus pass is still a substantial discount over regular TRANSPO prices ($1 per ride or $35 per month). To obtain a bus pass, visit the Business Office during normal business hours. Be prepared to show your student ID and most current class schedule. The bus pass is placed on the student ID.
For general questions about the student ID procedures in South Bend, please contact Student Affairs at 574-289-7001 ext. 5325 to speak to the Student Affairs administrative assistant.
WARSAW
IDs are available beginning week 3 of the Fall and Spring semesters. Walk-in times will be announced at the beginning of each semester for week 3 only. Beginning week 4 of Fall and Spring semesters, students will need to schedule an appointment with Lori Mevis, lmevis1@ivytech.edu, to obtain an ID. In order to obtain an ID, students must be currently enrolled in classes. IDs are valid for one academic year (August – July). Each student may obtain one ID card per academic year at no cost. There is an $8 charge for students who require a replacement ID before the end of the academic year.
For general questions about the student ID procedures in Warsaw, please contact Lori Mevis at lmevis1@ivytech.edu.
Items you must bring with you:
Questions?
Tina Smith tsmith@ivytech.edu
800-659-4562 x1228
765-966-2656 x1228
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Upon successful completion of your New Student Orientation and Registration session, you will take your completed photo identification and parking forms to the Student Identification Desk of Pfau Hall. Your student I.D. card and parking placard will be issued to you there.
Student I.D. card's and parking placards are available daily from
| Monday - Thursday Friday |
8:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. 7:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. |
For more information, contact Sherry Hunt at (812) 246-3301, extension 4703.
• Students must present a valid government-issued photo ID and currently be enrolled in credit classes.
• We are presently issuing student ID cards for summer and fall 2012.
• Student ID cards are valid for the entirety of the student’s time at Ivy Tech, and are renewed each semester at the library.
• Student ID cards are used to check out books in the library, access the Welborn Foundation Wellness and Fitness Center, and as on campus identification.
• There is a $5.00 replacement fee for lost, stolen, or damaged student ID cards.
Questions? Call (812) 429-1412 or Email lib-questions-r12@lists.ivytech.edu
Facts about your Ivy Tech Community College - Wabash Valley student ID’s:
• The first student ID issued is free each academic year
• Replacement student ID’s are a cost of $5
• You must be enrolled in at least 1 credit hour for the current term
• A valid government issued ID is required to obtain your first student ID
• Students are required to have student ID’s while on campus or attending college sponsored events
• Some local businesses offer discounts to students with valid student ID’s
• Student ID’s are a quick reference to your student ID number
Greencastle procedure
After registering for your courses, stop by the receptionist desk with a picture ID. From there you’ll receive further instructions to complete your request.
Terre Haute procedure
After registering for your courses, stop by the Registrar’s office in room E138 with a picture ID. Complete the student ID and parking tag request card, then upon turning the request card in you will be instructed with the next steps.