Did you know that you can earn your college degree for less than $6,000 - that is less than $3,000 a year.
And with credits that transfer to four-year schools throughout Indiana, you can get a head start on your bachelor's degree and save money.
Or start your career in as little as two years. Workers with an associate degree earn an average of $7,000 more than those with just a high school diploma.
Ivy Tech allows you to make the most of your time and your money.
Find out how affordable Ivy Tech truly is by using our tuition calculator on this page.
Financial Aid
Many types of financial aid are available, such as grants, scholarships and student loans. Students interested in applying for aid must complete the FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid).
Indiana residents pay $99.65 per credit hour for 2009-10.
Out-of-state residents pay $206.85 per credit hour for 2009-10.
Other Costs and FeesBooks - Cost vary by course. The average cost for books and supplies is $39.23 per credit hour (based on an average of 13 credit hours per semester).
Fees for consumable instructional supplies - applies for selected courses.
Miscellaneous Student Fees
Nursing and Dental Hygiene Program Fee - There is a charge of $62.50 per semester for students in either program.
Online courses - There is a $15 per credit hour charge for internet-based distance education courses.
Technology Fee - The student technology fee is only $50 per semester.
Tools - For some courses, students must furnish hand tools and specialized equipment.
Uniforms - Certain programs require uniforms or special safety clothing.
Payment of Fees
You must arrange to pay all fees when you register. Students are officially registered and free to attend class after all fees are satisfied. You may pay with a personal check, cash, Visa or MasterCard. Read more about financial aid at Ivy Tech Community College.
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