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New Student Enrollment Steps

Congratulations and welcome to Ivy Tech! You’ve taken the first important step towards your future. Now that you’ve applied, and been accepted, there are some additional steps you need to complete before you can register.

Classes start every 8 weeks, so be sure to complete these steps soon so you can register and have time to prepare for classes to start. Here are your next steps to take to get register for classes.

STEP 1

Set up your MyIvy Account
You received a welcome letter just like this one!

This letter included your student ID, also known as a C-number. Be sure to store for safe-keeping! You will access your MyIvy account all the time, as it is the platform for your student information. 

STEP 2

Meet with an Enrollment Specialist on your campus
You can meet in person, virtually or by phone. This person will serve as your partner throughout the registration process and can help answer questions, give you a campus tour, and guide you if you get stuck along the way.

STEP 3

File your FAFSA
Filing the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) is an important step in the registration process. Many students qualify for aid and receive up to $6,400 that can be used toward tuition, as well as cost of living expenses like transportation and rent. Financial aid may make you eligible for other grants and scholarship opportunities.

STEP 4

Submit Transcripts
If you are a recent high school graduate or taken college courses, you should submit your transcripts to Ivy Tech. Not all students need to submit transcripts so ask your Enrollment Specialist if you need to complete this step. 

STEP 5

Complete your Knowledge Assessment
In order to make sure the classes you take are the right fit for you, Ivy Tech needs to determine your reading, writing, and math skills through the assessment process. This important step can even help you graduate faster than expected! 

You may not need to take Knowledge Assessment if you have met other placement methods such as High School GPA or an SAT score. Ask your Enrollment Specialist to help you with this step.

STEP 6

Meet with a Career Coach

There’s no question the impact your education will have on your career path and earning potential.  And that’s why  it’s important to get started with Ivy Tech Career Coaching right away.

From explaining what career options are out there, to which Ivy Tech programs get you where you want to go, your Career Coach will support you through your entire journey.

STEP 7

Meet with your advisor

Once you have completed the steps above, you will need to meet with your academic advisor. Our Advisors will be your guide as you determine which courses to take each semester. Ivy Tech wants to ensure that all students have the best possible experience, which is why we require you to meet with an advisor to build an Academic Completion Plan. Working with an advisor to create and, if necessary, edit your plan, could save you time and money. Prepare for your advising appointment by reviewing our checklist. You can find your advisor’s contact information by logging into your MyIvy account.

STEP 8

Register for Class
Find courses that fit your schedule by using Ivy Tech's brand new schedule builder. This tool gives you the opportunity to easily search for the courses you want by term and class type. Need more help in deciding what courses to take? The Ivy Tech schedule builder also provides you with dates and times of each course, instructor information, and the course description, so that you have all the information you need to make the right decision for your schedule!

STEP 9

Pay for Classes and/or Set up a Payment Plan
If you do not receive financial aid or scholarships, you will need to pay for classes. You can pay in full, or set up a payment plan. Semester fees should be paid prior to the semester or 8-week start. 

Continuing Student Enrollment Steps

Meet with a Career Coach

If you haven’t already worked with the Career Coaching and Employer Connections (CCEC) team you should make an appointment today! 

Through CCEC support, you have access to:

  • Individual coaching to develop interests, strengths, and career objectives.
  • Tools to explore today’s careers that provide meaningful insight into the labor market.
  • Resources to develop employability skills needed to become career ready in today’s global workforce.
  • Support in securing career experiences in and out of the classroom.
  • Employers and career opportunities in fields of interest. 

Meet with your advisor
Once you have completed the steps above, you will need to meet with your academic advisor. Our Advisors will be your guide as you determine which courses to take each semester. Be sure you’re prepared for your meeting by reviewing the advising checklist.

Forgot who your advisor is? Log into your MyIvy account to find their contact information.  


Register for Class
Find courses that fit your schedule by using Ivy Tech's brand new schedule builder. 

This tool gives you the opportunity to easily search for the classes you want by term and class type! 

It also allows for quick filtering by location, course status, and mode of instruction (virtual, traditional, etc.).

Need more help in deciding what courses to take?

The Ivy Tech schedule builder also provides you with dates and times of each course, instructor information, and the course description, so that you have all the information you need to make the right decision for your schedule!


Pay for Classes and/or Set up a Payment Plan
If you do not have financial aid or scholarships, you will need to pay for classes.

You can pay in full, or set up a payment plan. Semester fees should be paid prior to the semester or 8-week start.