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Unable to find what you're looking for and would like to speak to someone?
You can work with your academic advisor, faculty advisor or attend a drop-in advising session.
You can speak with your academic or faculty advisor to create/update your Academic Completion Plan.
Don't worry! You can always find it listed in the top right section of your Ivy Advising Dashboard. From the main menu, click on “Dashboard," then locate your PIN in the right-hand corner. You can also reach out to an advisor and ask.
If you are in good standing and have an up to date Academic Completion Plan through your final semester and have not received your pin, contact your advisor.
Visit IvyTech.edu/32060.html.
Call (317) 968-1516 to schedule an appointment, or online via MyIvy > "Quicklinks" > "Schedule appointment with advisor.
Options for advising for the Indianapolis and Lawrence locations
After you complete your enrollment steps, as well as before each semester, you will need to speak with an academic advisor to ensure you are following your academic plan. Upon meeting with your advisor (in-person or virtually), you will receive a 6-digit PIN to register for classes. Use the dropdown to explore local options and tools for academic advising.
Assessment determines your reading, writing and math skills, and helps your advisor determine which classes you need to take at Ivy Tech. There are many ways you can complete the assessment at Ivy Tech. Click on an option below for instructions or use the dropdown to find contact information for your campus to request assistance.
Submitting SAT, ACT or PSAT scores
These documents for assessment do not need to be official, so you are able to send in a variety of formats. However, please make sure your documents clearly display the following information: Name, institution, degree awarded (for college transcripts), coursework and grades (for transcripts), cumulative GPA (for high school transcripts), date of test (test scores) and test scores (for test scores).
Upon completing your assessment requirement, you will schedule an appointment with an advisor.
These documents for assessment do not need to be official, so you are able to send in a variety of formats. However, please make sure your documents clearly display the following information: Name, institution, degree awarded (for college transcripts), coursework and grades (for transcripts), cumulative GPA (for high school transcripts), date of test (test scores) and test scores (for test scores).
Upon completing your assessment requirement, you will schedule an appointment with an advisor.
Submitting college transcripts showing previous college credit
These documents for assessment do not need to be official, so you are able to send in a variety of formats. However, please make sure your documents clearly display the following information: Name, institution, degree awarded (for college transcripts), coursework and grades (for transcripts), cumulative GPA (for high school transcripts), date of test (test scores) and test scores (for test scores).
Upon completing your assessment requirement, you will schedule an appointment with an advisor.
Taking the Knowledge Assessment (online and free)
VIDEO: Knowledge Assessment overview
If you do not have previous college credit, an ACT, SAT or PSAT score, or a cumulative high school GPA that satisfies the assessment requirement, you will need to complete the Knowledge Assessment, which is currently only available to take online. Your results determine which writing, reading, and math classes you'll take first. The Knowledge Assessment is free. Your score will be accepted up to four years after you take the assessment. As you complete the diagnostic part of the assessment, EdReady builds an individualized curriculum based on your responses. After the diagnostic, you have the opportunity to continue to improve your skills through Learning Paths to prepare for the courses in your program.
The following information includes an overview of Knowledge Assessment, instructions to set up your assessment account, goal keys to get you started, and what to do when you are done with the diagnostic tests. At the end, there is contact information for answers to questions about account set up or contacting Advising at your campus. You will want to save this information for future reference.
Go to https://myitcc.edready.org and create your account.
The GOAL KEY for all math assessments is KAMath. The GOAL KEY for English KAReadWrite.
If you do not reach the minimum on the diagnostic test, one option is to continue in the Study Path to prepare for your next course. Another option is to take a prerequisite course. Your advisor can help you decide.*
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English 111 and courses with ENGL 0xx prerequisite |
70 |
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QR - MATH 123 and courses with MATH 080 prerequisite |
55 |
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STEM - MATH 043 and courses with MATH 023 prerequisite |
50 |
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STEM - MATH 13X, 141 or 200 and courses with MATH 043 prerequisite |
70 |
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TECH - MATH 122 |
55 |
General information about assessment options at Ivy Tech is available at IvyTech.edu/assessment.
For questions regarding the Knowledge Assessment:
General information about assessment options at Ivy Tech is available at IvyTech.edu/assessment.
For questions regarding the Knowledge Assessment:
Call (317) 921-4434
Access a collection of helpful IvyLearn resources to help you with a remote learning environment at link.ivytech.edu/ILRC. A few of the useful instructions included in this resource center include:
Additional handouts with helpful information can be found here. You can also catch up on these time management tips to help you make the best use of your time.
And always keep in mind that the best resource available to you for succeeding in your classes will be your Instructors. Be sure to listen closely to their instructions and stay in contact with them!
For assistance registering, go to the Virtual Front Desk at IvyTech.edu/IndyHelp and scroll to the "Registering for Classes" Zoom room.
Ivy Tech's Schedule Builder makes enrolling in classes easier than ever.
Each semester, you will need to take the following steps:
Changes to Ivy Tech Central Indiana that may impact how you find classes
Ivy Tech Central Indiana currently serves nine counties (Marion and surrounding counties). However, to better serve our students and community members, we are undergoing a restructure that went into effect on July 1, 2021.
This restructure will change the "home campus" for some locations, which you may notice when registering for fall classes. Campuses with new home campuses include:
Explore how to use the College's Schedule Builder, find registration resources, as well as how service area changes may impact how you find classes.
Effective July 1, 2021, Ivy Tech Central Indiana only comprises locations in Indianapolis, Lawrence and Avon/Plainfield. All other sites will change home campuses, which is where you can get all services you need if your location does not offer them.
Additionally, this may impact how you find your fall classes in the Schedule Builder. Find your location's details in the other dropdown.
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Avon will continue to stay in the Central Indiana service area, with downtown Indianapolis as its home campus. However, please note that Avon will be moving to the new MADE@Plainfield Facility in Plainfield.
Home campus
How to find classes
Avon webpage
Home campus webpage
Franklin's home campus will be changing to the Columbus campus.
New home campus
How to find classes
Franklin webpage
New home campus webpage
Greencastle's home campus will be changing to the Terre Haute campus.
New home campus
How to find classes
Greencastle webpage
New home campus webpage
Indianapolis will remain the home campus for the Central Indiana service area, which will comprise the downtown, Lawrence and Avon (soon-to-be Plainfield) locations.
Home campus
How to find classes
Indianapolis webpage
Lawrence will remain the home campus for the Central Indiana service area, which will comprise the downtown, Lawrence and Avon (soon-to-be Plainfield) locations.
Home campus
How to find classes
Indianapolis webpage
Mooresville's home campus will be changing to the Bloomington campus.
New home campus
How to find classes
Mooresville webpage
New home campus webpage
Now known as Ivy Tech Hamilton County, the Noblesville location has become its own independent campus/service area and will provide all student services by July 1.
Home campus
How to find classes
Noblesville webpage
Shelbyville's home campus will be changing to the Columbus campus.
New home campus
How to find classes
Shelbyville webpage
New home campus webpage
The Central Indiana Service Area is undergoing a restructure, which may impact your home campus and how you find classes. Use the dropdown above to find more information.
Orientation SessionsView sessions and sign up at IvyTech.edu/orientation and scroll to the Indianapolis dropdown.
Please sign up for sessions at least 24 hours before your selected session.
Contact us at new-student-orientation@ivytech.edu.
Use this as your guide for general payment information.
It is important to monitor the details of your billing statements and financial aid requirements via MyIvy. Students with financial aid holds and/or outstanding financial aid requirements will not see financial aid reflected on their student account until all issues are resolved.
You can track your balance due and payments in MyIvy (Scholarship and Financial Aid) and in the online answer center at ivytech.edu/help. Click on Student Account under Track My Progress. If you are not the person responsible for paying the tuition bill, please forward this email to your parents, employer, or other individual who will be paying the tuition and fees.
Important information about reinstatement: If you are dropped from your class(es) for nonpayment, you have the option to request reinstatement, and must pay a $75 reinstatement fee. More information about the reinstatement process will be sent to students who are dropped. If you have any questions, visit the Bursar’s Office on the first floor of the downtown Indianapolis campus or call 888-IVY-LINE.
Acceptable forms of online payment: Visa, MasterCard, Discover, American Express, or ACH payment from your checking or savings account. (A minimal service fee will apply when paying by credit card.)
Payment plans provide a low-cost option for budgeting your tuition and fees. You can choose to make your monthly payments directly from your bank account or by credit card. Learn more at ivytech.edu/payment-plans. (A minimal service fee on each credit card transaction will apply.) To enroll in a payment plan, follow these steps:
Acceptable forms of online payment: Visa, MasterCard, Discover, American Express, or ACH payment from your checking or savings account. (A minimal service fee will apply when paying by credit card.)
1. Re-register for classes
2. Make payment arrangements after registering
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You must be in paid status at least 10 days before the start of classes. Students that have not made arrangements for or paid their bill by the payment deadline have been dropped from classes. Use this quick menu to find assistance on how to make payment arrangements or how to get back into classes if dropped.