Assessment options by location
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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
- Visit apply.ivytech.edu/general_admission
- Click the link under “Need to return to an incomplete application or upload assessment document?"
- Enter the email address you submitted on your application to have a link sent to you.
- Retrieve the email sent to you and click on the link to return to you application.
- Select that you have transcripts or test scores to upload, and proceed with submitting your documents.
- Wait for your email, text and letter letting you know that your scores or transcripts have been reviewed. The process should take less than a week.
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 your high school transcript with a cumulative high school GPA of 2.6 or higher on a 4.0 scale
- Visit apply.ivytech.edu/general_admission
- Click the link under “Need to return to an incomplete application or upload assessment document?"
- Enter the email address you submitted on your application to have a link sent to you.
- Retrieve the email sent to you and click on the link to return to you application.
- Select that you have transcripts or test scores to upload, and proceed with submitting your documents.
- Wait for your email, text and letter letting you know that your scores or transcripts have been reviewed. The process should take less than a week.
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
- Visit apply.ivytech.edu/general_admission
- Click the link under “Need to return to an incomplete application or upload assessment document?"
- Enter the email address you submitted on your application to have a link sent to you.
- Retrieve the email sent to you and click on the link to return to you application.
- Select that you have transcripts or test scores to upload, and proceed with submitting your documents.
- Wait for your email, text and letter letting you know that your scores or transcripts have been reviewed. The process should take less than a week.
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)
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.
How to Sign up for the Knowledge Assessment
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.
STEP 1: SETTING UP YOUR ASSESSMENT ACCOUNT:
Go to https://myitcc.edready.org and create your account.
- We suggest that you use your Ivy Tech email as your user name.
- Pay close attention to the instructions. If the information is incomplete or the formatting is wrong, your progress will not be automatically sent to Ivy Tech’s Banner records. This could delay your class registration.
- You can find your C# in the packet you received from Admissions, or on your student schedule in MyIvy.
STEP 2: ENTERING GOAL KEYS:
The GOAL KEY for all math assessments is KAMath. The GOAL KEY for English KAReadWrite.
- The Knowledge Assessment for Math includes three different math assessments. If you do not know which math course you are preparing for and do not want to take all three assessments, ask Admissions at in-admissions@ivytech.edu, or continuing students can contact your campus advisor* by logging in to your dashboard at MyIvy > STUDENT > Advising > Schedule an Advising Appointment)
STEP 3: AFTER THE DIAGNOSTIC:
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Minimum score required to enroll in:
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English 111 and courses with ENGL 0xx prerequisite
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70
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QR - MATH 123 and courses with MATH 080 prerequisite
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55
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STEM - MATH 043 and courses with MATH 023 prerequisite
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50
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STEM - MATH 13X, 141 or 200 and courses with MATH 043 prerequisite
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70
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TECH - MATH 122
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55
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