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Meet regularly with your academic advisor to review your academic completion plan and register for classes. In-person, virtual, or phone appointments available.
Meet regularly with your academic advisor to review your academic completion plan and register for classes. In-person, virtual, or phone appointments available.
Ivy Tech Indianapolis features an on-campus library plus online access to library resources such as research databases. Check out the popular “ask a librarian” tool.
Stop in to request a transcript, update your student information, or resolve registration issues.
On-campus and virtual tutoring services available for all Indianapolis students. Plus free online tutoring through Tutor.com.
Information about testing centers near Indianapolis and how to schedule an exam.
See your options for assessing your reading, writing, and math skills to be placed in courses that are the best fit for you.
Struggling with MyIvy, IvyLearn, or another Ivy Tech online system? Get personalized tech support.
See a list of scholarships (usually, merit-based financial aid you don’t have to pay back) that are specially offered for students in Indianapolis and the surrounding area.
Grants are usually need-based. They can help pay for school and don’t have to be paid back! See a list of grant opportunities open to students in Indianapolis and the surrounding area.
Get information about filing your FAFSA, scholarships, loans, and other ways to pay for school.
Make a payment or get information about payment plans, refunds, and more.
Get an overview of career services available in Indianapolis, including coaching, internships, and employment opportunities.
Meet one-to-one with a career coach to find the right path for you, develop your resume, practice interviewing, and more.
Gain valuable work experience and make connections with employers while you earn your degree.
Get help with job hunting and see current openings for internship and career opportunities in HireIvy.
Ivy Tech assists students with important resources when they need them most. IvyCares can help you with transportation, food insecurity, mental health, technology access, child care, and emergency funds.
IvyAssist connects Ivy Tech students with local organizations that provide health resources, financial and food assistance, legal services, transportation, housing, and so much more.
Connect with others and get involved through on-campus events, student organizations, community service, and more.
Ivy Tech’s Disability Support Services office provides academic accommodations and advocates for students with disabilities.
Find local support, get information about preventing sexual violence, or make a report.
Through the U.S. Department of Education, TRIO offers support to first-generation, low-income, and/or disabled students.
Ivy Achieves is a support network for first-time college students from underrepresented backgrounds.
Learn about military tuition assistance, military leave of absence, and access related policies and forms.
Get an overview of services available to military veterans and learn about using your VA benefits at Ivy Tech.
Nationwide, mental health is one of the biggest issues facing college students. Whether you talk to a trusted friend, family member, or someone at Ivy Tech, we want you to ask for help when you need it.
Learn more about the AWARE team