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Evansville Main Campus Tell City Career & Technology Center

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Ivy Tech First

When you begin at Ivy Tech, you open up possibilities.

Save thousands by going to Ivy Tech first, then transfer as a junior to the four-year college of your choice. Launch your career by going to Ivy Tech first or earn a certificate, technical certificate or a new skill and get a promotion.

It all starts at Ivy Tech.

Degrees and credentials offered

  • Associate of Science degree (AS)
  • Associate of Applied Science degree (AAS)
  • Certificate (CT)
  • Technical Certificate (TC)
  • Skills Training classes through Ivy+ Career Link

How To Apply

Ivy Tech has five starts every year, so you never have to wait long to start. Terms begin in August, October, January, March and June.

Enrollment taking place now!

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Questions?

Cary Conley, Director of the Enrollment Center

admissions-evansville@ivytech.edu

812-429-1435

Helpful Information

Each of our 42 programs at the Evansville campus are designed to lead you toward a great career. Some of those programs could be free for qualifying individuals, through Indiana's Next Level Jobs program. 

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Admissions & Enrollment is the next step after you apply to the college. You don't have to figure everything out yourself. We have Enrollment Specialists, Advisors, and Financial Aid advisors ready to help you every step of the way. 

It all starts in the Enrollment Center. 

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Financial aid is money to help pay for college. Everyone's financial situation is different. Most students qualify for some form of financial aid, on the basis of "need" or the gap between a student's cost of attendance and the "expected family contribution." At Ivy Tech, students receive $143 million in scholarships, grants, and federal work study opportunities each year.

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Working adults have multiple demands on their time, and now may not be the right time for you to complete a college degree. However, you do need to skill up in a particular area for your career or to get that promotion.

Skills training classes may be the answer. Each class is designed to helpyou stay relevant with new trends, skills or certifications.

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Ivy Tech First...Then, your future!

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