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Ivy Tech School of Nursing

Nursing

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What You'll Learn

Students in the Nursing program at Ivy Tech learn to care for real patients in a variety of clinical settings throughout the program including lab simulations, long-term care, hospital, labor and delivery units, pediatric units, emergency department, ICU, surgery and mental health facilities. Depending how far you go in your education, you’ll be qualified to:

  • Monitor vital signs, bathe and dress patients, assist with repositioning and walking (Certified Nursing Assistant Certificate)
  • Perform wound care, monitor vital signs, administer medications, collect specimens, and address patient concerns as a collaborative member of the health care team. (Practical Nursing Technical certificate)
  • Assess patients, perform various treatments, assist in diagnostic testing, and provide holistic support and health education to patients and families as a care team manager. (Associate of Science in Nursing)

Career Options

Graduates of the Ivy Tech Nursing program are qualified to work in hospitals, nursing and residential care facilities, home health care, physician offices, schools, and health departments. Typical career opportunities include:

Students interested in applying to the nursing programs at Ivy Tech Community College are encouraged to enroll in the Healthcare Specialist TC while completing pre-requisite courses required to become application-ready for competitive entrance programs.

Healthcare Specialist TC

Degree Types Offered

Credential Type Associate of Science in Nursing (ASN) Long-Term Certificate – known as a Technical Certificate (TC)
ASN Traditional Track Transfer as a Junior (TSAP) icon Transition to ASN Practical Nursing Next-Level Jobs icon
A Good Fit If...
  • You have no previous nursing education or licensure
  • You aim to be an RN and seek eligibility to take the NCLEX-RN licensure exam for Registered Nurses
  • You plan to transfer as a junior into an RN to BSN program at another college or university

You are a: 

  • Licensed Practical Nurse 
  • Certified Medical Assistant (CMA-AAMA)
  • Certified Military Medic 
  • Certified/Registered Paramedic 
  • You aim to be a Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) and seek eligibility to take the NCLEX-PN licensure exam for Practical Nurses
Where Offered See 23 locations See 18 locations See 19 locations
Length of Program 69-71 credit hours
4 semesters
57-59 credit hours
3 semesters
45 credit hours
3 semesters
Cost2 $12,665 $10,524 $8,027

Credential Type

A Good Fit If...

Where Offered

Length of Program

Cost2

Associate of Science in Nursing (ASN)
ASN Traditional Track Transfer as a Junior (TSAP) icon
  • You have no previous nursing education or licensure
  • You aim to be an RN and seek eligibility to take the NCLEX-RN licensure exam for Registered Nurses
  • You plan to transfer as a junior into an RN to BSN program at another college or university
See 23 locations 69-71 credit hours
4 semesters
$12,665
Transition to ASN

You are a: 

  • Licensed Practical Nurse 
  • Certified Medical Assistant (CMA-AAMA)
  • Certified Military Medic 
  • Certified/Registered Paramedic 
See 18 locations 57-59 credit hours
3 semesters
$10,524
Long-Term Certificate – known as a Technical Certificate (TC)
Practical Nursing Next-Level Jobs icon
  • You aim to be a Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) and seek eligibility to take the NCLEX-PN licensure exam for Practical Nurses
See 19 locations 45 credit hours
3 semesters
$8,027

Selective Admissions

The nursing program at Ivy Tech has a selective admissions process, which means not all students who apply to the program will be accepted. Students start by applying to Ivy Tech and enrolling into complete prerequisite course requirements. Then students apply to the Nursing program.

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Beginning January 2025, nursing courses may be offered in a blended online format. For a definition of blended online format, please follow this link:  https://www.ivytech.edu/classes/class-formats/ Please contact your campus dean for more information.

Did you know that Ivy Tech graduates the highest number of associate-level nurses in the nation? It’s true! We offer a variety of degree options that prepare you for the licensing exams to become a Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN), or a Registered Nurse (RN). Check out our degree options below.

Beginning the Spring 2025 semester (January, 2025), the one Transition to ASN Track will be offered for those with a license or certificate in the following:

  • Licensed Practical Nurse 
  • Military Medic 
  • Paramedic 
  • Medical Assistant (CMA-AAMA)

Associate of Science in Nursing (ASN)

  • The Traditional Track of the Associate of Science in Nursing (ASN) degree program is designed for individuals with no previous nursing education or licensure.

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    Preparation for the NCLEX-RN Exam

    The ASN Traditional Track prepares students for the NCLEX-RN exam, which is the exam taken to secure licensing as a Registered Nurse (RN). Graduates who successfully pass the NCLEX-RN exam have opportunities to obtain entry-level nursing positions in a variety of healthcare areas, including hospitals, nursing and residential care facilities, home health care, physician offices, schools, and health departments.

    Once admitted to the program, an Associate of Science in Nursing degree can be achieved in 4 semesters, or about two years.

    Transfer as a Junior

    Graduates of the ASN Traditional Track can also choose to transfer to a four-year college or university where they can earn an RN to BSN bachelor’s degree or an RN to MSN master’s degree in nursing. The ASN Traditional Track is designated as a TSAP program (which stands for “Transfer Single Articulation Pathway”), which enables students to transfer to Indiana public four-year institutions with automatic junior status. You can save upward of $10,000 by completing your first two years at Ivy Tech and then transferring to a four-year college. Our nursing program has partnerships with more than two dozen four-year universities and colleges so you can seamlessly transfer without losing your credits or time. Talk to our transfer advocates for information about continuing your education after completing your ASN degree at Ivy Tech.

    Note that admission is not guaranteed just by enrolling in the ASN Traditional Track. You will need to be admitted to the institution you intend to transfer to. Learn more about Transfer as a Junior (TSAP) programs

    Required Courses

    ASN Traditional Track graduates must complete a total of 69-71 credit hours:

    • 31-33 general education course credits, which includes the following prerequisite courses (program prerequisites may be completed in 1 semester):
      • APHY 101 Anatomy and Physiology I 3 credit hours
      • APHY 102 Anatomy and Physiology II 3 credit hours 
      • ENGL 111 English Composition I 3 credit hours
      • PSYC 101 Introduction to Psychology I 3 credit hours
    • 37 nursing course credits
    • 1 Student Success credit (college requirement)

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    Student Outcomes

    Student Outcomes (SOs) are the competencies that Ivy Tech students should be well versed in upon graduating from the program.

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  • The Transition to ASN Track of the Associate of Science in Nursing (ASN) degree program is designed for students who are:

    • Licensed Practical Nurses 
    • Certified Medical Assistant (CMA-AAMA)
    • Military Medics 
    • Paramedics 

    seeking to progress to the Registered Nurse (RN) level. 

    Once admitted to the program, an Associate of Science in Nursing degree can be achieved in about 3 semesters.

    Transition to ASN students must maintain a current, active, unencumbered license throughout the duration of the Transition to ASN program.

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    Required Courses

    Transition to ASN Track graduates must complete a total of 77-79 credit hours:

    • 31-33 general education course credits, which includes the following prerequisite courses (program prerequisites may be completed in 1 semester):
      • APHY 101 Anatomy and Physiology I 3 credit hours
      • APHY 102 Anatomy and Physiology II 3 credit hours 
      • ENGL 111 English Composition I 3 credit hours
      • PSYC 101 Introduction to Psychology I 3 credit hours
    • 45 nursing course credits
      • 25 credits from enrolled nursing courses
      • 20 credits from verified credit once NSGA 180 and NSGA 181 are completed*
    • 1 Student Success credit (college requirement)

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    Verification of Licenses/Certifications 

    You will need to provide documentation verifying one of the following:  your military medic transcript; an active, unencumbered Practical Nursing licensure; current CMA certification; or a current paramedic license/certification. 

    For information on required documentation, please see: Ivy Tech Health Sciences & Nursing Application User Guide

    Example LPN License

    Student Outcomes

    Student Outcomes (SOs) are the competencies that Ivy Tech students should be well versed in upon graduating from the program.

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Long-Term Certificate known as a Technical Certificate (TC)

  • The Practical Nursing Technical Certificate (TC) is designed for individuals who aim to be a Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN).  Once admitted to the program, a Practical Nursing TC can be achieved in one year, or 3 semesters.  

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    Preparation for the Exam to Become a LPN

    Practical Nursing graduates are eligible to apply for the NCLEX-PN licensure exam, which is the exam taken to secure licensing as a Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN). Graduates who successfully pass the NCLEX-PN exam can begin their career in nursing or continue on to the LPN to ASN Transitional Track course of study.

    FREE through Next Level Jobs

    Next Level Jobs Indiana logoPractical Nursing is part of Indiana’s Next Level Jobs degree program, funded by the Workforce Ready Grant. You may be eligible for a free Practical Nursing TC. You are eligible to be a part of Next Level Jobs at Ivy Tech if you fulfill all of the following requirements:

    • Are an Indiana resident
    • Have a high school diploma or GED/High School Equivalency
    • Have not previously received a certificate in a Next Level Jobs eligible program
    • Have not previously received an associate degree or higher (bachelors, masters, etc.)*

    Learn more about Next Level Jobs

    *Note: Students who are admitted to the Next Level Jobs program to pursue the Practical Nursing TC are required to pay for and submit to a criminal background check, drug testing, and physical exam.

    Required Courses

    Practical Nursing graduates must complete a total of 45 credit hours:

    • 12 general education course credits
    • 32 nursing course credits
    • 1 Student Success credit (college requirement)

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    Earn Credentials Along the Way

    Complete the Practical Nursing TC and start working in an LPN role upon obtaining your licensure. When you're ready to grow even more in your career, apply to Ivy Tech's LPN to ASN Track, and your previously earned credits will "stack" into your associate degree. In other words, you won't have to retake courses and will be able to get your Associate of Science in Nursing degree faster.

    Student Outcomes

    Student Outcomes (SOs) are the competencies that Ivy Tech students should be well versed in upon graduating from the program.

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Program Details

The Nursing program offers start dates for cohorts of students three semesters a year—Spring, Summer, and Fall. Students may apply to the nursing program during three application windows each year, corresponding with the semester they wish to start:

  • March 15 - May 15 for Fall Program Start
  • August 15 - October 22 for Spring Program Start
  • December 1 - February 1 for Summer Program Start

Not every campus offers starts for all three semesters. See the chart below to see which semesters each campus offers program starts. If you don’t see a campus listed, it is not currently accepting Nursing applications.

Admission Semesters by Campus

Location ASN Traditional Track Transition to ASN Track Practical Nursing LTC
Anderson Fall Summer Spring
Bloomington Fall & Spring Summer (day schedule); Fall (evening schedule) Fall & Spring
Columbus Fall & Spring Summer Spring
Evansville Fall & Spring Summer Fall
Fort Wayne Fall & Spring Spring Summer & Fall
Franklin Spring None Fall 2025
Greencastle Fall None Spring
Hamilton County Fall & Spring Not offering Not offering
Indianapolis Fall & Spring Summer/Fall/Spring Fall & Spring
Kokomo Fall & Spring Spring Spring
Lafayette Fall & Spring Summer beginning 2025 Fall & Spring
Lake County at Crown Point Fall & Spring Summer Fall & Spring
Lawrenceburg Fall & Spring Summer Not offering
Logansport Alternates based on cohort completion. Fall 2024, Spring 2026, Fall 2027, Spring 2029 None Fall
Madison Fall & Spring Summer Not offering
Marion Fall Summer Fall
Muncie Fall Summer Spring
New Castle Spring & Summer None  
Richmond Fall & Spring Summer Fall & Spring
Sellersburg Fall & Spring Spring & Summer Fall & Spring
South Bend Fall Summer Fall & Spring
Terre Haute Fall & Spring Spring & Summer Fall
Valparaiso Fall & Spring Summer Fall & Spring

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Nurses Make a Difference

A nursing career may be a good fit for you if you like helping and caring for people. As a nurse, you can make a real difference in someone’s life. You can provide care and hope, sometimes during the most difficult time in their life.

In addition to being a rewarding and fulfilling career, additional reasons to consider nursing include:

  • Nursing jobs are in demand
  • Job security and stability
  • No two days are the same
  • Flexible scheduling
  • Competitive salaries
  • Challenging, fast-paced environment

A successful nursing student and practicing nurse requires the use of:

  • Critical thinking
  • Highly developed communication skills
  • Competence in nursing skills
  • Professionalism and a commitment to lifelong learning
  • Ethical and legal accountability as a healthcare professional
  • Ability to work in intense, variable, and sometimes stressful situations
  • Attention to detail
  • Self-direction, time management, and organization skills
  • Compassion, patience, and the ability to deliver culturally competent care to diverse populations

Sound Like You?

If you identify with the traits above, nursing may be the path for you! Take the next step to get started or speak with your local advisor to learn more.

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STEP 1

Apply to Ivy Tech

Students interested in attending the School of Nursing must first submit the Ivy Tech general application and complete the requirements for admission to the college. Admission to the college does not ensure acceptance to a nursing program, but students can be working on prerequisite courses for nursing after admission to the college and before applying to the nursing program of choice.

Apply to Ivy Tech

Step 2

Apply to the School of Nursing

Once your requirements for admissions are complete (such as completing any prerequisite courses, the Knowledge Assessment and required remedial courses, scoring at the PROFICIENT level or higher on the ATI TEAS Test, and submitting your high school transcript or High School Equivalency Exam test scores), you may apply for admission to the School of Nursing.

Students may apply to a nursing program during three application windows each year:

  • March 15 - May 15 for Fall Program Start
  • August 15 - October 22 for Spring Program Start
  • December 1 - February 1 for Summer Program Start

Note: Not every campus accepts applications during every application window. Click here to view cohort starts by campus

Once the application site closes, late applications will not be accepted. You are encouraged to apply for the next cohort.

Filling Out the Nursing Online Application

Apply To Nursing Program   View Application User Guide

Before you begin:

  • If you are not a current Ivy Tech Community College student, please Apply Now. You will need a C# (Ivy Tech student ID number) and Ivy Tech single sign-on login credentials in order to apply.
  • Gather all required or optional documentation that you will need to upload into the system, such as high school transcripts, copies of certifications, etc. View more about requirements here. You will have the ability to save your application in progress until you are able to secure documentation.
  • Make sure your scores for the ATI TEAS Test have been sent to Ivy Tech.
  • If you are transferring from another institution, please make sure that your transcripts are evaluated at least 4 weeks prior to the application deadline.

How to complete the Nursing application:

  1. Go to https://apps.ivytech.edu/apply/NursingAndHealthScience
  2. Log in using your Ivy Tech credentials.
  3. Check to make sure your personal information is accurate.
  4. Select the programs and campuses you would like to be considered as an applicant. You can select up to 3 different programs and 3 different campuses.
  5. You must meet all of the prerequisites for a program in order to submit your application. If you receive a message indicating that you do not meet the prerequisites, then please remove that program selection in order to proceed with the application.
  6. Upload any necessary documents.
  7. Make sure grades and pre-admission exam scores in the system are accurate. If not, please contact your home campus registrar or advisor.
  8. You will be able to submit your application if you are currently enrolled in a course identified as a prerequisite into the program.
  9. Once complete, submit your application.
  10. You will receive an email confirmation in your Ivy Tech email account that your application has been submitted and is pending review.
  11. Once you have submitted your application, you have the option to reopen it to make changes.

    Note: DO NOT USE THE “BACK” function on your computer. Use the navigation pane at the side of the page to navigate.

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Offers of Admission

Students can select up to 3 program types and 3 campuses each on the application, and rank them in order of preference. Offers of acceptance are for a specific nursing program and a specific campus. The offers are determined through the point selection process.

If you are accepted, you will receive an email from the online application system to your Ivy Tech email account offering you a seat in the program you selected. Offers are emailed beginning within 1 week of the application close date and continue until program capacity is met or one week before the start of semester classes.

Depending on their points and campus ranking, a student could potentially receive multiple offers.
Once you accept one offer, you are immediately withdrawn from all other offers and you will be contacted by the chair or dean of the program with information about the program orientation date, time, and location.

If a student fails to respond, then the offer expires. If a student rejects an offer three (3) times, the application is removed from the auto-selection application pool but will then be available for manual selection rounds that occur later in the process.

What If I Don’t Get Admitted?

The Nursing program does not maintain a waitlist. Non-admitted applicants can reapply in the next semester’s application cycle. You may also want to meet with your advisor. Advisors can assist students in exploring other programs of interest in Ivy Tech’s School of Health Sciences if they have applied several times and have not been accepted into the nursing programs. Ivy Tech offers many programs similar to nursing that lead to high-demand jobs that may be new to you, but fit your passion to help others.

Application Help Video: Step-by-step instructions for how to submit the online application for Ivy Tech's nursing program. (6:20)

Prerequisite Courses for Nursing

Completion of the following required prerequisite courses with a grade of “C” or higher is required for admission to the Associate of Science in Nursing:

  • APHY 101 Anatomy and Physiology I
  • APHY 102 Anatomy and Physiology II 
  • ENGL 111 English Composition
  • PSYC 101 Introduction to Psychology

Gen Ed Prerequisites

In order for prerequisite general education courses to count toward your program admission decision score, the course grades must be posted to Banner by the time the application site closes and auto-selection begins. Courses must be completed according to the specific deadlines listed below:

  • Fall admission - completed by the end of previous spring semester
  • Spring admission – completed by the end of the first 8-week term of previous fall semester
  • Summer admission - completed by the end of the previous fall semester

The highest grade of the first three attempts for any prerequisite course will be considered for points toward the admission decision score. This includes grades of D, F, and FW.

No Expiration of Credits

There is no expiration date for course credits that were earned in previous years from Ivy Tech Community College.

Transfer Credit for Prerequisite Courses

Prerequisite courses completed at colleges other than Ivy Tech will only be considered for general education selection points if transfer credit has been awarded and courses appear on the Ivy Tech transcript prior to the application deadline.

TR grades are not recognized by the online application. It is the applicant’s responsibility to ensure that transfer credit has been awarded and that TR grades are updated to transfer letter grades (TA, TB, TC) on their Ivy Tech transcript.

It is recommended that college transcripts be submitted to the Registrar’s office for evaluation and transfer credit at least 4 weeks prior to the program application deadline to ensure adequate time for processing.

Nursing Courses

Descriptions of nursing courses can be found in our online course catalog.

View required classes and course descriptions for:

Associate of Science in Nursing (ASN)

Technical Certificate (TC)

Upcoming Classes

See when specific classes will be offered by searching our class list in Schedule Builder. First, select the semester you’re looking for and then enter the name of the class in the search bar. Search for Upcoming Classes

If you’re a current student, upcoming classes are easy to find in Schedule Builder in MyIvy.

Class Formats

Due to the nature of the nursing profession and how much hands-on learning we incorporate into the curriculum, all Ivy Tech nursing courses are taught in a traditional, in-person format.

The Assessment Technologies Institute’s (ATI) Test of Essential Academic Skills (TEAS) is used as part of the admissions process by the Ivy Tech School of Nursing programs.

Schedule Your TEAS Test Appointment Now

Test Components

The ATI TEAS test measures your ability in four categories: Reading, English, Math, and Science. Your TEAS test must include all four test components to be considered valid; partial tests will not be accepted. Applicants must score at the PROFICIENT level or higher to be considered for admission. ATI TEAS sub-category scores will be used in the selection point system.

Preparing for the TEAS Test

A good time for a high school student to take the ATI TEAS test is during the last semester of high school or upon graduation. If an interested student graduated from high school a year or more ago, the test should be taken after review of high school content and after you’ve completed at least a portion of the prerequisite courses for nursing. All candidates must attend an Ivy Tech online Nursing information session prior to taking the TEAS exam.

TEAS Deadlines & Timing

These dates will not change and will be consistent from year to year:

Semester

TEAS Deadline Date

Application Date

Fall April 30 May 15
Spring September 30 October 22
Summer January 15 February 1

Ivy Tech Testing Services does not offer the TEAS exam during the months of May or June, between the TEAS deadline date and the application date, and during peak weeks (weeks 4, 8, 12, 16 each semester).  Also note, TEAS exams taken after the TEAS deadline date will count toward the next application cycle.

TEAS testing must be completed within the published application deadlines (see table above) in order to be considered for the corresponding application period. Due to processing time for the ATI TEAS to appear in the student’s application, it is recommended that testing times be scheduled 2 to 4 weeks prior to the posted TEAS test deadline date. ATI TEAS scores not available by the deadlines will not be considered.

Applicants who take the ATI TEAS at schools other than Ivy Tech must contact Assessment Technologies Institute (ATI) to have an official copy electronically submitted directly to Ivy Tech.

  • The TEAS total score will be used in the selection point system, with no weighting 
  • The TEAS may be taken up to 3 times in a rolling year period
  • The nursing application is automated to calculate points using the highest submitted TEAS score over the last 2 years
  • 14 day wait period between TEAS attempts (day of initial testing is day 0) 
  • TEAS score must be within 2 years of application deadline 

ATI TEAS tests that expire prior to the application deadline will be ineligible for consideration towards program admission, even if the student applies prior to the application deadline.

Allied Health vs. Nursing TEAS Tests

The ATI Allied Health and ATI Nursing TEAS tests are the same test; they are just scored differently. Taking the Allied Health TEAS will count the same as taking the ATI nursing TEAS test. When ATI Allied Health TEAS test scores are present on the ATI transcript, the applicant will need to contact ATI to request reporting of Nursing TEAS test scores. There may be an associated fee for requests such as these.

Taking the Test & Costs

The test takes approximately 3 1/2 hours to complete. You will need your valid (non-expired) government-issued photo ID. All TEAS exam appointments must be made and paid for online through our self-serve site. The TEAS exam fee for Ivy Tech students is $77 ($137 for non-students, not available at all Testing Services locations).

How to Schedule Your TEAS Admission Test

Click here for a printable version of these steps

  1. Create an ATI account at atitesting.com (if you already have an account at atitesting.com you can skip this step). Use something you will remember as a username and password. If admitted, ATI testing will be used throughout your nursing program and you will need the same username and password for access to the ATI tests.
    1. In order for your TEAS test scores to migrate to the Ivy Tech record system, you must select your Ivy Tech home campus as your institution, add your full Ivy Tech Community College student ID number (C0#######), birth date, and your last name must match the Ivy Tech record system when creating your ATI profile and. (Do not use dashes in the C number.)

    2. After your account is created on the ATI site, DO NOT schedule an appointment or PAY any funds at the ATI website, as additional charges will be applied.
      View guide: How to create a new ATI account.
  2. Schedule your TEAS exam at the CASS (Certification & Assessment Scheduling) Self-Serve website or in MyIvy located under Student / Course Info / Schedule Testing Appointment.
    1. Click on Student/Applicant Login and use your Ivy Tech email address and password to log in.
    2. Click on “This exam is not related to an Ivy Tech course”
    3. Type in TEAS for the test name.
    4. Select the correct TEAS Attempt 1, Attempt 2 or Attempt 3 exam based on the attempt number.

    5. Select the campus location where you would like to take your TEAS exam for the campus and click next.

    6. Click on the red calendar and select the date for your exam appointment and click next.
    7. Use the dropdown box and select the time for your appointment and click next.
    8. Review your appointment details and click next.
    9. Select “Pay now via credit card online”. The cost of the exam is $77.00 for students.

    10. Check your Ivy Tech email. After scheduling your exam, you will receive emails containing information about your exam session.

    11. Click on “Submit My Appointment Request.”
  3. Check your Ivy Tech email. After scheduling your exam, you will receive emails containing information about your exam session.

Schedule Your TEAS Test Appointment Now

Local Program Contacts & Info

Questions about the Program or Enrolling?

General Information: southbendelkhart-nursing@ivytech.edu

Faculty & Staff Info:

Amanda Thomas, MSN RN, CNE
Dean of Nursing
Assistant Professor, School of Nursing
athomas514@ivytech.edu | 574-289-7001 ext. 6361

Mike Louderback, MSN-RN
PN Program Chair and Nursing Faculty
mlouderback@ivytech.edu | 574-289-5710

Darin Doverspike
Project Manager, Beacon Health System School of Nursing
ddoverspike@ivytech.edu | 574-289-7001 ext. 5354

Uvenia Bey
Nursing Administration Assistance
ubey@ivytech.edu | 574-289-7001 ext. 6500 
Monday & Tuesday: 8am – 4:45pm

Colleen McCahill
Office Coordinator South Bend/Elkhart
School of Health, Public Affairs and Social Services | School of Nursing
Monday - Friday: 8am - 4pm
Office: 574-289-7001 ext. 5778 | Fax: 574-236-7166 | Call or Text: (574) 313-1326

Nursing Information Sessions

Zoom link - please use: https://ivytech.zoom.us/j/99403558221
Meeting ID: 994 0355 8221
   
Dates of Sessions:
July 17th, 2PM
August 2nd, 2PM
August 21st, 5PM (F2F-Room 312 - Face to Face - South Bend Campus Only)
September 10th, 10AM
November 20th, 2PM
December 18th, 5PM
January 8th, 10AM
January 22nd, 2PM
March 19th, 10AM
April 9th, 5PM (F2F-Room 312 - Face to Face - South Bend Campus Only)
April 23rd, 2PM
   
If you have further questions, please contact: southbendelkhart-nursing@ivytech.edu

THE DEMAND FOR NURSES IS GROWING

That high demand is one reason Ivy Tech’s Practical Nursing long-term certificate is part of Indiana’s Next Level Jobs program, which, thanks to the Workforce Ready Grant, gives you the opportunity to earn a FREE credential from Ivy Tech. Learn more

Find Local Nursing Admissions Contact Info

Monday–Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. ET

574-289-7001
southbendelkhart-nursing@ivytech.edu

South Bend Nursing Admissions
220 Dean Johnson Blvd.
South Bend, IN 46601

Questions About the Program?

Future Students

If you’re not yet an Ivy Tech student, contact us at 1-888-489-5463 and we’ll be happy to help.

Current Students

Contact your academic advisor, who can answer any questions you have about the Nursing program and your certificate and degree options.

Find Local Advising Contact Info

Current Office Hours
Monday, Wednesday, & Thursdays @ 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Tuesdays: 8 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Fridays: 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Please note: Starting August 4th, advising services will be available through walk-ins only. Appointments will no longer be scheduled.

574-289-7001
asksouthbendelkhart@ivytech.edu

South Bend Advising Department
220 Dean Johnson Blvd.
South Bend, IN 46601

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