Dual Admission

The Green/Crimson Dual Admission Program

Beginning fall 2022, new freshmen enrolled in an associate degree program at Ivy Tech Community College can also enroll at Indiana University (IU) Southeast through the Green/Crimson Dual Admissions program. The program provides you access to classes and resources at both institutions as well as guaranteed admission and a seamless transfer to IU Southeast when you are ready to complete your four-year bachelor’s degree.

Extra Resources

This program provides students access to services and resources at IU Southeast, including:

• Advising from IU Southeast academic advisors
• Participation in IU Southeast's Research and Creativity Conference
• Attendance at IU Southeast events relevant to their degree and interest area
• Financial aid counseling
• Access to the IU Southeast library, bookstore, athletic events, and events at the Ogle Center that do not have fees for admission
• $1,000 transfer scholarship which can be renewed for an additional year depending upon academic standing

How to Apply

If you are interested in the Green/Crimson Dual Admission program:

1. Apply to Ivy Tech.
2. Complete the “Intent to Participate” form.
3. A representative of the Green/Crimson Dual Admission program will contact you at the email you provided on the form.

IU Southeast:
COMPLETE INTENT TO PARTICIPATE FORM

Guaranteed Admissions Criteria

In order to receive guaranteed admission to IU Southeast, students must have completed an associate degree and earned a cumulative GPA of 2.0 or higher at Ivy Tech.

Requirements

Students will need to be in good standing to maintain eligibility for the program and access to IU Southeast resources. Student participation is subject to Indiana University's behavioral disclosure policies. Under these policies, a student has a continuing obligation to inform the University of any formal disciplinary action or legal charges and/or convictions.

The Purdue Northwest Dual Admission Program

Students in the Purdue University Northwest Dual Admissions program enroll at Ivy Tech Community College and also enroll at Purdue University Northwest. Students can enjoy the full Purdue Northwest experience -- from meeting new friends at Welcome Weeks to cheering on the Pride at Purdue Northwest athletic events -- from day one, even as they first earn their associate degree from Ivy Tech Community College and later their four-year degree from Purdue University Northwest.

The program provides students access to classes and resources at both institutions right from the start and a seamless transfer to Purdue Northwest when students are ready to complete their four-year bachelor’s degree.

Extra Resources

This program provides students access to services and resources at Purdue Northwest, including:

• Access to Purdue Northwest’s libraries, fitness center, academic and computer labs, student activities, sporting and cultural events, career services, and on-campus housing (subject to availability)
• Coordinated Academic Advising from both Ivy Tech and Purdue Northwest
• The ability to view your degree plan from the start
• Eligibility for a Purdue Northwest transfer scholarship worth up to $1,500 if you successfully meet all dual-admission criteria.

How to Apply

If you are interested in the Purdue Northwest Dual Admissions program:

1. Apply to Ivy Tech.
2. Apply to the dual admission program by filling out the “Admission Agreement” form on the Purdue Northwest website.
3. A representative of the Dual Admissions program will contact you at the email you provided on the form.

Purdue Northwest:
COMPLETE DUAL ADMISSION AGREEMENT

Eligibility Requirements

In order to be eligible to enroll in the program, students:

• Must attend Ivy Tech and earn an associate degree with a cumulative GPA of 2.0 or higher
• May not attend another institution between the time they graduate from Ivy Tech and formally enroll at Purdue Northwest for their bachelor’s degree
• Must re-apply to the Dual Admission program through an appeal process if there is a break of more than one regular fall or spring semester in their attendance at either institution