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Ivy Tech State College: Central Indiana
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Ivy Tech State College: Central Indiana Academics
Ivy Tech State College: Central Indiana is unique in its study options. For instance, the university has a Cooperative (Work-Study) Program, Distance Learning, Dual Enrollment of High School Students, ESL, Internships, Liberal Arts/Career Combination, Teacher Certification and Weekend College. There’s never a reason to feel alone in your studies either, since there are academic support services like Extensive Undergraduate Evening or Early Morning Classes, Learning Center, Reduced Course Load, Remedial Instruction and Tutoring. Students with disabilities are not left alone with programs such as Partial Services/Facilities For Students With Learning Disabilities, Services/Facilities For Hearing Impaired, Services/Facilities For Speech Or Communications Disorders, Services/Facilities For Visually Impaired, Wheelchair Accessibility, 407 work stations, available in: libraries, computer centers, student centers, Email Accounts Provided to All Students, Online Course Registration for Freshmen, Computer Repair Service Available On Campus, Computer Helpline Available, Online Library, Discounted Computer Software for Sale, Student Web Hosting and Wireless Network. Furthermore, when any student is looking for some counseling or other types of support, Adult (re-entering) student services, Career Counseling, Employment Service, Financial Aid Counseling, Freshman Orientation Program, Minority Student Services, Placement Service and Veterans Counselor can help.
The following are the types of degrees and majors offered at Ivy Tech State College: Central Indiana.
- Health and Clinical Sciences:
- Medical Assistance, Medical Radiologic Technology, Mental Health Services Technology, Nursing (RN), Nursing – Practical, Respiratory Therapy, Surgical Technology
- Popular majors:
- twenty-six percent trade and industry, twenty-three percent business per marketing, nineteen percent health professions, twelve percent computer and information sciences, nine percent law, seven percent engineering
- Biological and Biomedical Sciences:
- Biotechnology
- School of Visual and Performing Arts:
- Design/Visual Communications
- Computer Science:
- Computer/Information Sciences – General
- Business, Management, & Marketing:
- Accounting Technology, Business Administration/Management, Executive Assistant, Hospitality Administration/Management
- Security and Protective Services:
- Criminal Justice Studies
Are you an international student? The Fall application deadline for international students is the 15th of April.
Ivy Tech State College: Central Indiana Admissions
Admission policy is currently Open admission, but with selective admission to some programs. Remember that this can change at any time. This school did not report their application fee. Transfer student are not ignored. For example, there were one thousand, seven hundred and thirteen total number of transfer students who applied and one thousand, seven hundred and thirteen total number of transfer students who were admitted.
the SAT subject section score due date was not reported. The regular application due date was not reported. It is also very important to submit financial aid applications as quickly as possible, make sure to check with the university about the specific date for this year. For priority students, financial aid applications are due no later than the 1st of March. Will you make it in time? Make sure to know when all the due dates and deadlines take place. SAT and ACT score reports are very important, so you will want to check on the specific dates with the university. Again, For all student applicants, the Fall application deadline is the 15th of April.
Ivy Tech State College: Central Indiana Financial Aid
Financial aid distribution is at fifty-two percent scholarships per grants and forty-eight percent loans per jobs. Financial aid for students is readily accessible at this school. Financial aid forms are FAFSA.
Ivy Tech State College: Central Indiana Students
Ivy Tech State College: Central Indiana offers Associate degrees. Additionally, the student body consists of forty-three percent part-time students, fifty-one percent women, forty-nine percent men, less than one percent american indian per alaskan native, one percent asian per pacific islander, twenty-one percent black per non-hispanic, one percent hispanic, seventy-three percent white per non-hispanic, less than one percent non-resident alien and four percent race per ethnicity unreported. In addition, it is part of an Urban setting, Very large city (over 500,000) and Commuter campus. The school’s size is approximately nine thousand, one hundred and eighty-two degree-seeking undergrads and one thousand, four hundred and fifty-one first-time degree-seeking freshmen. The university is a Public, Community College, Two-year, Coed and Regionally accredited.
Remarkably, the school is located 2 miles from downtown.This school features the Urban setting, Very large city (over 500,000) and Commuter campus.
Ivy Tech State College: Central Indiana Athletics
The following sports can be found here:
- Men’s Intramural Baseball
- Men’s Intramural and Women’s Intramural Basketball
- Women’s Intramural Softball
- Men’s Intramural and Women’s Intramural Volleyball
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2 months ago
Shain
I have to say that if I had a choice, I would NEVER attend Ivy Tech College again. I am a military veteran and the only reason Im even at Ivy Tech is because a mix up in some paperwork and I have to attend one more semester before I can move on to a real school that actually knows its an educational institution, not just a business. I have been attending the central (North Meridian Campus)and the teachers thus far have been awesome, nothing bad to say there, but administration... WOW... Absolutely rididculous. They have been extremely rude, and consistantly less than helpful. They have messed up paperwork at every turnpoint, costed me hundreds of dollars more than cost of attending, refuse to accept resonsibility and they steadily pass the buck to anyone they can instead of just fixing problems. I have both federal and state grants that I am approved for, yet I am about to be dropped for non payment because they put the wrong date on my paperwork. I have done EVERYTHING they have asked but they still say this is my fault and to "deal with it". I have proof of all this too for all you skeptics out there. Last semester my wife and I almost lost our house and everything because of Ivy Tech not doing theyre job (financial aid employees as well as bursars office), it wasn't til I spoke with head of the bursars office (I think it was the viceroy, or chancellor or maybe the chairman), and threatened to call the press and channel 6 news that I got anywhere with them. Personally, this is MY money, MY experience, and MY education and I don't believe I should be disrespected and stepped on this bad or anyone for that matter just for trying to better your life. I don't see how anyone can instill the traits (responsiblity, dedication, discipline... etc)that come with college when they are incapable of following them themselves. These are my honest thoughts, if you can go somewhere else, I would highly recommend it. REMEMBER!!!! THERE IS A HUGE REASON IT IS THE CHEAPEST COLLEGE OUT THERE, THEY DO NOT CARE ABOUT THE STUDENTS.
3 months ago
Random Surfer gherald3451 ((at)) gmail dot com
Anne Rector, As previously mentioned, for someone who is making such broad accusations, you need to work more on your own spelling and grammar. I personally attended the Bloomington Campus and I have to say nothing in your description comes even remotely close to being true. I know this page pertains primarily to the central campus, however, you made no distinction in your "review", therefore I don't feel that you deserve any slack in that regard. I graduated with two Associate Degrees from Ivy Tech, with a 4.0 average, I am now attending a University to continue in my field. Ivy Tech was instrumental in my success, which also means that my instructors were to be praised. One of my main instructors had a Ph.D. in education and has easily surpassed 99% of professors (not including Teaching Assistants) at the two universities I have attended since. Ivy Tech is not without its faults, but no College or University is. I have a personal friend who is attending MIT for Nuclear Engineering that can come up with a concise and intelligent lists of problems with said school. Its a shame that you had such a foul experience at Ivy Tech, though you certainly stand alone in the wide pool of people I personally know (One of which attended your campus) who has much, if anything negative to say about it. So, next time you "review" something, try not to come across as so hypocritical and ignorant, because I assure you, you did a magnificent job of making your "review" useless and broad.
about 1 year ago
KL noyb ((at)) iu dot edu
I had a great experience at Ivy Tech. I attended the campus in Lafayette which is very clean and new. All the instructors I had were very helpful and friendly. I thought the standards were very high and they went out of their way to make sure you had assistance if you were having problems. A great way to save money on your first two years of college, and almost all the classes are transferrable to any state school.
over 2 years ago
MP thisisnotanemailaddy ((at)) aol dot com
To comment on Anne's post, first of all, you misspelled college. So, let's not throw stones. I am in my second year at Ivy Tech, and I am guessing that you attended the downtown campus, which is no better or worse than when I attended IUPUI. Ivy Tech is actually great, the classes are small, it is much easier to learn with 20 people in a class than with 120. You cannot in any way compare it with something like IU or Notre Dame, but that is not what is intended. If you are looking for a stepping stone to a four year college, or to obtain an Associates Degree, Ivy Tech, I feel, is the best place to go. It is what it is, and it serves the need for many people that cannot afford to go to a shiny new school paid for by the extraordinarily high tuitions.
over 2 years ago
Anne Rector afordr32 ((at)) aol dot com
This is not a legitimate "colleg". It is a diploma mill that hands out transcripts to "students" who cannot read, cognate, critically think, or even think at all in many cases, count, write or use proper grammar. But then, neither can the staff and 90% of the instructors. Indiana is the last state in the nation to establish a community college system. The other 49 had theirs operational in 1965. And it shows. The staff members a dumb Hoosiers who don't know how to come in out of the rain, who blame their copious mistakes on each other, because they don't even realize they have made mistakes, that's how incompetent they are. The place has been filthy for years. The bathrooms are so trashy and unsantiary that you can't go in them. The halls and carpeting are soiled and stink. Doors and doorknobs fall off, as does lead-based paint from windows and old walls. You will be taught nothing you can't learn from the GED classes on PBS, if that advanced. You will not need to study, because most instructors do not have standards high enough to require thoughtful papers and grading. This "school" is a joke, operated (loosely) by jokers. Think about why it took so long for the state to establish a two-year community college. Think Jurassic Park, and you will be at Ivy Tech, only it's dirtier.