Indiana's public community college system with 40+ locations serving 110,000+ students.
Ivy Tech offers more than 70 academic programs organized across nine schools: Business, Logistics and Supply Chain; Public Affairs and Social Services; Information Technology; Arts, Sciences and Education; Health Sciences; Nursing; Advanced Manufacturing, Engineering and Applied Science; Garatoni School of Entrepreneurship and Innovation; and Culinary Arts & Hospitality Management. The college provides certificates, associate degrees, and stackable credentials, with options for dual credit high school programs, apprenticeships, and accelerated learning formats including 8-week terms.
With more than 41 locations across Indiana, Ivy Tech serves students through full-service campuses and satellite instructional centers in major cities including Indianapolis, Fort Wayne, Evansville, South Bend, and Bloomington. The college offers online learning through IvyOnline and provides comprehensive student services including advising, tutoring, disability support, career development through Ivy+ Career Link, and support for veterans and first-generation students.
Ivy Tech maintains open admissions policies with guaranteed admission pathways. The college offers transfer options including Transfer as a Sophomore (Indiana College Core) and Transfer as a Junior (TSAP) programs. In 2019, Ivy Tech established a partnership with the University of Virginia allowing undergraduates to complete four-year degrees online. The Indiana University system also shifted most associate degrees to Ivy Tech in 2008.
The college provides financial aid through grants, scholarships, work-study, and loans. Ivy Tech offers the Ivy+ Tuition & Textbooks Initiative to reduce student costs. Additional support includes employer-paid tuition assistance and veteran and military tuition benefits. The college serves 21st Century Scholars, first-generation students, and homeschoolers with dedicated support programs.