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Ivy Tech Community College Bloomington will welcome Mitch Daniels, former Indiana governor and President Emeritus, Purdue University, as the keynote speaker for the 14th Annual Gayle & Bill Cook Center for Entrepreneurship Luncheon. Read More
$2.5 million grant from the Applied Research Institute (ARI), funded through the CHIPS & Science Act, positions the campus as a leader in semiconductor manufacturing education and workforce development Read More
The Center for Lifelong Learning at Ivy Tech Community College Bloomington is offering digital skills training with funding support from Regional Opportunity Initiatives (ROI), classes will cover social media marketing and Photoshop. Read More
The Center for Lifelong Learning at Ivy Tech Community College Bloomington is offering a new Introduction to Grant Writing skills training class in downtown Bedford, Ind. starting January 22. Read More
Two Ivy Tech Community College Bloomington schools joined forces this week during Global Entrepreneurship Week to host a mini-conference, Entrepreneur This: Culinary Arts. Read More
Getting Started
Your first step to starting at Ivy Tech is simple — just apply! Our application only takes 10-15 minutes to fill out and is completely free. If you’ve never applied to Ivy Tech before or if it’s been two years since you last applied, you can get started by clicking here. This page will guide you through which application to complete and the steps you should follow. Once you’re ready, just click “Apply Now.”
Timing
Ivy Tech has five opportunities to start classes throughout the year: January, March, June, August, and October. These start dates have no hard application deadlines, but we recommend applying ahead of time so you can complete the degree planning, financial aid, and registration activities that need to happen before your first day. Your application will take about 7-10 business days to process, after which you will receive an email and acceptance letter in the mail. If you have any questions about the application process, contact your local Admissions Rep or call 888-IVY-LINE (489-5463) for assistance.
Online Application
All Ivy Tech applications are fully online. If you are unable to complete the application or need help with the process, visit your local campus.
How to Become an Ivy Tech Student
Your acceptance letter will include instructions on your next steps, as well as other important information like your student ID number, called C-number. We also have a digital New Student Checklist, which guides you through your enrollment steps.
Tuesdays@The Tech
If this all feels a bit overwhelming, don’t worry, we’re here to help! Each week, campuses around the state open their doors for Tuesdays@TheTech. You can get personal support and guidance through the enrollment process.
As you begin your Ivy Tech journey, we’ll be here to support you every step of the way! After you’re accepted, we recommend scheduling an appointment with your local enrollment specialist. They'll help you learn about the steps that need to be taken to get you fully enrolled at Ivy Tech and ready for your first day of class. The meeting can be in-person, over the phone, or via video conference, and is designed to provide the support you need.
Don’t let finances get in the way of your dreams! Ivy Tech offers many types of financial aid to our students to help cover costs of tuition, textbooks, and other fees. Getting financial aid can help you pay for college now and finish with little or no debt or a more manageable payment plan.
Financial Aid Options
Starting with the FAFSA
The Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) is the starting point for all financial aid opportunities, and you must fill it out every year. You can find more information on FAFSA requirements and deadlines on our financial aid page.
To register for classes, you must have already been accepted to Ivy Tech and completed the New Student Checklist. We also recommend meeting with an enrollment specialist before registering. Once you’re ready, you can easily explore class options and build your schedule with our Schedule Builder tool.
If this all feels a bit overwhelming, don’t worry, we’re here to help! Each week, campuses around the state open their doors for Tuesdays@TheTech. You can get personal support and guidance through the enrollment process.
MyIvy is your student portal and your shortcut to everything you need as a student. This is where you’ll find your student email, register for classes, find resources, check announcements, and more. The first time you go to MyIvy, just click the “First time here?” button to start the process (see a full walkthrough here).
IvyLearn is the virtual classroom tool used in every class you take at Ivy Tech. You’ll find important class information like syllabus, course schedule, and homework assignments here. You can learn more about IvyLearn here.
You can plan ahead and register for classes with Schedule Builder. This tool makes it easy to choose classes based on preferences like schedule, course format, and campus.
When you’re ready to register for classes, it's a good idea to schedule a meeting with your academic advisor. Your advisor will make sure you stay on track with your academic plan.
You can also take advantage of Tuesdays@TheTech! Each week, Ivy Tech campuses around the state open their doors to offer personalized support with all parts of the college process, like applying for financial aid and registering for classes.
As a reminder, MyIvy is your student portal for email, course registration, grades, transcripts, online payments, class communication, college events, and other student services. If you’re just getting started at Ivy Tech, click here to learn how to access MyIvy.
IvyLearn is Ivy Tech’s online classroom system where you access your course information, syllabus, and online coursework. Whether your classes are online or in person, make sure you regularly check IvyLearn to stay on top of homework and other deadlines.
Your academic advisor isn’t just here to help you register for classes; they’re also available to help with other questions or concerns you may have throughout the semester. You can meet with your advisor in person, virtually, or over the phone. Don’t forget — your advisor helped you create an Academic Completion Plan. Make sure you’re still on track and that it still matches your current goals. If you’ve made a change, talk through that with your advisor.
Remember to file the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) each year, as well as the scholarship application on MyIvy.
Your financial aid might include grants, scholarships, loans, and/or Federal Work-Study. If you cannot make just one payment for your tuition, you can set up a payment plan in MyIvy.
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Your transcript gives information about your academic career at Ivy Tech. It includes your current program of study, all courses you’ve taken, your grades and GPA, and any degrees awarded by Ivy Tech.
You can request your transcript in MyIvy. Click on "Tools and Resources" in the upper left area of the page. Select "Request Official Transcript" from the list of items. You can request mailed or electronic transcripts. The fee for official transcripts is $6 per copy.
If you're not yet an Ivy Tech student, contact the Ivy Tech Bloomington Campus Admissions Office at 812-330-6013 or at bl-info@ivytech.edu and we'll be happy to help.
Contact your academic advisor, who can help you with your academic plan, class registration, financial aid, and more. Find your advisor