Will Ivy Tech credits transfer to Huntington University?

Huntington, Ind. -Huntington University and Ivy Tech Community College have signed an agreement that will streamline the process for students transferring from Ivy Tech’s Associate of Science in business administration program to Huntington’s Bachelor of Science in business administration program.

What is the difference between a certificate and a technical certificate at Ivy Tech?

Certificate programs require mastery of basic reading, writing, mathematical and quantitative skills. The Technical Certificate in Information Technology Support can be earned on the way to acquiring the Associate of Applied Science degree. Many available jobs require advanced education beyond the high school diploma.

What is the associate accelerated program at Ivy Tech?

Ivy Tech Community College’s Associate Accelerated Program (ASAP) helps high school graduates earn an associate degree in just 11 months and prepares them to transfer to a four-year college to earn their bachelor’s degree.

What is the average cost per year for a full time student at Ivy Tech?

Residents of Indiana pay an annual total price of $16,820 to attend Ivy Tech Community College Central Indiana on a full time basis. This fee is comprised of $4,350 for tuition, $1,440 for books and supplies and $150 for other fees.

Do Ivy Tech credits expire?

Credits earned at Ivy Tech do not generally have an expiration date; however, there are some programs which, due to the changing nature of the technology involved, may require a you to retake a course if it has been a considerable amount of time passed.

Can you transfer Ivy Tech credits out of state?

Ivy Tech credits transfer to colleges and universities throughout Indiana and outside the state. By completing your first two years at Ivy Tech, you can save as much as $10,000 on the cost of a Bachelor’s degree. We offer more than 100 transfer programs with in- and out-of-state schools.

What jobs can I get with a technical certificate?

10 High-Paying Jobs that Require (or Recommend) a Certificate

1. Web Developer.
2. Construction and Building Inspector.
3. Architectural and Civil Drafter.
4. Industrial Engineering Technician.
5. Pipefitter and Plumber.
6. Court Reporter.
7. Heavy Vehicle and Mobile Equipment Mechanic.
8. Sheet Metal Worker.

What is the difference between a 2 year and a 4 year degree?

Generally when you attend a four-year school, the degree requirements dictate that you take a general education and theory-based courses. Two-year schools focus more on hands-on education of the core classes, and also tend to provide real-life opportunities to apply your knowledge.

What is the ASAP program?

The Accelerated Study in Associate Programs (ASAP) is CUNY’s nationally acclaimed program to help motivated community college students earn their degrees as quickly and successfully as possible. Six CUNY community colleges have ASAP programs on their campuses.

Do you have to take the SAT to get into Ivy Tech?

SAT scores of 25 or higher in reading, 27 or higher in writing and language, and 500 or higher in math on tests taken within the last four years. PSAT scores of 26 in writing, 25 in reading and 24.5 in math* or higher on tests taken within the last four years.

Can you live on campus at Ivy Tech?

Ivy Tech is a commuter college and does not operate residence halls. However, the Office of Student Affairs may have information on housing in the community. Ivy Tech accepts no responsibility for locating, approving or supervising local student housing.