May 2—Indiana high school students, ranging from grades nine through 12, can enroll in courses for free this summer at Ivy Tech Community College, including at the College's Columbus, Franklin, and ...

Indiana high school students in grades nine through 12 may enroll in free courses this summer at Ivy Tech Community College, including at the Columbus, Franklin and Shelbyville campuses. Free summer ...

Photo provided by Ivy Tech Community College - Columbus Ivy Tech President Sue Ellspermann greets students as they arrive at Moravec Hall in Columbus for the first day of classes. The first fall ...

Hoosier high school students are increasingly earning college credit before their high school graduation, a trend driven by rising college costs and state incentives. These Early College programs are ...

ANDERSON, Ind. — Ivy Tech Community College is discontinuing its free summer courses for high school students, saying state budget cuts are to blame. Ivy Tech runs in the family for the Stennis family ...

It’s time to begin your college journey early with FREE summer classes for high school students! Discover your career path, earn college credits, and accelerate towards your aspirations with courses ...

Federal grant funds helped purchase new equipment for an aquatic therapy program and a new auto mechanics course in hybrid vehicles at Ivy Tech’s Lake County campuses. Physical therapy assistant ...

The following was released on Thurs. Aug. 2, 2018 by Ivy Tech: Ivy Tech Community College Fort Wayne recently learned it is the recipient of a Pauline Barker Education Trust grant to provide adult ...

INDIANAPOLIS--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Ivy Tech Community College Columbus and Leadership in Flight Training (LIFT) Academy have announced a partnership to offer a Professional Flight Associate of Applied ...

Fall registration at Ivy Tech Community College in Franklin is now open to new and current students. Ivy Tech Franklin had an open house on July 10 to welcome students and let them tour the campus, ...

Nov. 15—Ivy Tech Terre Haute/Greencastle has been awarded $12,000 through the college foundation's Women in Philanthropy group, called Circle of Ivy. Funds will be used to support dual-enrolled ...