WELCOME TO IVY TECH, WHERE WE CHANGE LIVES
IVY TECH ROADMAP
WHY 8-WEEK CLASSES? With 8-week classes, there is a decrease in burnout for students, and students can make it to graduation quicker! Note: 16-Week classes are available but limited.
Attend the Involvement Fair 1st week of semester Learn about student orgs and resources on campus! Registration for spring opens Mid - September Meet with your Academic Advisor Learn about student orgs and resources on campus! 1st week of semester Attend the Involvement Fair
Fall semester begins
*Are you on track for your second 8 weeks?
Start
August
FAFSA Opens
Haven’t declared a major? 3rd week of
CLASS DELIVERY OPTIONS
October 1st
semester Meet with a Career Coach
Winter Break December - January
Traditional
Blended
Face-to-Face On campus
A mix of in- person and virtual Or a mix of in- person and online Flexible delivery Student can attend on campus, virtually, and/or online
Spring Semester begins
*Are you on track for your second 8 weeks?
Virtual
Online class meeting
Learn Anywhere
January
Indiana FAFSA Deadline
Haven’t declared a major? 3rd week of
Registration for fall and summer opens Mid - March Meet with your Academic Advisor
Online
Self-paced learning
Spring Break
April 15th
Mid - March
semester Meet with a Career Coach
To receive max aid
How much time can you expect to devote to your courses each week?
WORDS TO KNOW Pre-requisites A requirement that needs to be met before taking a course. Co-requisites Separate courses required to be taken within the same 8- week session. Credit Hour Is a measure of time that indicates how many hours per week you can expect to be in a classroom. This number is doubled for 8-week courses.
STUDY TIME!
1 Course 2 Courses 3 Courses
45 - 54 hours 36 - 39 hours 18 - 21 hours
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Note: 8-week courses are accelerated, so twice as much time is spent on them versus 16-week courses.
Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP) To remain in good standing with the college, and to maintain eligibility for financial aid, each student must do the following:
Buffer credits
Maintain an overall minimum of a 2.0 GPA
Credits attempted are within 1.5x required credits by declared major. Students are notified when they are close to maximum time frame.
Required credits
Complete 67% of courses attempted
Questions about SAP? Ask your academic advisor!
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