Who Says You Can't Get There From Here? ASAP/Honors College Breakout Session

Class sizes are capped at 18 and they are fully cohorted with other students in the program

I prefer on-campus learning with structured pathways to completion. Which program should I consider?

I wish to enroll in 8 week courses to accelerate my degree completion. Which program should I consider?

I have a HS GPA of 2.9 so I must not be academically strong enough to participate in ASAP or the Honors College

I wish to apply to a selective four-year college or university after Ivy Tech. Which program may be my best fit?

Courses I take in ASAP and the Honors College are dual credit courses.

I wish to save money prior to enrolling in a four-year college or university. Which program should I consider?

I want to take my courses virtually on days/times of my choosing. Which program should I consider?

I would like to enroll in a mix of 8 and 16 week courses. Which program might be my best fit?

Most ASAP students finish their degrees in 4 semesters.

A good high schoool attendance record is an important qualifying variable for ASAP.

I am available most Fridays to atttend cultural events with my classmates. Which program should I consider?

I work and need to attend college part-time. Which program is my best fit?

Both Programs are offered on all Ivy Tech Campuses.

Scholarships are available to students enrolled in either program

Transfer scholarships are available to ASAP & Honors College graduates

There is no remediation opportunities in the ASAP admissions process.

I haven't graduated high school yet so I shouldn't apply to the Honors College or ASAP

Students must be younger than 22 years old to qualify for ASAP

Currently, students can participate in both ASAP and the Honors College