Ivy Tech Signs New Transfer Agreement

(photo courtesy of Union Institute & University)

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Ivy Tech Community College has entered into a transfer agreement with Union Institute & University in Ohio to allow students to easily transition from an associate degree to a bachelor’s degree. 

The agreement calls for Ivy Tech students who transfer to an UI&U undergraduate program to receive a $100 discount per credit hour scholarship for the first 30 credit hours up to $3,000. Phi Theta Kappa members would receive an extra first semester $500 scholarship. Ivy Tech President Sue Ellspermann welcomes the new opportunity. "We empower our students to achieve their career goals. This is another opportunity to fulfill those aspirations," said Ellspermann.

Union has academic centers in Ohio, Florida and California. 

(Pictured left to right) Union Provost Nelson Soto, Union President Karen Schuster Webb, Ivy Tech President Sue Ellspermann, and Ivy Tech Provost Kara Monroe.