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INDIANA DUAL CREDIT PROVIDER DIRECTORY:
PROGRAMS FOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS TO
EARN COLLEGE CREDIT
1400 East Hanna Avenue
Indianapolis, IN 46227
http://cell.uindy.edu/
Version 4.1
June 15, 2012
Table of Contents
1. Overview .......................................................................................................... 1
2. Preferred Dual Credit Provider List ............................................................ 2
3. Programs for High School Students ............................................................ 4
4. Directory Listings: Public .............................................................................. 6
5. Directory Listings: Independent ................................................................... 12
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Overview
This directory identifies opportunities for high school students to earn college credit in Indiana. It can be used to
better inform high school administrators, counselors, and teachers who are exploring dual credit partnerships
with postsecondary institutions and to identify additional opportunities for their students to earn college credit
while still in high school.
The Center of Excellence in Leadership of Learning (CELL) intends for the directory to be inclusive of many types
of programs that offer the opportunity for high school students to earn college credit. Programs have been
organized into seven different categories:
Concurrent Enrollment: A high school or career center teacher approved by a postsecondary institution
offers a college course in the high school or career center classroom (typically during the regularly scheduled school day) for which a student can earn both secondary and postsecondary credit.
College Instructor at High School: A postsecondary instructor teaches a college course solely to high
school students in the high school or career center classroom (typically during the regularly scheduled school day).
On Campus Enrollment in Classes with College Students: A high school student attends a college
course taught by a postsecondary instructor alongside traditional postsecondary students on a college campus (including satellite locations, such as evening classes in high school buildings).
On Campus Enrollment in Classes Solely for High School Students: A postsecondary institution offers a
course on the college campus specifically for high school students, taught by a postsecondary instructor (including Summer Bridge and Upward Bound programs ) where postsecondary credit is offered.
Distance Education: A high school student participates in a distance education course for postsecondary
credit, including online, videoconference, and correspondence courses. This includes those taught by a postsecondary instructor or secondary instructor approved by the postsecondary institution.
Early College High School: High schools paired with a postsecondary institution that target students
traditionally underrepresented in postsecondary education and allow them to simultaneously earn a high school diploma and an Associate's degree or up to two years of credit toward a Bachelor's degree. Only the three Endorsed Indiana Early College High School model sites are included in this directory at this time.
Project Lead the Way: Project Lead the Way is a non-profit organization that offers rigorous high school
courses in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM). Some postsecondary institutions have created dual credit programs that allow students to earn both college credit and high school credit through Project Lead the Way courses in a concurrent enrollment arrangement.
Institutions reported that they have programs under development are identified as such, as well as those without
formal programs but which have customized arrangements with a few schools or are willing to discuss customized
arrangements with individual schools. In addition, several institutions did not respond to requests for
current/updated information. Such schools are indicated by a in the listings on pages 6-16.
This directory includes all programs that CELL has identified as of March 13, 2012. Please send all additions, corrections, updates, and advice to Janet Boyle at 317-791-5990, [email protected] or by fax to 317-791-5925.
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Preferred Dual Credit Provider List: Courses Taught by High School Teachers in a High School Setting
The Policy on Dual Credit Opportunities in Indiana approved by the Commission for Higher Education last year calls for postsecondary institutions offering dual credit courses to “demonstrate ongoing adherence to this policy and NACEP [National Alliance of Concurrent Enrollment Partnerships] standards” and “be subject to state reviews conducted on a periodic (and as needed) basis by a standing subcommittee of CHE’s Statewide Transfer and Articulation Committee (STAC).” At its June 2011 meeting, the Commission received an update on how these components of the Policy were being implemented, the result of which would be a recommendation to the Commission to approve a list of preferred dual credit providers at its December 2011 meeting. The Commission was also informed that the list will be made public and shared with the Indiana Department of Education, in order to provide guidance to high school counselors in advising students and parents on making decisions for dual credit programs. The implementation process described in June consisted of three steps. First, a Dual Review Credit Sub-Committee of STAC was formed to apply the NACEP standards to all institutions offering dual credit courses, beginning with those standards that were deemed to be most critical and could be implemented readily. Second, institutions would gather evidence to demonstrate adherence to the NACEP standards. Third, the evidence provided would be reviewed by teams consisting of various stakeholders, including representatives from the public and independent institutions, high schools, the Department of Education, Independent Colleges of Indiana (ICI), the Center for Excellence in Leadership of Learning (CELL) at the University of Indianapolis, and Commission staff. This process has now been carried out, and on November 30, 2011, the Dual Credit Subcommittee of STAC met and recommended that the Commission approve the list of preferred providers of dual credit (see attachment). Besides those institutions that have completed the state review process, the list includes those institutions that are accredited by NACEP. In a related development, the Indiana State Board of Education met on November 7 and approved a proposed final rule on math and graduation requirements. The proposed rule, which will now go through the formal state rule-making process, includes the following statement: “It is recommended that schools offering dual credit courses on the high school campus use a dual credit provider from the Preferred Provider list as developed by the Commission for Higher Education.” Once the list has been approved, Commission and Department of Education staff will work together regarding how to publicize it in the most effective, efficient, and coordinated manner. At the same time that the Preferred Dual Credit Provider List is publicized, information about other ways that high school students can earn college credit will also be publicized – such as enrolling in a course taught on a college campus, accompanied by a list of all Indiana institutions accredited by the Higher Learning Commission. The Dual Credit Review Subcommittee will now turn attention to developing the next cycle of the review process, which will be carried out next year. The 2012 cycle will include opportunities for new institutions to be added to the preferred provider list. Preferred Dual Credit Provider List: Courses Taught by High School Teachers in a High School Setting, December 1, 2011
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Preferred Dual Credit Provider List: Courses Taught by High School Teachers in a High School Setting
June 15, 2012
There are several methods of delivering dual credit courses which are available to Indiana high school students. The Universities/Colleges on the list below deliver dual credit courses offered in the high school. These classes are taught by high school teachers to high school students throughout the regular high school day. These University/College dual credit programs have received accreditation through the National Alliance of Concurrent Enrollment Programs (NACEP) or through the state review process. Public Universities
Independent Universities/Colleges
Ball State University Trine University Indiana State University Indiana University-Bloomington Indiana University-East Indiana University-Kokomo Indiana University-Northwest Indiana University-South Bend Indiana University-Southeast IPFW Ivy Tech Community College (system) Purdue University-West Lafayette Purdue University-Calumet Purdue University-North Central University of Southern Indiana Vincennes University -NACEP Accreditation -State Review
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Higher Ed Institution
Concurrent
Enrollment
College Instructor at
High School
On Campus Enrollment
(Classes with
college students)
On Campus Enrollment
(Classes solely for high
school students)
Distance
Education
Endorsed Indiana
Early College
High School Project Lead the Way
Ball State University
Indiana State University
Indiana University Bloomington
Indiana University East
Indiana University Kokomo Under Development
Indiana University Northwest
Indiana University South Bend
Indiana University Southeast Custom Arrangements
Indiana University-Purdue University Columbus
Indiana University-Purdue University Fort Wayne Custom Arrangements
Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis
Ivy Tech Community College
Purdue University
Purdue University Calumet
Purdue University North Central Under Development
University of Southern Indiana
Vincennes University
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Higher Ed Institution
Concurrent
Enrollment
College Instructor at
High School
On Campus Enrollment
(Classes with
college students)
On Campus Enrollment
(Classes solely for high
school students)
Distance
Education
Endorsed Indiana
Early College
High School Project Lead the Way
Ancilla College
Anderson University
Bethel College
Butler University Custom Arrangements
Earlham College
Franklin College
Goshen College
Grace College
Huntington University Custom Arrangements
Indiana Tech (Indiana Institute of Technology) Custom Arrangements Custom Arrangements
Indiana Wesleyan University
Manchester College
Marian University Custom Arrangements
Oakland City University
Saint Joseph's College
Taylor University
Trine University Custom Arrangements Custom Arrangements
University of Evansville Custom Arrangements Custom Arrangements
University of Indianapolis Custom Arrangements Custom Arrangements
University of St. Francis
Valparaiso University
= Program accredited by the National Alliance of Concurrent Enrollment Partnerships (NACEP).
= Program accredited through first phase of the Indiana Commission for Higher Education's review process.
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Ball State University
Concurrent Enrollment
College Transition Program
www.bsu.edu/distance/dualcredit
Distance Education
Independent Learning Program
www.bsu.edu/distance/hsdualcreditstudents
Contact
James Hendrix
Director of College Transition Program
765-285-6783 or 800-872-0369
On Campus Enrollment
(Classes with college students)
www.bsu.edu/admissions
Contact
Office of Admissions
765-285-8300 or 800-482-4278
Indiana State University
Concurrent Enrollment
College Challenge
www.indstate.edu/challenge
Contact
Jill Blunk
Director of College Challenge
812-237-2670
On Campus Enrollment
(Classes solely for high school students)
Summer Honors Program
www.indstate.edu/experience
Contact
Office of Admissions
Admissions Representative
800-GO-TO-ISU
Indiana University Bloomington
Concurrent Enrollment
Advance College Project (includes IU Bloomington, IU East, IU
Kokomo, IU Northwest, and IU Southeast)
www.acp.indiana.edu
Contact
Mike Beam
Director
812-855-4268
On Campus Enrollment
(Classes with college students)
OPEN Program (On-campus Precollege Enrollment –
Nondegree)
www.open.indiana.edu
Contact
Deb Mart
Coordinator
812-855-3839
Indiana University East
On Campus Enrollment
(Classes with college students)
Contact
Molly Vanderpool
Director of Admissions
765-973-8415
Public Colleges and Universities
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Indiana University Kokomo
On Campus Enrollment
(Classes with college students)
www.iuk.edu/admissions
Contact
Tyana Lange
Director of Enrollment Management
765-455-9469
On Campus Enrollment
(Classes solely for high school students)
Summer Bridge (under development)
Contact
Dr. Jack Tharp
Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs
765-455-9630
Indiana University Northwest
On Campus Enrollment
(Classes with college students)
Concurrent Enrollment, Course Instructor at High School
(custom arrangements only) and Distance Education
(under development)
Contact
Cynthia O’Dell
Associate Executive Vice Chancellor for Academic
Affairs
219-980-6509
Indiana University South Bend
Concurrent Enrollment
Advance College Project
www.acp.indiana.edu
Contact
Mary Anna Violi
Director
574-520-4409
On Campus Enrollment
(Classes with college students)
Contact
Office of Admissions
574-520-IUSB
Indiana University Southeast
On Campus Enrollment
(Classes with college students)
www.ius.edu/Admissions/highschool.cfm
Contact
Office of Admissions
812-941-2212
College Instructor at High School
Bridge to College Program (Customized arrangements)
Contact
Anne Skuce
Assistant Vice Chancellor for Enrollment Management
812-941-2236
Indiana University-Purdue University
Columbus
On Campus Enrollment
(Classes with college students)
Early College Program
www.iupuc.edu/admissions/earlycollege
Contact
Office of Admissions
812-348-7390
www.iupuc.edu/admissions
College Instructor at High School
Division of Education
www.iupuc.edu/educa
Division of Liberal Arts
www.iupuc.edu/liberalarts
Distance Education
On Campus Enrollment
(Classes with college students)
Early College Program
Contact
Office of Admissions
812-348-7390
www.iupuc.edu/admissions
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Indiana University-Purdue
University Fort Wayne
Concurrent Enrollment
Collegiate Connection
Ipfw.edu/collegiate-connection
Contact
Ann Souligny Brown
Coordinator, Students
260-481-5478
Contact
Jennifer Mayhall
Coordinator, Faculty
260-481-6624
On Campus Enrollment
(Classes with college students)
Collegiate Connection
ipfw.edu/collegiate-connection
Contact
Ann Souligny Brown
Coordinator, Students
260-481-5478
College Instructor at High School
Contact
Jennifer Mayhall
Coordinator, Faculty
260-481-6624
Distance Education
Contact
Ann Souligny Brown
Coordinator, Students
260-481-5478
Early College High School
Bellmont Early College
www.nadams.k12.in.us
Contact
Jennifer Mayhall
Coordinator, Faculty
260-481-6624
Indiana University-Purdue University
Indianapolis
On Campus Enrollment and Distance Learning
(Classes with college students)
SPAN Division – Early College Entrance Programs
www.uc.iupui.edu/span
Contact
J.R. Russell
Division Director
317-274-0382
Project Lead the Way
Project Lead the Way
www.engr.iupui.edu/k_12
Contact
Charlie Feldhaus
Associate Professor of Organizational Leadership and
Supervision
317-278-1863
Ivy Tech Community College
Concurrent Enrollment
On Campus Enrollment
(Classes with college students)
On Campus Enrollment
(Classes solely for high school students)
Fast Track to College
College Instructor at High School
Professor on Loan
Distance Education
www.ivytech.edu/schools/dual-credit.html
Central Administration
John Newby
Assistant Vice President of K-12 Initiatives
317-921-4422
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Ivy Tech Community College
(continued)
Northwest (Region 1)
Joseph Arredondo
Director of Academic Support
219-981-1111 ext.2312
North Central (Region 2)
Andrea Popielski
Academic services Advisor
574-289-7001, ext. 6345 [email protected]
Northeast (Region 3)
Dawn Bon Ami
Director of Academic Affairs Support
260-480-4294
Lafayette (Region 4)
David Bouck
Director of Secondary Initiatives
765-269-5907
Kokomo (Region 5)
Stacy Nowak
Assistant Director of Academic Affairs Support
765-459-0561, ext. 327
East Central (Region 6)
Bonnie Willy
Director of Outreach
765-289-2291 ext.1349
Wabash Valley (Region 7)
Rene’ Hankins
Secondary Initiatives and Outreach
812-298-2355
Central Indiana (Region 8)
Cyndi Stout
Director of K-12 Initiatives
317-921-4261
Richmond (Region 9)
Jeannette Harris
Assistant Director of Student Support
765-966-2656 ext. 1210
Columbus (Region 10)
Danielle Pitzer-Brandon
Assistant Vice Chancellor of Student Affairs
812-314-8628
Southeast (Region 11)
Jackie Blair
Assistant Director of K-12 Initiatives
812-212-7145
www.ivytech.edu/southeast/schools/dualcredit.html
Southwest (Region 12)
Darlene Duckworth
K-12 Project Manager
812-492-0506
www.ivytech.edu/evansville/studentservices/ldualcredit.html
Southern Indiana (Region 13)
Joe Wayne
Director of K-12 Initiatives
812-246-3301 ext.470
www.ivytech.edu/sellersburg/DualCredit/
Bloomington (Region 14)
Denise Travers
Secondary Initiatives Coordinator
812-330-6281
www.ivytech.edu/bloomington/academics/dual.html
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Purdue University
Project Lead the Way
(includes satellite locations at Anderson, Columbus,
Greensburg, Kokomo, New Albany, Richmond and
South Bend)
www.tech.purdue.edu/PLTW
Contact
Kevin Taylor
Affiliate Director
765-455-9228
Concurrent Enrollment
www.admissions.purdue.edu/transfer_credit/DualC
redit.html
Contact
Nancy Bulger
Assistant Provost
765-494-9709
Distance Education
www.distance.purdue.edu
Contact
Robin Cunningham
Associate Director
765-494-2975
Purdue University Calumet
Concurrent Enrollment
Contact
Dr. Lisa Goodnight
Dual Credit Program Coordinator
219-989-2241
On Campus Enrollment
(Classes solely for high school students)
Upward Bound
www.calumet.purdue.edu/upward/summer.html
Contact
Joseph Flores
Director
219-989-2392
Project Lead the Way
Contact
Edward Pierson
Undergraduate Coordinator, Engineering
219-989-2467
Purdue North Central
Concurrent Enrollment
Dual Credit/Concurrent Enrollment Program
www.pnc.edu/admissions/dualcredit.html
Contact
Sue Wilson
Director of School Partnerships
219-785-5236
On Campus Enrollment
(Classes with college students)
Superior High School Students Admission
www.pnc.edu/admissions/highschool.html
Distance Education
Available to students admitted as Superior High School
Students
www.pnc.edu/admissions/highschool.html
Contact
Janice Whisler
Director of Admissions
219-785-5415
Project Lead the Way
Contact
Christopher Smith
Associate Professor of Electrical Engineering
219-785-5256
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University of Southern Indiana
Concurrent Enrollment
College Achievement Program
www.usi.edu/extserv/academic/cap.ASP
Contact
Ginger Ramsden
Director
Center for Education Services & Partnerships
812-228-5022
On Campus Enrollment
(Classes with college students)
High School Agreement
www.usi.edu/admissn
Distance Education
Available to students admitted under High School
Agreement
www.usi.edu/admissn
Contact
Eric Otto
Director, Admissions
812-464-1765
Project Lead the Way
Contact
Dave Ellert
Instructor in Engineering
812-464-1883
Vincennes University
Concurrent Enrollment
Project EXCEL
www.vinu.edu/excel
Contact
Heather Moffat
Director
812-888-4337
On Campus Enrollment
(Classes with college students)
Satellite campus sites
Contact
Jim McFaul
Director of Continuing Education
812.481.5909
On Campus Enrollment
(Classes with college students)
On campus at Vincennes
Contact
Thomas Konkle
Director of Academic Advising
812-888-4451
Distance Education
Traditional online and correspondence courses
www.vinu.edu/distance
Contact
Shanni Simmons
Director
812-888-4026
Distance Education
Project LINK (Exclusively for High School Students via two-way
video)
www.vinu.edu/projectlink
Contact
Heather Moffat
Director
812-888-4337
Project Lead the Way
Project EXCEL / Project Lead the Way
www.vinu.edu/excel
Contact
Robyn Haase
Career & Technical Coordinator
812-888-4086
Early College High School
Ben Davis University High School
www.wayne.k12.in.us/bduhs
Contact
Dr. Carolyn Jones
Assistant Provost of Curriculum and Instruction
812-888-4176
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Ancilla College
Concurrent Enrollment
On Campus Enrollment
(Classes with college students)
Early Bird Admissions
Distance Education- Customized
Arrangements may be made for a
college instructor at the school or on-
campus enrollment for high school
students
Contact
Dr. Joanna Blount
Dean of Academic and Student Services
574-936-8898 ext. 322
Anderson University
Early College High School
Charles A. Tindley Accelerated School
www.tindleyschool.org
Contact
Dr. Marie S. Morris
Provost
765-641-4020
[email protected] Dual Credit
Contact Ken Hilt Associate Registrar 765-641-4163 [email protected]
Bethel College
On Campus Enrollment
(Classes with college students)
REACH - Register Early to Achieve College Hours
www.BethelCollege.edu/REACH
Contact
Redgina Hill
Admissions Counselor
800-422-4101
Butler University
On Campus Enrollment
(Classes with college students)
Customized arrangements
www.butler.edu/coe
Contact
Mary Ramsbottom
Associate Provost for Student Academic Affairs
317-940-9869
Contact
Sondrea Ozolins
Registrar
Earlham College
On Campus Enrollment
(Classes with college students)
Contact
Dr. Nelson Bingham
Provost
765-983-1211
On Campus Enrollment
(Classes solely for high school students)
Explore-A-College
www.earlham.edu/~eac
Contact
Susan Hillmann de Castañeda
Director
765-983-1330 or 1-800-EARLHAM
Independent Colleges and Universities
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Goshen College
Concurrent Enrollment
Contact
Stanley W. Miller
Registrar
574-535-7515
Custom Arrangements
Contact
Becky Horst
Associate Registrar
574-535-7206
Grace College
Concurrent Enrollment
On Campus Enrollment
(Classes with college students)
Contact
Steve Carlson
Registrar
574-372-5100 ext. 6411
Huntington University
Concurrent Enrollment
Customized arrangements
Contact
Nate Perry
Director of Admissions
260-359-4019
On Campus Enrollment
(Classes with college students)
High School Early Entry
www.huntington.edu/admissions/earlyentry.htm
Contact
Admissions Counselors
800-642-6493 or 260-359-4000
Indiana Tech (Indiana Institute of
Technology)
On Campus Enrollment
(Classes with college students)
Early Start
www.indianatech.edu/ProspectiveStudents/Day/Pages/EarlyStart
.aspx
Contact
Travis Blume
Registrar
260-422-5561 ext. 2360
Contact
Monica Chamberlain
Associate Vice President of Enrollment Management
260-422-5561 ext. 2348
On Campus Enrollment (Classes solely for high school
students)
Pre-Engineering Academy
www.indianatech.edu/ProspectiveStudents/Day/Pages/Pre-
Engineering.aspx
Contact
Peggy Canales
Associate Professor
260-422-5561 ext. 2307
College Instructor at High School
Customized arrangements
Contact
Monica Chamberlain
Associate Vice President of Enrollment Management
260-422-5561 ext. 2348
Distance Education
Customized arrangements
Contact
Monica Chamberlain
Associate Vice President of Enrollment Management
260-422-5561 ext. 2348
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Indiana Wesleyan University
Concurrent Enrollment
High School Life Calling Institute
clcl.indwes.edu/Display.asp?Page=HSLCIInfo
Contact
Phil Gelatt
Director
765-677-2059
Concurrent Enrollment
Contact
Jared Kendall
Transfer Admissions Counselor
800.332.6901 ext. 2138
[email protected] Contact
Kim Nicholson
Registrar
765-677-2131
Distance Education
Contact
Manchester College
On Campus Enrollment
(Classes with college students)
Distance Education
Concurrent Enrollment
Contact
Lila Hammer
Registrar
260-982-5234
Marian University
Concurrent Enrollment
Customized arrangements
Contact
Dr. Jack Powell
Assistant Vice President for Enrollment
Management
317-955-6312
On Campus Enrollment
(Classes with college students)
Advanced Study Program
www.marian.edu/Admission/Pages/AdvancedStudyProgram.
aspx
Contact
Admissions
317-955-6300
Oakland City University
Concurrent Enrollment
Contact
Carlotta Reynolds
Assistant to the Provost
812-749-1379
Saint Joseph's College
On Campus Enrollment (Classes with college students)
www.saintjoe.edu
Contact
Carol Burns
Registrar
219-866-6160
College Instructor at High School-Custom
arrangements
Distance Education
Taylor University
Concurrent Enrollment
Contact
Janet Shaffer
Registrar
765-998-5330
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Trine University
Concurrent Enrollment
Project Lead The Way program:
www.trine.edu/academics/special_programs/proj
ect_lead_the_way/
Contact
Tom Trusty
Assistant Professor
260-665-4266
On Campus Enrollment
(Classes solely for high school students)
Distance Education
Middle College
www.trine.edu/middlecollege
Contact
Kelly Stout
Middle College Director
260-665-4307
University of Evansville
Concurrent Enrollment
Bridge Program (Customized arrangements)
On Campus Enrollment
(Classes with college students)
Bridge Program (Customized arrangements)
Contact
Amy Brandebury
Registrar
812-488-2155
Contact
Kristie L. Byrns
Program Coordinator
Center for Adult Education
812-488-2478
University of Indianapolis
Concurrent Enrollment
Customized arrangements
Contact
Jen Drake
Interim Dean
College of Arts & Science
317-788-3277
On Campus Enrollment
(Classes with college students)
Concurrent University and High School Enrollment
admissions.uindy.edu/requirements/concurrent.php
Contact
Ron Wilks
Director of Admissions
317-788-3216
College Instructor at High School
Customized arrangements
Contact
Jen Drake
Interim Dean
College of Arts & Science
317-788-3277
University of St. Francis
On Campus Enrollment
(Classes with college students)
Achieving Credits Early www.sf.edu/sf/admissions/apply/earn-
college-credit-in- high-school
Contact
Natalie Wagoner
Assistant Director of Admissions
260-399-7999
Dual Enrollment
Contact
Tara Moloney
Assistant Director of Admissions Outreach Programs
260-399-7700 x6306
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Valparaiso University
On Campus Enrollment
(Classes with college students)
Customized Arrangements
www.valpo.edu/continuinged/nondegree/hsprogram
s.php
Contact
Shelly Kooi
Registrar
219-464-5212
On Campus Enrollment
(Classes solely for high school students)
Young Scholars Academy
www.valpo.edu/continuinged/nondegree/hsprograms.php
Contact
Cindi Czapla
Advisor, Continuing Education
219-464-5313