There's more than one path to your dream school.
American Honors at Ivy Tech is a smart college plan.
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Caleb Westberg, our Regional Admissions Counselor for Indiana, started out as a community college student at Berkeley City College before transferring to UC Berkeley. Now he helps hundreds of students find a way to their dream schools.Get Your College Plan
Talk to an American Honors Admissions Officer
You can earn your bachelor's degree from schools like DePauw, IUPUI, Hanover, and Purdue after starting at Ivy Tech.
American Honors can help you do it. Speak to an admissions officer to start your personal college plan.
Fill out this form with your contact information, and an Admissions Officer will contact you. After a short conversation, you'll be on your way with your personal college plan.
Learn more about American Honors
Why American Honors?
- Affordability. Same degree, lower cost. Spend less overall on a bachelor’s degree by starting at a community college.
- Smart, but Different. A new path to a bachelor’s degree with a lower overall cost and no compromises. Start at American Honors, go anywhere.
- Extra Support. Get the personalized support you need to succeed both inside and outside the classroom, and to transfer to a best-fit college.
- Transfer Options. One-on-one transfer advising from start to finish. Access to the American Honors national transfer network that proactively seek out program graduates to transfer.
What is American Honors?
American Honors is the only global academic honors program at leading community colleges across the United States with a national transfer network of top 4-year colleges and universities.
- Honors quality classes. Small, seminar-style classes are discussion driven with minimal lectures. All classes are led by selected honors faculty.
- A community of students like you. Ambitious, dedicated students find like-minded friends in the diverse American Honors community.
- Leadership opportunities. Students connect classroom learnings with real life leadership in their roles as honors council members, volunteers, mentors, etc.
- Professional development. From resume writing workshops to in-depth career conversations, American Honors prepares students for life after college.
- National transfer network. American Honors’ network of four-year schools actively recruits program graduates – and, in some cases, guarantees admission.
