Ivy Tech Community College

★★★★★ 5 out of 5 a month ago

I am going to college for the first time at the age of 44. I really love this campus. It has such a wide variety of different people with different cultures and different backgrounds all trying to achieve the goal of bettering themselves. The professors are amazing as well and there’s never a moment where I walk in the building and I’m not greeted by at least three people making sure that I know where I’m going and asking me if I need anything I absolutely love it.

Mary Petty

★★★★☆ 4 out of 5 3 months ago

I’ve had a solid experience at Ivy Tech Community College. The Biotechnology program is practical and career-focused, especially in areas like quality systems, regulatory affairs, and pharmaceutical manufacturing. The coursework aligns well with real industry expectations. Some processes can be slow at times, but overall it’s a great place for students who are serious about building a technical career.

Daniel Nyongesa (Nyongesa)

★★★★★ 5 out of 5 3 months ago

Ivy Tech Community College is only best Community College in Indiana. Low tuition and no owe back! Also They are good support to students.

Kev Gilfoy

★★★★★ 5 out of 5 4 months ago

WOW! Practicing law here is the greatest decision of my life. From the professors to the student body… 10/10 experience. If I could give it 6 stars, then i’d push it up to 7 cause that’s how awesome it is. Especially loved how much my S/O loved living here too. So if you are looking for your next chapter and have a partner who is coming with, GO TO IVY TECH!!!!

Brock Dickerson

★★☆☆☆ 2 out of 5 5 months ago

I’ve had some great experiences with certain faculty members here, but I have overall found Ivy Tech to be disorganized and the curriculum to be lacking. The Jake reviewer is correct, the teachers at times have no idea what they’re teaching. I found out that the teachers can’t even view the pre-written lesson plans until the week the class starts. They also can’t edit or adjust any curriculum that they find to be incorrect or outdated. I’ve done too many labs where the equipment straight up doesn’t work, or Ivy Tech has different equipment than the curriculum does. Oh, and the class times are not very flexible unless you’re doing a completely online degree program such as business or accounting. Are you a Nursing, engineering, welding, robotics, or other health science/trades major? Better hope you have a flexible job. The reason I didn’t give one star is that I have had some great advisors, great instructors despite the confusion with the pre-written curriculum, great experiences with the tutors and library staff, and also made friends here. I also didn’t have to pay any tuition for my associates degree due to financial aid programs. Overall, Ivy Tech is a great place to save some money or even go for free if you can, but expect a headache from their bureaucratic processes.

Drew G