Applying

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Applying

Once you have selected the colleges you are interested in attending, pay attention to their application processes.

All colleges and universities have admission requirements. Know what is required for the particular college to which you are applying, and meet the university’s key admission deadlines.

Prospective college-level student-athletes have particular requirements to consider.

Students transferring from one college to another will need to be knowledgeable on how to transfer college credit to make best use of previously completed courses.

Admissions Requirements

When applying to college, know the role of test scores, GPA, and essays. Discover how Indiana eTranscript can help lessen the paperwork, and find links to Indiana colleges and universities.

Indiana e-Transcript

Indiana e-Transcript sends high school transcripts electronically to the colleges, universities and scholarship funds. The free service is provided to Indiana students and families by ISM Education Loans, in partnership wit the Indiana Commission for Higher Education and the Indiana Department of Education.

Key Admissions Deadlines

Know what students need to do during each grade level to prepare for college. It’s a great first step for those just beginning to prepare and a useful reference for those in the middle of the process.

The Student-Athlete

If you've participated and excelled in athletics for a long time, you've probably dreamed of playing in college and maybe even pro--sports.

Transferring college credit

Transfer credits are course credits that move from one college or university to another. Students can sometimes use credits completed for an associate's degree towards a bachelor's degree. For example, course credit in writing, math, literature, social science and biology at a community college can often transfer to a four-year college.