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Talk to an Ģ����Ƶios Dual Enrollment Coordinator

If you’re a high school student and you think dual enrollment might be right for you,��find your local Ģ����Ƶios campus dual enrollment coordinator or K-14 office via the light green box for advising. The coordinator will help you understand your options and walk you through the application process.

Apply to the Dual Enrollment Program on DualEnroll.com

• Students apply to the Dual Enrollment program by on the DualEnroll website. DualEnroll is a self-registration platform where you will apply and register for your coursework.
• Students only need to complete the DuelEnroll��application once in their high school career.

If you already have a DualEnroll account, you can .

What You'll Need

• The student’s Social Security Number is required when filling out the application. Students without a Social Security Number should complete the DualEnroll.com application and email 14centralsupport@ivytech.edu when they get to the Social Security Number section.
• The student's parent or guardian's contact information, including address, email, and phone number.
• A personal email (different from parent/guardian’s email) to include on the application. A personal email is preferred over a high school email account.

Questions?

If you need help, please reach out to your local campus or call us at��888-489-5463.

Look Out for Confirmation Emails

1. Email #1 – Once you complete the DualEnroll application, you will receive an email from DuelEnroll.com requesting you confirm your new account. In that email click the "Confirm my account" link. This email should arrive within minutes of submitting the application.
2. Email #2 – After you have confirmed your account, you will immediately get a confirmation email that your DualEnroll.com account has been activated.
3. Email #3 – You will receive a third email from DualEnroll.com once your application has been processed, usually about a day later. Welcome to Ģ����Ƶios! This email will contain your Ģ����Ƶios username and outline your next steps. If you don't receive this welcome email, check your “junk mail” or spam folder.��

Look Out for a Letter

You will also receive a letter in the mail at the address that was provided on the application containing your Ģ����Ƶios student identification number (otherwise known as your C-number). If you haven't received a letter within two weeks, please contact your local High School Ģ����Ƶios Coordinator.

Note the confirmation email and letter do NOT guarantee that you will receive college credit.

What is MyIvy?

MyIvy is Ģ����Ƶios's online student portal. As a Dual Enrollment student, you will use MyIvy to register for classes and access Knowledge Assessment, grades, transcripts, and support resources such as the virtual library, Tutoring.com, and more.

First-Time User Instructions

1. Go to
2. Click on “First Time User?”
3. Review the Ģ����Ƶios Acceptable Use Policy and click “I Agree”
4. Enter the requested information (your Ģ����Ƶios email address can be found in the confirmation email you received after your application was processed)
5. Click “Get Started”
6. Enter your personal information (your student ID number is also called your C-number and can be found in the acceptance letter you received in the mail after your application was processed)
7. Enter your personal email address and cell phone number for your validation code and choose your preferred method to receive your code
8. Check “I’m not a robot”
9. Click “Next”
10. Enter your validation code
11. Click “Next”
12. Create your password
13. Log In

College Readiness

Some dual enrollment courses require students to submit qualifying score(s) before they are deemed “college-ready.” Depending on the course, this college-ready score could be:

• A PSAT 10 score, SAT score, or ACT score
• A cumulative GPA of 2.6 or higher for juniors and seniors
  NOTE: GPA alone will not qualify students for: MATH 135, 136, 137, 201, 211, 212; CHEM 101; PHYS 101; or SDEV 140.

Knowledge Assessment

If you do not have previous college credit, an ACT, SAT, or PSAT score, or a cumulative high school GPA that satisfies the assessment requirement, you will need to complete the Knowledge Assessment. The Knowledge Assessment assesses your level in reading, writing, and mathematics. The assessment is free and your score will be accepted up to four years after you take the assessment.

How to Use Knowledge Assessment Tool

Help Video: Accessing Knowledge Assessment

To learn how to access Knowledge Assessment through your student MyIvy account to meet prerequisite requirements for courses, watch this helpful video tutorial. Note that the video mentions the Dual Credit program, but applies to Dual Enrollment as well.

Prerequisites

A prerequisite is a requirement that a student must have taken prior to enrolling in a specific course or program. Some courses require students to take prerequisites before they can register for a course. Prerequisites vary by course and some courses do not have prerequisites, so it’s important to work with a high school or Ģ����Ƶios staff member who can assist you.

Register for Classes

You will register for classes in , Ģ����Ƶios's online student portal. Work closely with your Dual Enrollment Coordinator to select and register for classes.