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Partner with IU Indianapolis to offer the Indiana College Core

By offering the Indiana College Core (ICC), your school can open doors for students and strengthen your community’s pathways to college. Partnering with IU Indianapolis to offer the ICC helps your students earn transferable college credit at little to no cost—all while your teachers gain tuition-free graduate coursework, professional development, and ongoing support.

IU Indianapolis ICC partner school benefits

  • Offer tuition-free IU dual credit through Advance College Project
  • Opportunity for students to take dual enrollment courses on campus through SPAN
  • Credential teachers to teach dual credit courses throgh the IU Dual Credit Pipeline
  • Collaborate with other high schools via the IU-ICC Network
  • Receive dedicated support from an IU Indianapolis ICC Program Manager

ICC Requirements

To earn the ICC, students must complete 30 approved credit hours of college-level coursework in six competencies, 15 of which are earned through a primary postsecondary partner like IU Indianapolis.

The following IU Indianapolis courses qualify for earning the IU Indianapolis Indiana College Core certificate. Course equivalencies from other postsecondary institutions and through AP, IB, and CLEP test scores are also accepted. Your IU Indianapolis ICC Program Manager can review your high school’s offerings and map out a path for your school to offer the Indiana College Core through IU Indianapolis.

  • ENG-W 131 (3 cr.) Reading, Writing and Inquiry

  • COMM-R 110 (3 cr.) Fundamentals of Speech Communication

  • INFO-I 101 (4 cr.) Intro to Informatics and Computing
  • MATH-M 118 (3 cr.) Finite Math
  • MATH-M 119 (3 cr.) Brief Survey of Calculus
  • MATH-I 153 (3 cr.) College Algebra
  • MATH-I 154 (3 cr.) Trigonometry
  • MATH-I 165 (4 cr.) Analytic Geometry and Calculus I

  • AST-A 100 (3 cr.) The Solar System
  • AST-A 105 (3 cr.) Stars and Galaxies
  • BIOL-N 100 (3 cr.) Contemporary Biology
  • CHEM-C 101 (3 cr.) Elementary Chemistry
  • CHEM-C 105 (3 cr.) Principles of Chemistry I
  • FIS-N 100 (1 cr.) Investigating Forensic Science
  • FIS-N 101 (2 cr.) Investigating Forensic Science lab
  • GEOL-G 107 (3 cr.) Earth and Our Environment
  • GEOL-G 110 (3 cr.) How the Earth Works
  • PHYS-I 152 (5 cr.) Mechanics (includes lab)

  • BUS-X 100 (3 cr.) Business Administration: Introduction
  • ECON-E 201 (3 cr.) Introduction to Microeconomics
  • ECON-E 202 (3 cr.) Introduction to Macroeconomics
  • EDUC-P 251 (3 cr.) Educational Psychology for Elementary Teachers
  • HIST-H 105 (3 cr.) American History I
  • HIST-H 106 (3 cr.) American History II
  • PBHL-P 109 (3 cr.) Introduction to Public Health
  • POLS-Y 103 (3 cr.) Intro into American Politics
  • PSY-B 110 (3 cr.) Introduction to Psychology
  • SOC-R 100 (3 cr.) Introduction to Sociology

  • ENG-L 202 (3 cr.) Literary Interpretation
  • FREN-F 203 (3 cr.) Second-Year French Level I
  • FREN-F 204 (3 cr.) Second-Year French Level II
  • GER-G 131 (4 cr.) First-Year German I
  • GER-G 132 (4 cr.) First-Year German II
  • GER-G 203 (3 cr.) Second-Year German I
  • GER-G 204 (3 cr.) Second-Year German II
  • HER-H 100 (3 cr.) Art in Culture
  • SPAN-S 132 (4 cr.) First-Year Spanish II
  • SPAN-S 203 (3 cr.) Second-Year Spanish I
  • SPAN-S 204 (3 cr.) Second-Year Spanish II

Ready to get started?

Contact Tina Rice, ICC Program Manager, at tinrice@iu.edu.