BLOOMINGTON — Effective July, 1, the Ivy Tech Community College Mooresville site became part of Ivy Tech Bloomington under a restructuring of the college’s Indianapolis campus service area. In an effort to better serve students and industry, Ivy Tech Central Indiana (Indianapolis) moved from a nine-county service area to a three-county service area consisting of Marion, Hendricks, and Boone.
Ivy Tech Central Indiana previously served 30% of Indiana’s population. With this restructuring project, the service area now covers 18% of Indiana’s population, distributing administrative and student services among surrounding Ivy Tech campuses.
“Our immediate focus for Mooresville is on making connections in the community and bringing in industry partners to skill-up the local workforce and help businesses grow,” said Ivy Tech Bloomington Chancellor Jennie Vaughan.
While Ivy Tech’s Bloomington campus covers an eight-county service area, including Brown, Greene, Lawrence, Martin, Monroe, Morgan, Orange, and Owen counties, it serves students from nearly all Indiana counties. The Bloomington campus is the only college in the state to offer an accredited two-year associate degree in radiation therapy and the only community college campus to offer optician and eye care training.
Restructuring of the Ivy Tech Central Indiana campus also involves the following changes, which were complete as of July 1:
- Ivy Tech Franklin and Shelbyville will be served by the Columbus campus.
- Ivy Tech Greencastle will be served by the Terre Haute campus.
- Ivy Tech Noblesville, now called Ivy Tech Hamilton County, is the college’s 19th full-service campus providing all services to students.
- Ivy Tech Indianapolis [downtown and Lawrence] will remain as Ivy Tech Central Indiana.
- Ivy Tech Avon will continue to be served in Ivy Tech Central Indiana, but will be moving into the new MADE@Plainfield facility in the fall.
Ivy Tech offers tuition-free certificate programs through Indiana’s Next Level Jobs and associate degrees that prepare students for work in the field or to transfer to earn their bachelor’s. To get started, apply now at ivytech.edu/apply, call 812-330-6013, or email askBloomington@ivytech.edu. Classes start August 18.
