Transfer Pathways

Find Your Path

Regardless of where you start, there are many ways to get to Indiana University. Credits for courses taken at other regionally accredited institutions often count toward degree requirements at IU. See IU Transfer Standards for policy information or the Credit Transfer Service to look up specific courses. In addition, The are a number of ways to bring in associate degrees or packages of courses that can propel you toward a degree from IU. Explore the links below and see if any of these pathways might be the route to meeting your degree goals.

Maximize your associate degree

In some cases, your associate degree from Ivy Tech or Vincennes will fulfill the first two years toward your bachelor’s degree at IU. See if the Transfer Single Articulation Pathway, or TSAP, is right for you.

Learn more about TSAP

Indiana College Core

Learn how to transfer 30 credits into IU with the Indiana College Core (ICC).
(Formerly the Statewide Transfer General Education Core - STGEC.)

Learn more about ICC

Guarantee your admission

Start your degree at a partnering Ivy Tech campus and guarantee your admission into IU. Explore the requirements of our Guaranteed Admission Agreement, or GAA.

Learn more about GAA

Articulation agreements

Some of IU's campuses and programs have direct articulation agreements with other institutions -- and not just within Indiana! Click below to explore the agreements that are already in place. Maybe one of these will be your pathway to IU.

Learn more about Articulation Agreements

Articulation plans

Many degree programs have explored options that allow students to start at Ivy Tech Community College or Vincennes University on their way to Indiana University. These Articulation Plans have identified courses that can prepare you for your IU degree, meet prerequisites or degree requirements, and graduate on-time. Articulation Plans are less formal than Agreements, but they are still great planning tools. Talk to your advisor and see if one of these plans might help you chart your path.

Learn more about Articulation Plans