FORT WAYNE, Ind. — Ivy Tech Community College-Northeast and Indiana University-Purdue University Fort Wayne are offering a dual enrollment program so that students can take classes in both schools while working toward a degree.
Officials told The Journal Gazette of Fort Wayne that the Crossroads program will allow "seamless" course credit transfers, allowing students to take some classes at Ivy Tech and others at IPFW if they choose. The program also gives students access to IPFW student housing and intramural sports leagues, and the schools will work together on financial aid packages.
The schools are across the street from one another and offer 26 associate-to-bachelor's degree programs that allow students to earn an associate degree at Ivy Tech and complete a bachelor's degree at IPFW.
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