Ivy Tech Community College — Local services in Evansville

I was reluctant to attend Ivy Tech because of the non accredited programs. Still, I attended. A week (tuesday) before I was dropped, I was at the college in person. I was told that everything was fine. I got off work on Thursday to see an email saying that I had a balance due. I disregarded the email as I was told to do 3 days prior because everything was fine. Again, I got off work Friday & saw that the same email was sent again that morning. This time, I called. No one answered the phone. Need I point out that I work 13hrs a night, 4 nights a week & I was on my 3rd! I was exhausted! Still, after 7 tries (20-30 mins in-between calls), I finally got someone in the phone who knew nothing that I needed & transferred me to a voicemail! Nevertheless, I left a voicemail that Friday morning. By that Friday night, while at work, I recieved an email that I had been dropped...

Wow talking about people that don’t care. They don’t try to help and everything takes weeks to do. I have helped other and still remember when I went to college. I helped someone go to KCTCS(Owensboro tech) college this year it took us one day to get student ID and sign up for classes. I helped another go to ivy tech been there 2 times they said it be 2-3 weeks before they could sign up for class it’s already been a week still no student ID. I tryied to get them to change their mind no one at this school cares they take 2-3 hour lunch breaks and never pick up the phone. I would be ashamed if i was dean to run...

For a community college, this school is impressive. There are a variety of classes and degrees offered, and for the most part some pretty excellent teachers. I have found that there are some teachers that either decide they are working in a non-traditional environment so that they are extremely lax to a detriment and in other courses teachers forget completely that they are dealing with many non-traditional students who often times work full time and have children. This school is an important place though for the community, and more people should take advantage of the inexpensive credit hours and opportunities it...