AP and Dual Credit
Advanced Placement (AP)
Students can earn college credit through the College Board Advancement (AP) Program by completing AP exams each May. The College Board determines students’ proficiency using a five-point scale. Students should request to have their AP scores sent to the Indiana Tech Admissions Office (college code 1323). AP course equivalencies can be found in TES on the Transfer page.
Dual Credit
Students can also earn college credit by completing dual-credit courses while still in high school. Students who have completed dual-credit courses with a C or better are eligible to receive Indiana Tech course credit. An official transcript from the college or university that facilitates the course should be submitted to our admissions office before we can award credit for the course. We will notify you regarding what college credit you have earned. If you have already registered for classes by the time credit is determined, we will assist you in adjusting your class schedule accordingly.
International Baccalaureate (IB) Credit
The International Baccalaureate (IB) curriculum is often offered in American and international high schools. Students who have completed International Baccalaureate (IB) courses with a minimum grade of 4 or better are potentially eligible to receive Indiana Tech course credit. An official score report must be submitted before a credit evaluation can be administered. We will notify you regarding what college credit you have earned. If you have already registered for classes by the time credit is determined, we will help you adjust your class schedule accordingly.