1. Apply Online
Complete the digital application form. A non-refundable $100 application fee is required via credit card to initiate your review process.
2. Verify Your Identity
Please provide a high-resolution scan of a government-issued photo ID, such as a valid Passport or Driver’s License, to verify your enrollment record.
3. Submit Academic Records
Send your official high school or college transcripts via mail or email. We also accept a signed self-attestation confirming completion of a high school degree or higher.
4. Confirm Enrollment
Review and sign your Enrollment Agreement. This document officially acknowledges your intent to join the Ivy community and outlines your program terms.
5. Fulfill Tuition
Complete your initial tuition payment through our secure portal to finalize your registration and secure your place in the upcoming semester.
6. Welcome to Ivy
Once your tuition is processed, look for your "Official Welcome" email. This will include your student ID, orientation dates, and instructions for setting up your IvyLearn account.
Credit Policy & Evaluation
Transfer credit may be awarded for equivalent coursework completed at an accredited institution recognized by the U.S. Department of Education. Credits are evaluated after IVY receives official transcripts and, when needed, course descriptions or other supporting materials. Credit is granted for courses determined to be comparable to IVY coursework and applicable to the student’s program of study.
Credit Evaluation Support
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Transfer students often arrive with coursework, credits, and questions about what will carry forward. IVY reviews official transcripts and evaluates eligible prior coursework against program requirements. The goal is to help students understand where they stand, what applies, and how to keep their academic progress moving.
Career-Focused Curriculum
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IVY’s programs are built to connect academic study with the skills students need beyond the classroom. Courses emphasize critical thinking, communication, applied knowledge, and the expectations of modern professional environments. Students do not just study toward a credential; they build a foundation they can carry into their next academic or professional step.
Small Class Sizes
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Smaller classes create more room for discussion, questions, and direct connection with instructors. Students can engage more actively, build relationships, and stay closer to the work instead of disappearing into a crowd. That kind of academic environment helps make learning feel more personal, focused, and accountable.
An education that works for your life.
We support every step of your journey. From academic advising and faculty mentorship to tutoring, counseling, career guidance, and international student services, Ivy College is committed to helping you thrive from enrollment to graduation.
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Academic pathways defined by purpose, progress, and possibility
Our coursework is designed to support personal growth, academic progress, and professional possibility — giving students a practical foundation for the next step in their academic or professional lives.
Common Questions
Find clear answers to common questions about courses, requirements, fields of study, and academic expectations.
Are international students eligible for admission?
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Yes. International applicants must meet program requirements and provide proof of English proficiency where applicable.
Can I visit campus before applying?
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Yes. You can schedule a campus tour to meet instructors and explore labs before you apply.
Does Ivy College support F-1 visa students?
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Yes. Select programs are F-1 eligible. Admissions advisors can guide you through visa-related steps.
How do transfer credits get evaluated?
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Our team reviews your prior college coursework and maps eligible credits toward your Ivy degree plan.
How long does the credit evaluation process take?
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Most transfer credit evaluations are completed within a few business days after transcripts are received.
Is there an application fee?
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Yes, every student must fill out the application form and pay $100 non-refundable application fee
What English proficiency documentation is required?
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Requirements vary by program. Contact admissions for the latest accepted tests and minimum scores.
What are the admission requirements for undergraduate programs?
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Applicants need a high school diploma or equivalent and must complete the online application. Additional requirements may vary by program.
What documents do transfer students need to submit?
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Submit official transcripts from all previously attended institutions along with your application.
