Community College of the Air Force - Indiana State University
 

Students—and graduates— of the Community College of the Air Force are eligible for special transfer programs, including bachelor degree-completion programs offered on the Indiana State University campus—and via distance learning. Benefits include maximum credit transfer, streamlined advisement, financial aid, veterans benefits, and transfer scholarships.

Of special note is the on-line bachelor degree-completion program in technology management, open to individuals who have completed an A.A.S. in most technology-related fields offered by the Community College of the Air Force.

Follow the links below for details.
 

Programs

Technology Management
Bachelor Degree-Completion Program (Via Distance Learning)

The technology management bachelor degree-completion program is open to all eligible applicants who have completed an A.A.S. in most technology-related fields offered by the Community College of the Air Force. The program prepares technical managers by combining both management and technical content from courses completed for both the A.A.S. and B.S. degrees. All CCAF courses completed in technology-related degree programs will transfer to ISU and count toward graduation. The entire program can be completed via distance learning. Students also have the option of completing this program on the Indiana State University campus, located in Terre Haute, Indiana.

Technology Management Transfer Plan (PDF)  |  Technology Management (html)

For assistance, contact: Joanne Seybold, College of Technology, Indiana State University, (812) 237-2987, 1-888-478-7003, ext 3346 (toll-free USA), jseybold@isugw.indstate.edu

 

Bachelor Degree-Completion Programs—via Distance Learning

In addition to the technology management program (above), the University offers bachelor degree-completion programs via distance learning in other majors, including business, career and technical education, human resource development, nursing, and technology. Admission requirements and transfer guidelines vary by major.

For details, visit DegreeLink: www.indstate.edu/degreelink

 

Bachelor Degree-Completion—on the ISU campus

CCAF students (and graduates) can transfer associate degree credit to over 100 majors offered on the ISU campus, including bachelor degree-completion programs that ensure maximum credit transfer.

Details: ISU majors (list)

 

Credit Transfer

The University is partnering with the Community College of the Air Force to formalize transfer plans for selected majors. These plans enable students to complete a specific CCAF associate degree and receive credit towards a specific ISU bachelor degree.

In addition to transfer plans, ISU accepts transfer credit as individual courses or blocks of courses.

For details, see:

:: CCAF—ISU Transfer Plans
:: ISU transfer planning tool (for Indiana schools and selected Illinois, Ohio, and Michigan schools)
:: General Guidelines on Credit Transfer


NOTE: Students entering (or just beginning studies) at the Community College of the Air Force should read these transfer planning tips.

 

Transfer Scholarships

CCAF students (and graduates) are eligible for special transfer scholarships awarded to individuals who have earned associate degrees (A.S., A.A.S.) in any major offered by Ancilla College.

Details: Scholarships for Transfer Students

 

Veterans Benefits

The University is an approved veterans benefits institution, and is prepared to offer soldiers and veterans the support needed to use the education benefits they have earned.

Details: Veterans Benefits

 

Contact

For assistance, contact our office via telephone or online. Walk-in visits are also welcomed.

Transfer Central
Indiana State University
Erickson Hall room 114
Terre Haute, Indiana 47809
(812) 237-8080
1-888-237-8080 (toll-free USA)
transfercentral@indstate.edu

Visit Transfer Central on the Web at www.indstate.edu/transfer
Last updated: 15 September 2008