College Challenge

Information for Educators

 

College Challenge is a win-win program for high schools, students, and the University.

High school students earn college credit (at a reduced rate) and high school credit simultaneously for courses offered in their high schools. Tuition fee waivers are available for students eligible for free or reduced lunch programs.

High school teachers enhance their courses, engage in professional development in their disciplines, and earn an administrative stipend for teaching college challenge course.

The University has the opportunity to create new lines of communication with prospective college students, high school principals, guidance counselors, and teachers.

 

Apply Today To Become a College Challenge Instructor

Indiana State University welcomes new instructors.

High school educators interested in offering College Challenge courses at their schools can download all necessary forms and information (below).

  1. [PDF]  Participation Agreement:  Information for high school officer, assistant principal, or guidance director
     
  2. [PDF]  Memorandum of Understanding:  To be signed by high school officer, assistance principal, or guidance director
     
  3. [PDF]  Teacher Application To Teach College Challenge Courses: To be completed by high school teachers after their high school has submitted the appropriate partnership paperwork (documents 1 & 2 above).
     
  4. [PDF]  Administrative Stipend Sheet (rate sheet)

For further information or assistance contact the Office of Admissions.

 

Information for Current College Challenge Instructors

If you are a current College Challenge instructor, please note the following information:

 

Contact

Office of Admissions
Indiana State University
218 North Sixth Street
Terre Haute, Indiana 47809
1-800-GO-TO-ISU
(812) 237-8023 (fax)
admissions@indstate.edu


 
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Last updated: 12 October 2009