Enrollment occurs in the fall and spring at CAP partner schools.
Resources for current CAP students and parents, such as the Student Guide, are provided.
Your unofficial transcript will be helpful for college orientation, advising, and class registration. Your official transcript will be required to be sent directly to your university of choice if you are not attending USI.
USI has advising centers that specialize in what courses you need for your major. Reach out to an advisor to get started on planning your academic future at USI.
See which courses count towards USI's General Education Curriculum, Core 39. While courses count towards Core 39, be aware that some majors require specific courses to satisfy major requirements.
High school students should investigate whether a course will fit into their college coursework degree map before signing up for dual credit.
The best way to learn about USI is to visit campus!
MyUSI is USI's student portal where students access their unofficial and official transcript and final grades. CAP students may be interested in scholarship opportunities at USI within myUSI in AwardSpring.
Students must have all drop paperwork completed by the week before their CAP course's final exam/project. Access a form to start the drop process here.
See what CAP courses are available at your school.
Once logged into myUSI, search for Eagles Mail to access your USI email address.
The college credits you're enrolling in now might later impact your access to federal financial aid. Every dual credit course you complete, or even attempt, as well as college credit hours acquired through successful AP exams, count toward your aid limit.
Though not available at every school, the Indiana College Core is an opportunity that may be available to you at your school.
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