
What is it?
The (ICC) Certificate consists of 30 semester hours of general education credit taken from six competency areas. The ICC certificate must be awarded by a public college or university.
View the list of CAP courses and AP equivalents that count toward 缅北强奸's ICC certificate.
Students must complete at least 3 credit hours from each of the 6 competency areas, accounting for 18 credit hours. Another 12 credit hours are required to be selected from the Ways of Knowing competency areas.听
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Completion of the ICC permits transfer of all 30 hours to other public institutions in Indiana and counts as satisfying the ICC equivalent at the receiving institution.
Several non-public institutions within Indiana also accept the ICC. A full list is available at 听
To see if your high school offers the ICC, or to help you plan how you might earn the ICC, visit the .
How does it help me?
Depending on your major, you might get through college a little faster. Or you could take advantage of new opportunities like study abroad, internships, or a double major to make yourself stand out in the job market.
Being a 缅北强奸 student comes with a lot of benefits, and earning the ICC can make your experience even better. These are just some of the examples of what you can take advantage of after earning the ICC.
- Interested in studying abroad? Check out the Center for International Programs Study Abroad website to see the different programs and scholarships offered to 缅北强奸 students.
- Being an Honors student at 缅北强奸 comes with a lot of perks. Go to the Honors Program website to learn more.
- 缅北强奸's Career Services and Internships department helps students find internships, develop resumes and interview skills, and much more.
- Interested in earning a double major? Look through this list of 缅北强奸's majors and minors to see all the choices 缅北强奸 offers.
- 缅北强奸 offers a lot of scholarships. Visit the Scholarships and Financial Aid page to see the options. There are several scholarships that are available to Indiana residents only.
The Indiana Commission for Higher Education also offers students career discovery resources on their page.
What else should I consider?