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What do we
do?
Why are
we needed?
What colleges and universities are included?
What
services do we provide?
How are
courses accessed?
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What do we do?
College Cooperative Southeast (CCS) Coordinators
give you individual assistance to create postsecondary
opportunities in Southeast Indiana. You can choose from
over 130 degree programs and over 2,000 distance education
courses each semester that can lead to an Associate’s,
Bachelor’s, Master’s, or Doctor’s degree. Also available
are postsecondary classes designed to improve job skills,
meet professional certification requirements, or to explore
personal interests.
Why are we needed?
Bureau of Census figures show that in Indiana, 21%
of Hoosiers 25 years and older have earned a college degree.
Nationally, census figures show 28% of that same age range have
earned at least a bachelor’s degree. Indiana ranks 46th in the
nation for percentage of residents with bachelor or graduate
degrees for residents 25 years and older. 63% of Hoosiers who
graduate from high school attend postsecondary institutions,
which ranks Indiana 10th in the country.
Southeastern Indiana communities rely on CCS Learning
Centers to provide postsecondary information to assist
individuals in completing an associates, graduate or
postgraduate degree. Southeast Indiana communities strongly support
the learning centers throughout the the 10 southeastern Indiana
counties served by CCS making each learning center an integral part of each community.
What colleges and universities are included?
Participating institutions include:
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Ball State University
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Indiana State University
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Indiana University
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Indiana Tech
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Indiana Wesleyan University
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Ivy Tech Community College of Indiana
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Purdue University
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Saint Mary-of-the-Woods College
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Taylor University Center for Lifelong Learning
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University of Indianapolis
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University of Saint Francis, University of Southern
Indiana
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Vincennes University.
Members and partners listing high school classes are:
What services do we provide?
Services provided include:
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Test proctoring
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Access to Computers / Internet
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Faxes for assignments and tests
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2-Way video conferencing for class reception
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Internet reception for courses
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Webcasting
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Computer Interactive teleconferencing
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Technology support for distance classes
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Connections with college campuses and advisors
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Research for courses and degree programs
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Information about:
How are Courses Accessed?
Courses are accessed by:
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