Application
Procedures for New Students Participating in CITIDOE (updated
July 2009)
The CITIDOE dual-credit
program is offered at IUPUI in the Department of Computer and Information Technology
(CIT) within the Purdue School of Engineering and Technology. Go to http://cit.iupui.edu/citidoe to learn
more about the program.
For students to participate
in the CITIDOE dual-credit program, a business teacher in the local school
corporation needs to serve as a trained facilitator for the student(s)
overseeing student progress. IUPUI provides the facilitator training. All courses in the program are taught entirely
online by an IUPUI Computer and Information Technology (CIT) professor. High
school students have all the rights, privileges, and responsibilities of other
IUPUI students. Benefits include a 50% tuition break, access to the
university’s web-based course management system, and various software
applications which are available to all IUPUI students.
In order to enroll in the
program, students need to apply to IUPUI’s SPAN CyberTEEN’s honors program
instead of the university enrollment center.
Please visit the CITIDOE
website http://cit.iupui.edu/citidoe,
curriculum and course crosswalk link,
for listing of CIT courses and corresponding Business, Marketing and IT(BMIT)
and Career Technical Education(CTE) courses.
If you would like help
determining which course your students should choose as their first course,
please contact Nancy Evans, Lecturer and CITIDOE Director, at nanevans@iupui.edu, 317-274-9701 (Office).
Johnny Russell, Jr., Coordinator, SPAN Program, jrrussel@iupui.edu
518 Indiana Avenue
Indianapolis Indiana 46202-5164
Phone: 317-274-0382
The purpose of this form is to notify the CITIDOE director of new
students applying to the program so that it is easier to track their
applications. This is not a substitute for applying to the program through the
SPAN Office. The form is available at http://cit.iupui.edu/citidoe, contact us, New Student Notification Form.
The CITIDOE director will notify the high school teacher (also known as a facilitator) when SPAN has admitted or denied admission to students.
The CITIDOE director provides
the high school teacher (also known as a facilitator) account setup and
registration instructions for the students. Students must set up their own
technology accounts and register themselves for their courses.
The Bursar’s Office handles
student billing. Once a student is registered, the Bursar will send a bill
electronically to the student through OneStart with payment instructions.
Facilitators receive OneStart training. They, in turn, will train their CITIDOE
students.
Spring 2009 tuition for
CITIDOE 3-credit-hour, dual-credit courses was about $260. Realize that tuition
and fees are set by the university and are subject to change. The CIT
department will not add additional fees.
Textbooks can run from
$80-$100+ per course. The professor will inform students and facilitators of
specific textbook titles.
J.R. Russell, B.S.W., Ph.D., Th.D.SPAN Division Coordinator, jrrussel@iupui.edu says this about credits
transferring to other schools:
“In the 10 years that I have served with SPAN, we have
enjoyed a 100% transfer rate. Since
students are building an actual IU transcript by enrolling in official college
courses taught by college professors, no university has had an issue with
accepting credits.Even so, we do encourage all SPAN participants to contact
their intended college of choice to learn of its transfer policies. Please feel
free to contact me directly with any questions.
I hope we are able to accommodate your students through the CIT
initiative!”
Note: When a
student completes a college course, credit will be granted and will appear on
an IUPUI transcript. Certificates will
be awarded upon completion of all six courses, upon earning a high school diploma,
and upon enrolling as a degree-seeking student at IUPUI. SPAN students are
classified as nondegree-seeking students.
College credits can appear on transcripts for nondegree-seeking students
but certificates and degrees can only be listed for degree-seeking students.
Nancy
Evans, Lecturer, CITIDOE Director
Email:
nanevans@iupui.edu or citidoe@iupui.edu
Phone:
317-274-9701