Hobart University

HHS students can receive college credits while still in high school! 

Early College/Dual Credit refers to courses in which high school students have the opportunity to earn both high school and college credits while enrolled at Hobart High School.  Courses are taught by credentialed high school faculty, and offer students the ability to take classes in the comfort of their high school with teachers that they know.  Additionally, those who earn college credits in high school have an increased rate of success in life.
Learn about earning college credit while at HHS:

• Indiana College Core - One year of college credit
• Associate Degree - Two years of college credit

There are many ways to qualify for Early College classes through Hobart High School.

Click HERE to learn more about Early College/Dual Credit Eligibility.

Hobart University offers a variety of programs in partnership with Ivy Tech Community College. 

Learn more by viewing our HU Programs website.

Are you going to obtain an early college Associate Degree from HHS and Ivy Tech? This TSAP (Transfer Single Articulation Pathways) website can help you identify your plan of study after completing your program. Search for your program, find your college, and click on the "4 Yr. Link" to see what your curriculum will look like!

Interested in earning an associate degree while still in high school? You can also search for a program and click on "2 Yr. Link" to see Ivy Tech's completion guides. 

https://transferin.net/tsap/

Early College opportunities are met with an increase in rigor and responsibility. As Early College students, participants will be expected to embrace these challenges.

For such reasons, the SCOH will work with the Ivy Tech College Connection Coach and supporting faculty to foster a healthy balance between supporting our Early College students while helping them build their own independence and resilience.  

Hobart University works with Ivy Tech College to help students embrace these differences, build their own independence, and make this transition smooth. Students are in charge of their learning. The SCOH and Ivy Tech will partner to assist students in every way possible.