High School Partners
Collegiate Connection
Drop / Withdraw / Refund Dates (Fall-Spring 2025-2026)
Fall Dates
- October 24th: Bills Due for Fall & Year Round Courses
Fall Semester
- August 31st: 100% Refund Due Date
- September 7th: 60% Refund Due Date
- September 14th: 40% Refund Due Date
- September 21st: 20% Refund Due Date
- September 22: 0% Thereafter
- November 21st: Last Day to Withdraw
Year Long Courses
- September : 100% Refund Due Date
- October : 60% Refund Due Date
- November : 40% Refund Due Date
- November : 20% Refund Due Date
- November : 0% Thereafter
- February 20th: Last Day to Withdraw
Spring Dates
- March 27th: Bills Due for Spring
Spring Semester
- January 18th: 100% Refund Due Date
- January 25th: 60% Refund Due Date
- February 1st: 40% Refund Due Date
- February 8th: 20% Refund Due Date
- February 9th: 0% Thereafter
- April 3rd: Last Day to Withdraw
Counselors & Instructors
Resources
- FERPA & Brightspace Navigation
- Adding FERPA to Brightspace & Navigating Brightspace (Video)
- FERPA Overview (Link)
- PFW IT HelpDesk (Link)
- For any and all Purdue Career Account Information and support
- Phone: 260-481-6030
- Email: [email protected]
- Box Read
- Box Individual Sign-Up (Link)
- Box Read Overview (PDF)
- Introduction to Box Read (Video)
- Accessing Shared Folders (Video)
- Uploading and Downloading Content (Video)
- NACEP
- Updated Instructor Syllabi Template (Document)
- Summer PD Presentation (PDF)
- Academic Integrity and Student Code of Conduct
- Office of Student Conduct and Care: Academic Integrity (Link)
- Academic Misconduct Letter
- To be filled out and submitted to the Collegiate Connection Office after meeting & coming to a resolution with the student
- Indiana College Core (ICC)
Teaching Collegiate Connection courses.
Our participating academic departments and partnering local school districts are jointly responsibility for nominating teachers. We select high school teachers using the same standards that we approve adjunct faculty who teach on the Purdue Fort Wayne campus with. You must meet the teacher-appointment criteria for each course you wish to teach. The PFW academic department representative will proved your necessary final approval. Make sure that you understand our administrative policies and procedures as well.
Requirements
The teacher appointment criteria.
To qualify to teach a Collegiate Connection course, you must have the following:
- A master’s degree in content, a master’s degree plus 18 graduate credits in content, or the willingness to pursue either (with a development plan)
- Demonstrated experience of teaching advanced courses
Approval Process
Steps to success.
Complete the application checklist.
Provide preliminary information to start the dual-credit discussion with an academic department in addition to a letter of intent, references, and a copy of your teaching license.
Apply to teach with the program.
Complete the teacher application and attach any required documents from the application checklist.
Attend orientation.
If you are approved, you must participate in an orientation session prior to teaching the course. Additionally, you will be required to attend an annual professional-development training event or a department meeting. This training will allow you to become affiliated with Purdue Fort Wayne academic departments and to develop a collaborative relationship. A stipend and mileage will be provided to you for this training.