Training
Ivy Tech State College - Warsaw, has established a series of agreements with five local public school corporations that allow a seamless transition from high school to Ivy Tech. High school juniors and seniors can earn credit at Ivy Tech in several areas, including office technology and machining. The economy of Kosciusko County depends upon the availability of a workforce with training in machining skills. Area schools and Ivy Tech, in partnership with local industry, have created a 7,300 square foot machine trades facility that is used to teach both high school and Ivy Tech students.
Indiana University/Purdue University-Fort Wayne, IPFW Warsaw Center, in the Marketplace at Warsaw, was opened in December 2003. IPFW has been offering courses in Warsaw since 1986. The new 6,270 sq.foot facility allows for the expansion of the number and variety of courses available in Warsaw. Wired with state-of-the-art technology, the new teaching center is equipped with two-way audio/video teleconferencing, audio/visual teaching aids, and wireless access to the IPFW computer network. The new building has ample parking and handicapped access.
Indiana Institute of Technology provides classes in Warsaw through its Extended Studies Division. With an emphasis on intensive individual studies and weekly classroom sessions, students can earn an undergraduate or graduate degree at an advanced pace.
Grace College and Seminary is an evangelical Christian community of higher education which applies Biblical values in strengthening character, sharpening competence, and preparing for service. Grace College is located in Winona Lake with a campus of approximately 1,200 students. They offer more than 40 majors from business to biology and a Masters of Arts Counseling Program. Grace Seminary has masters and doctoral programs in theology.
Indiana Wesleyan University offers classes in Warsaw where adult students can complete their degree, (Associate, Bachelor and Master) while maintaining their careers.