Relay Indianapolis

For additional information on Relay Indiana, visit the Relay GSE Support Center.

Applications

Applicants to Relay Indiana must secure a teaching placement with an approved Relay school partner prior to official enrollment. Applicants who are looking for a future teaching placement can reach out to indiana@relay.edu to learn more about our partner schools and hiring opportunites.

Financial Aid and Costs

Students may qualify for additional institutional aid and federal aid toward total out of pocket tuition expense. Payment Plans are also available. Please contact Student Financial Services with any questions or for more information.

Cost of licensure exams is determined by the issuing state.

Transition to Teaching

Transition to Teaching is an abbreviated program of pedagogy created by Indiana lawmakers to prepare career professionals with bachelor degrees to teach elementary education, secondary classes, or all-grade classes. Qualified individuals may enroll as non-degree candidates at institutes of higher education or with approved non-higher education institution entities to pursue a program of courses and experiences to lead to licensure. Relay GSE is an approved Transition to Teaching program in Indiana, authorized by the Indiana State Board of Education. 

*Relay GSE is an AmeriCorps partner. We strongly encourage you to join the AmeriCorps program if you're eligible, as it aligns with Relay’s commitment to service and the work you do daily as a teacher. Participating students earn a Segal AmeriCorps Education Award upon completion of a full-service term that may be applied to reduce the out-of-pocket cost of tuition. Failure to participate in the AmeriCorps program if you’re eligible means that you are fully aware that Relay will charge you the deferred tuition amount equivalent to the AmeriCorps Segal Education Award and you will be responsible for paying that amount in full.