Become a Provider with the Indiana Career Scholarship Account

Looking for an innovative way to develop future talent?

This is your opportunity.

Providers are any organization that provides opportunities and services that fulfill the CSA program requirements. Providers include schools, employers, trade associations or employer organizations, labor unions, or intermediaries.

Become a CSA Provider

CSA Requirements

Programs must meet the CSA required educational and work-based components, and effectively prepare students to take their next steps after high school.

CSA program requirements:

• Be employer-driven
• Support high school graduation requirements
• Be aligned to career and college
• Culminate in credentials of value
• Include work-based learning

For additional program rules and requirements, see the Provider Application Guide.

CSA Qualified Expenses

The Career Scholarship Account funds:

• Classes and equipment that apply to the student’s chosen program

• Career coaching and navigation services

• Postsecondary education and training

• Certification and credentialing exams

• Transportation

Learn more about all CSA approved and excluded expenses in the “Spending Categories” guide.