Fewer than 52% of Indiana high school graduates from the Class of 2023 went directly to college, according to the latest data quietly released by the Indiana Commission for Higher Education.
Read MoreIndiana’s 15 public colleges and universities will freeze in-state undergraduate tuition and mandatory fees for the next two academic years, Gov. Mike Braun announced.
Read MoreFollowing recommendations from Gov. Mike Braun and the Indiana Commission for Higher Education, Ivy Tech announced it would freeze tuition and mandatory fees for the next two academic years.
Read MoreWith the second semester of the 2024-2025 school year coming soon, recent data shows that while college tuition and fees have inevitably increased, the cost of on-campus inflation is lower than usual.
Read MoreIndiana families see value in higher education, but many are still confused about how to pay for it.
Read MoreIn a significant step to make higher education more accessible, Indiana State University has announced it is eliminating the application fee for all domestic undergraduate students, effective immediately. Additionally, the University will offer direct priority admission to students with a high school GPA of 3.0 or higher, simplifying the admission process for qualified applicants.
Read MoreThe University of Notre Dame announced a historic expansion to its affordability and accessibility initiatives, becoming the first highly selective faith-based university in the United States to be need-blind for all students, both domestic and international.
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