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Indiana wants to know why young people are skipping college - Vimarsana News

Indiana wants to know why young people are skipping college

About half of Indiana high school graduates head to college, a significant decline over the last 15 years. The falling enrollment rate is a worrying trend at a time when the state is attempting to increase the number of people with college degrees and post-secondary credentials. The Indiana Commi

Miss Indiana shares real, authentic self after Miss America milestone - Vimarsana News

Miss Indiana shares real, authentic self after Miss America milestone

Miss Indiana Cydney Bridges felt like she was making herself, her family and her hometown of Fort Wayne proud while winning second runner-up in the Miss America Pageant this year.

Financial aid may soon cover automotive courses for people in Indiana prisons - Vimarsana News

Financial aid may soon cover automotive courses for people in Indiana prisons

In 2020 Congress passed a law to lift the 26-year-old ban on people in prison from having access to federal Pell Grants.

Source: wfyi.org
A love for Bloomington drives Roly Poly owner for 6 years. Now he's ready to sell - Vimarsana News

A love for Bloomington drives Roly Poly owner for 6 years. Now he's ready to sell

Tom Seybert has been driving to Bloomington to work at the Roly Poly restaurants he owns for 6 years.

Source: yahoo.com
Community college can be a gateway to a 4-year degree. But Indiana has one of the worst success rates in the nation. - Vimarsana News

Community college can be a gateway to a 4-year degree. But Indiana has one of the worst success rates in the nation.

Community colleges are often touted as an affordable start for students who aim to earn four-year degrees. And its for good reason: The average annual tuition and fees for two-year colleges is less than $4,000. But fewer than one in 10 Indiana students who enroll in community college go on to earn degrees from four-year institutions, according to recently released federal data. Indiana has the third lowest success rate in the country.

Source: wfyi.org