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An expert on student loans said many college-bound high-schoolers should do themselves a favor and take a financial literacy class before they pursue higher education. Billy Hensley, president and CEO of the National Endowment for Financial Education, said many students are not financially savvy, and do not understand the differences between scholarships and grants, or between federal and private loans, and can create an uphill struggle for themselves. "What we know, and what's very clear in the data, is that you will have a lower total debt -- meaning lower revolving debt like cred...

Indiana is part of a new program created to help young people access early college credits, apprenticeships and certification programs. Many Indiana colleges and universities are seeing their enrollment numbers drop as high school graduates choose not to go on to college. LAUNCH is a national college and career pathways initiative to change that by helping states provide high-quality and equitable postsecondary pathways for students. ...

The suit accused Ball State of "breach of contract and unjust enrichment" over a decision to cancel in-person classes due to the pandemic.

State Sen. Jeff Raatz writes about attending the Indiana Excellence Awards Gala where Randolph Eastern was honored.

The contract called for the school corporation to pay Performance Services $154,000 annually in exchange for "physical access to the wind turbine"