Martin University, a private university, received $5 million in the state budget in 2023.
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‘It’s racist.’ Indy lawmaker blasts Braun for not funding Martin University
Martin received $5M from the state in 2023 to boost enrollment and retention of Black students.
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Center for Leadership Development offers FAFSA workshops
The events will be from 6-8:30 p.m. Jan. 28, Feb. 11, March 11, March 19 and April 10.
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Some Indiana colleges could be forced to enroll more in-state students
The bill’s author wants to see more students accepted at the state’s flagship schools.
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How these Indy college students voted may surprise you
Top issues for young voters included everything from reproductive rights to immigration to the economy.
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Commission for Higher Education recommends cutting financial aid awards
Thousands of Indiana students could see lower state college financial aid under a recommendation approved by the Commission for Higher Education Nov. 14.
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Learn about applying to HBCUs at this Nov. 2 information session
Families can get guidance on filing the FAFSA and applying for HBCU-specific scholarships.
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College paperwork can be intimidating. Get help Tuesdays at Ivy Tech.
Ivy Tech offers enrollment, financial aid and class registration help at its Indianapolis campus every Tuesday.
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Apply to these Indiana colleges for free Sept. 23-27
IU Indianapolis is one of several colleges statewide waiving fees for College Application Week.
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How Marion County schools will use $7.5M to get students to college
Schools’ plans for the grants include a mobile college and career center and expanding dual credit opportunities.
