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Posted inEducation
Indiana colleges inch closer to offering Workforce Pell Grants
The state is looking for approval for medical assistant and electrical maintenance programs.
Posted inEducation
Inside the financial problems that led to Martin University’s closure
Students and former employees say the university owes students money.
Posted inEducation
What is INvestEd? Indiana’s own student loan provider could see a surge in demand
The Indiana Secondary Market for Education Loans issues private student loans at interest rates far below the maximum charged by some of its for-profit competitors.
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Major changes coming to federal student loans
Do you need to change repayment plans? This quiz can help you find out.
Posted inWomen & Girls
Cash assistance for expecting mothers could relieve mental health struggles
One program offers cash to decrease stress for low-income families who are expecting.
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You can get FAFSA help at this March 21 event
Parents will learn about scholarships, FAFSA and how to plan for college.
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High school seniors can get free FAFSA help Feb. 22
Indiana high school seniors are required to file the FAFSA or opt out by April 15.
Posted inNeighborhoods
More Indy families will get $500 a month as part of basic income program
‘It’s a mental relief,’ a former participant said of the monthly cash.
Posted inEducation
Indy students’ one-stop shop for scholarship opportunities
This single application connects students to more than 50 scholarship opportunities.
