State report finds college completion rates increased in 2020
A new state report found Indiana’s 2020 college graduation rates were higher when compared to 2019.
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In this issue
Welcome to the June-July issue of Northwest Indiana Business Magazine where we explore how to conduct post-pandemic business.
Future of higher learning
Northwest Indiana institutions of higher learning focus on new ways to attract students and to offer relevant training in support of the Region’s thriving business community.
Viewpoint: Overcome inequality with learning opportunities
K.L. Allen, regional director of Western Governors University, says the way to overcome inequality in our country is to offer affordable educational opportunities for all.
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University of Saint Francis breaking ground on $7 million expansion in Crown Point
The University of Saint Francis is expanding its Crown Point campus.
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Former Apple executive featured presenter at Feb. 6 marketing group meeting in South Bend
A former Apple Inc. executive who spent years working with young people at the University of Notre Dame and the University of Chicago, will be the featured speaker at the Feb. 6 meeting of the Michiana chapter of the American Marketing Association.
Purdue University Northwest reports increase in first-time freshman and full-time student enrollment
Purdue University Northwest saw increased enrollment in first-time freshman and full-time students.
Indiana’s two- and four-year colleges report rising graduation rates
The percentage of students graduating from Indiana public colleges is increasing, and more students are graduating on time, according to a new state report
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State report shows fewer Indiana students pursuing college education but more ready for college
Fewer Indiana high school graduates are pursuing a college education but more students are taking advanced placement and dual credit courses suggesting they are better prepared for college, according to a new state report.
More Indiana residents utilizing state grant programs to further education beyond high school
A growing number of Hoosiers are utilizing state grant programs to help them get the education they need to land a career in a high-demand field. In advance of Gov. Eric Holcomb’s first meeting March 6 as a member of the American Workforce Policy Advisory Board, Holcomb was expected to share with the board that