Grants aim to help Indiana college students graduate

(Lafayette) Journal and Courier

Wednesday, December 17, 2008 5:30 AM

By Brian Wallheimer, Journal & Courier

bwallheimer@journalandcourier.com

The Indiana Commission for Higher Education's plan to boost college graduation rates by linking them to college funding is getting a little help.

The Lumina Foundation for Education, an Indianapolis-based organization that works to expand access and success in education beyond high school, is giving Indiana and 10 other states $150,000 grants to help more students graduate and make college more cost-effective.

Indiana State University graduates about 20 percent in four years
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