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Indiana Commission for Higher Education The Indiana Commission for Higher Education is the state agency charged with coordinating Indiana's system of public colleges and universities.

The Indiana Commission for Higher Education is a fourteen-member public body created in 1971 to: 1) Define the educational missions of public colleges and universities; 2) Plan and coordinate Indiana’s state-supported system of postsecondary education; 3) Review budget requests from public institutions and the State Student Assistance Commission of Indiana; and 4) Review/approve the establishment of new academic programs and campus expansion. The Commission includes representatives from each Congressional district, three at-large members, a college faculty representative and a college student representative.

Earlier this month, more than 76,000 Hoosier high school seniors received personalized information identifying the India...
10/22/2026

Earlier this month, more than 76,000 Hoosier high school seniors received personalized information identifying the Indiana colleges and universities for which they currently qualify. Students also received information about filing the FAFSA, which can help them unlock significant federal and state financial aid toward their education. To learn more about the Indiana Pre-Admissions: Your Path to College initiative, read the full press release:https://www.in.gov/che/Press-Releases/261012_RELEASE_Pre-Admissions.docx.pdf

10/19/2026
A record 328 Indiana high schools now offer the Indiana College Core for the 2026–2027 school year, marking a significan...
10/13/2026

A record 328 Indiana high schools now offer the Indiana College Core for the 2026–2027 school year, marking a significant expansion in affordable college access statewide. More than 300,000 students can earn up to one year of transferable college credit at little to no cost, strengthening educational pathways and reducing the overall cost of higher education for Hoosier families. For more information, read the full press release:https://www.in.gov/che/Press-Releases/261013_RELEASE_ICC%20Update.pdf

The 2027-2028 Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) is officially open. “The FAFSA helps make college more af...
09/23/2026

The 2027-2028 Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) is officially open. “The FAFSA helps make college more affordable for Indiana families and empowers Hoosiers to choose the postsecondary path that best fits their goals,” said Governor Mike Braun. “This gives students access to the opportunities that prepare them for high-demand, high-wage careers while strengthening both their individual prosperity and our state’s economic future.” For more information, read the full press release:https://www.in.gov/che/Press-Releases/260923_RELEASE_FAFSA%20Opens.pdf

09/18/2026
09/18/2026

Join the Indiana Commission for Higher Education in celebrating Day with Learn More Indiana. Today, we acknowledge the reasons why students statewide are motivated to pursue their educational journeys beyond high school. Special thanks to Governor Mike Braun and Secretary of Education Dr. Katie Jenner for kicking off College Application Week.
For more information about the College GO! Campaign, read the full press release:https://www.in.gov/che/Press-Releases/260918_RELEASE_College%20Application%20Week.pdf

09/18/2026

Happy , Hoosiers! I encourage all seniors on a path to enrollment to get your applications ready this weekend so that they're ready to go next week, when you can apply to over 30 Indiana colleges and universities for free!

Indiana has released an RFI to build on its national leadership in early college credit opportunities for high school st...
09/14/2026

Indiana has released an RFI to build on its national leadership in early college credit opportunities for high school students. The RFI will identify providers capable of expanding access to the Indiana College Core and priority CTE courses at no cost to high school students across the state. View the RFI here: https://www.in.gov/che/requests-for-proposal/

Governor Mike Braun

Indiana currently ranks first in the nation for students completing at least one college course in high school, with the...
09/10/2026

Indiana currently ranks first in the nation for students completing at least one college course in high school, with the average high school student earning 15 credits – often positioning students within just one to two courses from earning a credential of value. To advance this work—and in response to increasing demand for early college credit—the Indiana Commission for Higher Education has issued a Request for Information (RFI) to identify providers capable of expanding access to the Indiana College Core and priority Career and Technical Education courses at no cost to high school students across the state. For more information, read the full press release:https://www.in.gov/che/Press-Releases/260910_RELEASE_Early%20College%20Credit.pdf

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