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Indiana higher ed commission to review dual-college credit accessibility
- Indiana officials aim to increase the number of students earning college credits or career certifications before high school graduation to enhance postsecondary readiness.
- Indiana leads the nation in students completing at least one college class during high school, though many are close to earning full credentials at graduation.
- The Indiana Commission for Higher Education issued a Request for Information to improve access to career technical classes and the Indiana College Core dual-credit program.
- The Indiana College Core offers 30 credits, equaling a full year of college at minimal cost, but 22% of students attend schools without this program, limiting access to college credit opportunities.
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