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2. The FAFSA is now open to all Indiana students. Here's how to ...

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   The FAFSA is the easiest way students can learn what federal, state or local grants or loans they qualify for to get financial aid for college or post-secondary learning.

3. Here's how Indiana businesses can get money to expand ... - AOL

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   Child care costs and access are abysmal in Indiana. A $25 million grant program will allow employers to provide more options. Here's how Indiana businesses can get money to expand workers' child ...

4. Pros and cons of business acquisition loans - AOL

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   A business acquisition loan works by approving a buyer for funding to purchase another business. To get approved for a business acquisition loan, the lender will usually want to see the letter of ...

5. Higher education financing issues in the United States

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   The economic troubles of the recent decade left higher education funding shifted toward other needs because higher education institutions can gain extra funds through raising tuition and private donations. [19] Policy changes in higher education funding raise questions about the impact on student performance and access to higher education.

6. Economy of Indianapolis - Wikipedia

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   St. Louis-based Ascension, among the largest nonprofit private healthcare systems in the U.S., employs about 7,100 in Central Indiana, with nearly 2,000 staffed beds and 4 million outpatient visits. [70] Mishawaka, Indiana-based Franciscan Health, another nonprofit private healthcare system, has a regional workforce of 5,300 and 600 staffed ...

7. Education in Indiana - Wikipedia

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   In 2022, the Indiana Department of Education reported that the state's overall graduation rate was 86.7%, down one percent from 2021. [35] The rate of Indiana high school students attending college fell to 53% in 2022, a significant decline from 65% in 2017. [36] [37] Indiana's college-going rates have fallen further than most states'.