Indiana program alerts 76,000 seniors to college options

The announcement

Indiana’s pre-admissions program notified 76,000 high school seniors about in-state college options. The effort puts information about Indiana colleges in front of students as they consider what to do after graduation.

What students were told

The notification focused on college choices within Indiana. It gives participating seniors information to consider as they review their education plans.

The program’s role, as described in the announcement, is to notify students about options rather than identify a single college for them. Each student can use the information while deciding which schools and next steps to explore.

Why the count matters

The 76,000-student total shows the size of the program’s reach among Indiana high school seniors. It also marks a broad statewide effort to connect students with in-state higher-education opportunities.

The notification is one step in the college-planning process. Students still must decide how to use the information as they make plans for life after high school.

What comes next

Students and families can review the Indiana college options identified through the program and consider which ones fit their plans. The notification does not by itself determine where a student will attend college; it brings those in-state choices to the student’s attention.