Graduation rates at Indiana’s public colleges continue to improve as more students finish on time or shortly after, according to the latest completion report.
Nearly 60 percent of students complete college within six years, the highest rate recorded, the Indiana Commission for Higher Education reported last week.
IPFW and Ivy Tech Northeast are among schools where a larger share of students chose to stick it out. All traditional four-year universities and all but one two-year school improved on-time completion rates, according to the commission.
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