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Indiana’s Tuition Freeze Hits Final Year | Chicago News
Indiana’s public colleges and universities are enjoying a historic two-year tuition freeze — the first of its kind — as Governor Mike Braun celebrates a major win for Hoosier students. With all 15 institutions, from IU and Purdue to Ivy Tech, keeping in-state costs flat at $8,424 annually, families breathe easier. Schools are also cutting academic fees and boosting fundraising to stretch every dollar further. While out-of-state and housing costs remain flexible, the freeze ends after this academic year — a bold, temporary step toward making higher education more affordable for Indiana…
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