Indiana § 21-12-6-1 Twenty-first century scholars program; established

Indiana Statutes

§ 21-12-6-1 — Twenty-first century scholars program; established

Indiana § 21-12-6-1

Title 21HIGHER EDUCATION

Art. 12GENERAL SCHOLARSHIPS AND GRANTS

Ch. 6Twenty-First Century Scholars Program; Tuition Grants

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Ind. Code § 21-12-6-1 (2026).

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The twenty-first century scholars program is established to do the following:

(1)Reduce the number of students who withdraw from high school before graduation.

(2)Increase the number of students who are prepared to enter the workforce upon graduation.

(3)Increase the number of students entering postsecondary educational institutions in Indiana.

(4)Encourage eligible students to attend postsecondary educational institutions in Indiana by reducing the financial burden on the eligible students and their families.

(5)Decrease drug and alcohol abuse by encouraging higher educational pursuits.

(6)Increase individual economic vitality.

(7)Improve the overall quality of life for many Indiana residents. [Pre-2007 Higher Education Recodification Citation: 20-12-70-8.]

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The twenty-first century scholars program is
established to do the following:
(1) Reduce the number of students who withdraw from high
school before graduation.
(2) Increase the number of students who are prepared to enter the
workforce upon graduation.
(3) Increase the number of students entering postsecondary
educational institutions in Indiana.
(4) Encourage eligible students to attend postsecondary
educational institutions in Indiana by reducing the financial
burden on the eligible students and their families.
(5) Decrease drug and alcohol abuse by encouraging higher
educational pursuits.
(6) Increase individual economic vitality.
(7) Improve the overall quality of life for many Indiana residents.
[Pre-2007 Higher Education Recodification Citation:
20-12-70-8.]