East Allen Times:
INDIANAPOLIS — Several of Indiana's public colleges and universities are criticizing the state's new incentive-based funding formula for higher education, saying it could derail their efforts to get back some of the $150 million the state pulled back last year in a budget-cutting move.
The Indiana Commission for Higher Education has created a $123 million incentive fund that's aimed at rewarding some of the state's seven public colleges and universities based on how well each meets certain college-completion goals.....
Monday, December 27, 2010
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