Indiana State University will offer automatic admission and a $3,000 scholarship to Indiana students who complete the newly created Enrollment Honors Plus Seal, part of the state’s redesigned high school diploma framework announced Wednesday by Governor Mike Braun.
The initiative reflects Indiana State’s commitment to recognizing academic achievement and reducing the financial barriers to higher education for Indiana families.
“At Indiana State University, we’ve always believed in the power of opportunity,” said President Mike Godard. “This program gives Indiana students and families the confidence of knowing that hard work in high school will lead to a guaranteed spot at Indiana State and a head start on making college affordable.”
Indiana State University will offer:
- Automatic admission for students completing the Enrollment Honors Plus Seal
- A $3,000 scholarship for those students
- Automatic admission for students completing the Employment Honors Plus Seal or Enlistment Honors Plus Seal with a 2.5 GPA
“Indiana State University is committed to eliminating barriers and opening doors for Indiana students,” said Godard. “The Honors Plus Seals align perfectly with our mission to provide equitable access to higher education. Through automatic admission and the new Honors Plus scholarship, we recognize students’ hard work while helping them navigate a smoother path to a college degree.”
For more information on Indiana State University admissions, visit www.indianastate.edu.