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:: Indiana Higher Education Facts
Governor Mitch Daniels
Lt. Governor Rebecca Skillman
Commissioner for Higher Education Stanley G. Jones
State Population (2001):
6.1 million
Median Household Income (1998-2000)
| United States: | $41,789 |
| Indiana: | $41,315 |
College and University Enrollment (Fall 2002)
| Public 4-Year: | 198,243 |
| Public 2-Year: | 64,544 |
| Independent 4-Year: | 72,229 |
| Independent 2-Year: | 1,067 |
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| Total Enrollment: | 336,153 |
Number of Colleges and Universities
| Public 4-Year: | 5 institutions including 14 campuses, 3 centers |
| Public 2-Year: | 2 institutions including 17 campuses, 9 centers |
| Independent 4-Year: | 30 |
| Independent 2-Year: | 2 |
Overview of Indiana Public Higher Education
| Indiana University | (operates 7 campuses) |
| Purdue University | (operates 4 campuses) |
| Indiana State University | |
| University of Southern Indiana | |
| Ball State University | |
| Vincennes University | (2-year residential) |
| Ivy Tech State College | (statewide 2-year technical college with 23 campuses and centers) |
| Community College of Indiana | (Ivy Tech-VU Partnership) |
Minority Enrollment as Percent of Total Public Postsecondary Enrollment (2000-01)
| African American: | 4.9% |
| Other Minority: | 3.9% |
State Higher Education Appropriation (2002):
$1.47 billion
Average Tuition and Required Fees for In-State Undergraduates (2002-03)
| Public 4-Year: | $4,644 |
| Public 2-Year: | $2,393 |
| Independent 4-Year: | $18,443 |
| Independent 2-Year: | $7,475 |
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