LONDON, ENG. — On September 12th America’s Department of Education unveiled a “college scorecard” website containing a cornucopia of data about universities. The government generated the numbers by matching individuals’ student-loan applications to their subsequent tax returns, making it possible to compare pupils’ qualifications and demographic characteristics when they entered college with their salaries ten years …read more.

By DAN MCGOWAN Writer/Reporter Inside Indiana Business INDIANA — Three colleges in Indiana are among the top 50 on an annual national list for “contribution to the public good.” Washington Monthly‘s 2015 National Universities Rankings consider factors including social mobility, research and public service. Grace College, Winona Lake, ranked high on a list of “Best Bang …read more.

INDIANA — Students attending college in Indiana may be getting more for their money, according to a recent study by “Money” on the top colleges and universities in the country. The study initially looked at 1,500 four-year colleges and universities, but factored out those with military service requirements, evidence of financial difficulty and insufficient data, …read more.