Indiana Introduces New Credential for High Schoolers
Indiana high school students can now earn the Professional Pathway credential, enabling them to complete 30 college credits that transfer to participating faith-based institutions.
The Indiana Department of Education and university leaders announced this new credential during a news conference at Taylor University. The Professional Pathway is similar to the Indiana College Core, a 30-credit block of general education coursework that is guaranteed to transfer between all public Indiana colleges and universities, and some private ones.
- The new credential allows students to complete 30 college credits.
- Credits seamlessly transfer to participating institutions.
- This is made possible through a state government partnership with the Independent Colleges of Indiana, representing 29 private colleges.
The Indiana Department of Education and university leaders announced the new credential during a news conference at Taylor University.
Author's summary: Indiana introduces Professional Pathway credential for high schoolers.