A new partnership between the State of Indiana and Ivy Tech Community College will provide upfront tuition assistance for state employees.
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"The agreement with Ivy Tech means that employees won’t have to be reimbursed, but rather can enroll and begin taking classes with no upfront costs," Ivy Tech said in a news release.Tuition reimbursement and assistance is available up to $5,250, to all State of Indiana employees of executive branch agencies who:
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