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College & Career Readiness Initiatives

We want kids to be successful in school and life and know that starts with early interventions.

 

IYI’s College & Career Readiness Initiatives support individuals and institutions in their work to ensure all Indiana youth are prepared and positioned for success in their post-secondary educational journey.

 

Services available through College & Career Readiness Initiatives: 

  • College & Career Program Navigator: a hub of information about college & career readiness programs resources available to youth workers.
  • Coordinated Collaboration: connecting youth-serving organizations and district resources through local trainings, Youth Worker Cafés, and consulting services. 
  • Informative videos series: an overview of Indiana’s College & Career programs and available resources. 
  • Webinar opportunities: keep up to date with the latest trends from the field with national, regional, and local speakers who are experts in the field. 
  • Statewide and Regional College & Career Readiness Convenings: opportunities for training and education across the state, while connecting with others supporting students on their post-secondary path.
  • Experiential Learning: opportunities for youth-serving professionals to engage in a cohort-style education experience. 
  • Collaboration with Education Service Centers: support increased youth awareness and understanding of college and career preparation.  

2022 High School Graduation and Drop Out Rates

The number of high school students graduating on time in 2022 was 86.6% compared to 88.1% in 2018. The 2022 dropout rate was 7.5%, compared to 5.2% in 2018.

Source: Indiana Department of Education

How are median wages impacted by education level?

According to the 2022 Indiana Readiness Report, the median wages by education levels in the United States are:

  • Less than a high school diploma: $30,950
  • High school diploma: $39,050
  • Some college or Associates degree: $44,850
  • Bachelor’s degree or higher: $72,000

 

Source: Commission for Higher Education

Economists estimate that in 2031, the nation will have 171 million jobs.

However, only 30% of them will be open to workers without college degrees.

 

Source: Lytle, 2022
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