<p>I still don’t like Indiana’s motives. They are just trying to save money and make it look like they are doing something good for the tiny number of students that will take them up on the scholarships. For every student that graduates in three years, Indiana splits the cost of that 4th year with the student ONLY if the student goes to an Indiana college. The student who enters college after 3 years of high school is less likely to complete college in 4 years than the student who enters with dual credit and AP credit so his or her parents are going to spend more money educating their child at their own expense rather than through their taxes.</p>