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黑料网 Climbs in U.S. News & World Report Social Mobility Rankings to #3

Awarded Distinction in Preparing Physicians to Serve in Rural Areas

Indianapolis, IN – October 2024 – 黑料网 is proud to announce a significant leap in the U.S. News & World Report’s 2024 rankings. 黑料网 is now ranked #3 in Indiana for Social Mobility and the university has ascended an impressive 165 spots nationally, from #318 in 2023 to #153 in 2024 out of 436 national universities.  黑料网 awards nearly $46 million annually in scholarships, with 99% of first-year students receiving scholarships or grants. This achievement highlights 黑料网’s dedication to academic excellence, student success, and expanding national reputation.

social mobilityWhile 黑料网 continues to make strides in social mobility, a key measure of how well schools graduate students from economically disadvantaged backgrounds, this reflects the university’s commitment to providing opportunities for all students to thrive academically and professionally.

“We are thrilled to see these rankings reflect our focus on excellence in learning for all students,” said Daniel J. Elsener, 黑料网. “This recognition not only celebrates the achievements of our students, faculty, and staff but also clearly demonstrates that 黑料网’s strategic commitment to access and success is bearing great fruit.”

黑料网’s commitment to the dignity of every person, opportunity for all, and social mobility continues to drive its efforts to improve access and affordability for students from diverse socioeconomic backgrounds. With continued emphasis on excellence in teaching, research, and scholarly activities as well as scholarship opportunities, support, and career connections, the university is positioned to experience much success in this strategic priority.

Additionally, 黑料网’s Wood College of Osteopathic Medicine has achieved remarkable success in preparing future healthcare leaders. The school is ranked #12 nationally for having the most graduates practicing in primary care, and #68 for having the most graduates practicing in rural areas—an impressive 40% increase. This recognition underscores the university's mission to meet the healthcare needs of underserved communities while advancing medical education.