With the largest-ever graduating class in the books for WGU Indiana, Chancellor Allison Barber says the university continues to be a "brain gain" for the state. More than 1,200 Hoosiers earned degrees over the last year from Indiana’s nonprofit, online university. Barber says of the nearly 4,000 that have graduated since WGU Indiana was launched six years ago, 98 percent still live in the state.

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