An independent report on American higher education flunks Indiana and all but one other state when it comes to affordability.
Besides the F for affordability, Indiana also received grades of C for preparation and participation, B-minus for completion of bachelor's degrees within six years of enrollment, D-plus for benefits and incomplete for learning, a category meant to measure literacy levels and the performance of college graduates.
Only California received a passing grade, a C, for affordability, thanks to its relatively inexpensive community colleges.
The affordability grade is based on how much of the average family's income it costs to go to college.
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