Reset to Reemerge Initiative

Martin University has announced our Reset and Reemerge Triple A Program. Triple A stands for Accessible, Affordable, and Applicable and is set to transform how the university makes quality education available to all. This initiative ensures that Martin University is responding to the need of potential traditional and non-traditional students to benefit from an Accessible, Affordable, and Applicable four-year degree. Much of this is in response to President Biden Administration's efforts to address the skyrocketing cumulative federal student loan debt of more than $1.6 trillion. Not only will Martin University educate and support current and former students with empowering information regarding student loan forgiveness, the Reset and Reemerge Initiative seeks to ensure that future students are encouraged to complete their education without incurring crushing student loan debt.

The Reset to Reemerge Initiative consists of three pillars:

Martin University’s Tuition Reduction Program: Up to 45% of tuition fees to be reduced for students at Martin University

Banded tuition rates to encourage higher persistence rates by taking more classes to finish with less debt (12-18 credit hours)
Corporate partner special tuition rate
Will make martin university more affordable

Adult learners will continue to see the impact of bringing their life and work experience pay off by reducing the time needed to finish their degree at Martin University. This helps ensure the four-year degree is accessible to our students. (Martin traditional student is an adult learner 35+)

The PLA (prior learning assessment) class is designed to evaluate what our adult learners bring to their education based on various perimeters
With the PLA program, Martin University brings the degree within reach to an adult learner by offering credit for life and work experience

Martin University will offer the Martin WORKS program to all students as opposed to a cohort of a few.

We intend to make the college experience applicable to adult learners by bringing our students closer to our corporate partners through the Martin WORKS program.
- We realize that corporations are approaching and interested in Martin University because we have the ability to educate and supply a diverse workforce

Martin University Responds with College Affordability

According to the National College Attainment Network, only 23 percent of public four-year institutions and 41 percent of public two-year institutions were affordable for the average Pell Grant recipient, as of the 2018-19 academic year. The increasing cost of college and the amount of student loan debt can have a major negative impact on the lives and futures of students, families, and their communities.

The white house student-loan-forgiveness announcement, which will discharge as much as $20,000 for federal borrowers who receive Pell Grants (and as much as $10,000 for other federal borrowers), will reduce student loan debt by billions and make a substantial difference in the lives of a large number of borrowers.

Without critical changes, this one-time relief initiative will not prevent future students from sliding back into debt. To that end, Martin University's board of trustees and administration took the bold step to help our students reach their goals of earning a quality education. Our students will begin to feel the impact of up to a forty-five percent reduction in tuition fees beginning January 1, 2023.

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Pathway to Completion

Martin University is dedicated to helping students get a quality education. We believe that a gap in your studies is no reason to ignore your dream, and we’re committed to helping you finish earning your degree. The Martin Pathways to Completion program is a degree completion program focused on students who have been away from Martin for more than two academic years. This program works with the enrollment management team to create an opportunity for you academically and financially to complete your degree. If debt has held you back, Martin University Pathways to completion program is here to help you.

Criteria

To be eligible for the Martin Pathways to completion program, students must:

Not have been enrolled at Martin for two or more academic years;
Have a financial hold on the student account
Possess and, if accepted, maintain a 2.0 GPA;
Commit to ongoing support services designed to help them achieve their academic goals;
Have a completed FAFSA on file; and
Have the means to pay current charges

Pathways to Completion is a one-time opportunity, meaning it’s your best shot at erasing your previous college debt, earning your degree, and entering a fulfilling career. We want to help you fulfill your dream and finish what you started.

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Martin WORKS Program

Providing Students with Paid Internships and Other Career Development Experiences

Martin WORKS is Indiana’s only urban work college program. In this program, Martin University students have the opportunity to earn and learn, broadening their work experience with the goal of solidifying a permanent position with an employer partner while completing their degree.

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