
Charlie Norman left Illinois State in 1988 with a degree in finance and a mountain of debt. He financed most of his education on credit cards. [Read the rest]

Senior Lorryn Neely was prepared to rely solely on loans to become a teacher. She has always known she wanted to be in a grade school classroom and wants to work in an underserved area. [Read the rest]

Numerous academic, cultural and scholarship programs at Illinois State University are beneficiaries of nearly $1.9 million in support from the State Farm Companies Foundation. [Read the rest]
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