Hundreds gathered in Ball State University's Atrium today to listen to Chelsea Clinton field questions from the audience about topics such as universal health care, the war in Iraq and college tuition.
Clinton spoke on behalf of Hillary Rodham Clinton as part of a state-wide college campaign tour.
Clinton opened her speech by urging her audience to register and vote.
"I hope you all vote; I especially hope you will vote for my mom," Chelsea Clinton said.
Clinton spoke about her mother plans to eliminate FAFSA forms for college students, which she said would save $4 million in processing fees.
"We will be saying to families and individuals 'You can just check a box on tax forms,'" she said.
Clinton also announced that Ball State would be the first university to have the Text Chelsea program.
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