101 Branigin Boulevard
Franklin, Indiana 46131

Founded in 1834 and located in Franklin, Indiana - only 20 minutes from downtown Indianapolis - Franklin College of Indiana is a liberal arts teaching and learning institution for undergraduates.

Preparing men and women for significant careers, this Indiana college was the first in the state to admit women. They maintain an association with the American Baptist Churches and are focused on values, excellence, leadership, and service. Franklin College of Indiana's 156 acres of land includes 70 acres of athletic fields alone.

Franklin College of Indiana is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission of the North Central Association and hold additional accreditations in education and athletic training. With an average class size of 15 and a student-to-faculty ratio of 12 to 1, personal attention is a guarantee at this Indiana college.

Quick Facts:

Franklin College of Indiana offers over 50 majors, more than 35 minors, and 10 pre-professional programs.

Over 60 student activities are available at Franklin College of Indiana, including social groups, educational organizations, and service-oriented activities, from Greek life to student publications.

Franklin College of Indiana participates in NCAA Division III athletics for men and women. They are also a charter member of the Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference.

The Indiana college offers a unique academic calendar that includes a one-month winter term so students can take advantage of intensive study on or off campus.

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