Wabash College (Crawfordsville, IN)

Wabash College is a little, 60-section of land, all-men's private human sciences school situated in Crawfordsville, Indiana, only 45 miles northwest of the state capital of Indianapolis and not a long way from Purdue. Established in 1832, the school is one of only three staying all-men's liberal workmanship universities. 

The present enlistment is just 872 understudies and the school utilizes only 82 employees. Notwithstanding its little size, the school offers 22 majors and a few minors. Scholastic projects are isolated among three Divisions: Division One envelops the normal sciences; Division Two the sociologies; and Division Three the humanities and expressions. 

The instruction got by those sufficiently fortunate to be acknowledged by Wabash College is both broad and thorough. Keeping in mind the end goal to graduate, all understudies are required to take a progression of tests, which incorporate two composed exams and an oral exam. The oral exam is one hour long and is directed by three teachers: one from the understudy's real field, one from the minor field, and one picked indiscriminately. Inquiries can originate from any of the instructive materials understudies have been given amid their four-year stay at the school. 

While Wabash men like to be considered important, they additionally like to have a fabulous time. The school has more than 60 perceived clubs and has a sound Greek framework in which 60 percent of understudies partake. 

Wabash College is licensed by the Higher Learning Commission of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools.

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