Wabash College - Bachelor's Degree
As one of the nation's top private, independent, four year liberal arts colleges, Wabash educates men to think critically, act responsibly, lead effectively and live humanely.
- Average Tuition USD 42,800
School Description
The Robert T. Ramsay, Jr. Archival Center, located on the library’s lower level, contains the records of the College, including catalogs and yearbooks, student publications, fraternity files, and other related materials that document Wabash’s history, along with several special collections. Archivist Beth Swift has migrated some of the oldest, most significant photographs to the web as part of a PALNI online database.
Bachelor Programs
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Accountancy
USD 42,800 Tuition Fee
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American Studies
USD 42,800 Tuition Fee
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Chemistry
USD 42,800 Tuition Fee
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Computer Science
USD 42,800 Tuition Fee
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Admission Requirements
- Minimum incoming TOEFL iBT 80
- Minimum ACT 22
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Established in 1832
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Wabash College is one of the only four remaining all male College in the United States.
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301 W Wabash Ave, Crawfordsville, IN 47933, United States
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Eric Charles
2011-2015, Bachelor of Science
Wabash is not a cake walk. This institution forces its students to buckle down and to immerse themselves within their classwork, as well as immersing themselves on campus to gain the professional development skills that are needed in the workforce.
Dan Vannatter
1964-1968, Bachelor of the Arts
Wabash is an experience! Wabash is focused moreso than all other educational institutions on accomplishing its mission of producing graduates who are young men dedicated to "thinking critically, acting responsibly, leading effectively, and living humanely." Wabash builds men!
T. Arthur Poudrier
1992-1994, AB
When I transferred to Wabash as a junior in 1992, its promotional slogan was 'It Won't Be Easy; It Will Be Worth it !". Although Wabash was comparatively easier to enter than, say, Harvard or Amherst, it was by far more challenging than both to be graduated from, for unlike the vast majority of top schools in the US and abroad, a "Wally" must pass a both an oral exam and a comprehensive exam in the major(s), and complete a Senior Thesis that must be presented before students, and one's professors and visiting professors in the major(s). This necessitates an intense dedication to class attendance and study. The small classes and small student teacher ration--sometimes 1:1, like an Oxford tutorial, as was the case in a few of the courses in my Classics major--leaves one no place to hide. One is expected to come to class prepared to engage in intelligent discussions or debates about the subject under study. Exams typically include the writing of answers in essay form. All of this rigorous training results in one being capable of thinking on one's feet, presenting one's ideas logically, and holding one's own intelligently in a discussion or presentation, all key communication skills that employers and customers value. When you earn that Wabash vellum (yes, it's real sheepskin !), you are equipped to take on the world !
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