Wabash College

Popular Majors: STEM, CS, Business and Economics, Liberal Arts (Social Sciences and Humanities), Visual Arts (Art, Design and Film), Performing Arts (Theater and Music)

Location: Crawfordsville, Indiana, U.S.A

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Founded in 1832, Wabash is a private liberal arts college whose mission is to educate men to think critically, act responsibly, lead effectively, and live humanely. Wabash’s faculty is nationally ranked for its accessibility, and all of the College’s full-time professors have the highest degrees in their fields. Wabash offers 39 majors and minors, nearly all of which are ranked among the top 17% of the nation’s 1,400 four-year colleges with many in the top 1%. Wabash’s outcomes are exceptional: 99.5% of the men in the Class of 2019 were settled in their first destinations within six months of graduation — at places like Goldman Sachs, Microsoft, Netflix, and Eli Lilly and Company, and in graduate schools like Columbia, Duke, Stanford, and UCLA. Much of that success is due to Wabash’s nationally ranked Alumni Network, Internship Program, and Career Services Office. Wabash College ranks 50th out of 1,223 schools nationwide in Payscale.com’s Return on Investment Report, and the average mid-career salary of a Wabash grad is $137,800 — that’s tops among all schools in the Great Lakes Colleges Association and Association of Midwest Colleges (and 39th best nationally). Wabash's 870 students come from 27 states and 20 countries.