

Though the academics can be quite rigorous at times, especially with half the students being athletes and most in some form of extracurriculars, the amount of help matches the rigor. You do not need to look hard to find it and quite frankly, it is pushed in your face to get help in anything academic and even nonacademic. Wabash’s personal and expansive resources of help are why men do so well here and I can personally attribute my success to those resources.
View moreI’m a math major on the football team, and Wabash has been a great fit for me. The professors really care about students and are always willing to help, both in and out of class. I’ve been able to balance academics, football, and several clubs, which has helped me grow in a lot of ways. Even though I’m not in a fraternity, I’ve found a strong community and plenty of ways to get involved on campus. The small class sizes and close relationships with professors make a big difference. Wabash has given me great opportunities, good friends, and a challenging but rewarding college experience.
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