Plan the Path

Today we observe Memorial Day and honor the lives lost in service to our country. At college campuses across the country, classes are canceled and administrative offices are closed in remembrance. Student groups, many associated with the Student Veterans of America , an organization with chapters at over 1600 schools nationwide, gather to remember the sacrifices of alums by laying wreaths and leading memorial services. We wish you a meaningful and reflective day.

From hands-on research opportunities to a close-knit campus community in the heart of Indianapolis, Butler University stands out for its commitment to student success. With a strong emphasis on undergraduate teaching, students benefit from direct access to professors, hands-on research experiences, and personalized mentorship throughout their academic journey.

Butler’s nationally recognized programs in Pharmacy, Business, and the Performing Arts, combined with the excitement of Division I athletics, create a well-rounded college experience. Located just minutes from downtown, students also gain access to valuable internships, professional networks, and real-world opportunities that extend beyond the classroom. Butler has a ton to offer and the cutest mascot.

At Butler University, students don’t just learn, they lead.

Interested in Butler but unsure if it’s the right fit? Reach out to us through the link in our bio.

Helping our students with "mixed records," often the result of challenges with mental health or neurodivergence, is one of our signature strengths. As Marcia shares in her LinkedIn article (see link in bio), helping these students find a way to college is deeply rewarding. Hearing from their families about the difference we made in the application process means the world to us. Thank you C.F. and congratulations again to your child!

As a team of Humanities majors ourselves, we admit to being a touch biased on this one... So we're especially happy to share the latest installment in our Finding Your Fit series about selecting a direction of study in college. We're also happy to see a renewed belief in academic circles that students of the Arts and Humanities will have a vital role to play in steering the conversation about technology as it continues to inform more and more of our daily lives. Read on! Link in bio.

Meet Reese Cohen! Reese hails from Short Hills, NJ, and after a very positive boarding school experience in New England, he was looking to spend his college years slightly further afield. He's nearly completed his first year at Tulane University and is loving his time in New Orleans. He's currently pursuing Legal Studies in Business, but suspects that may change to something more finance related. He notes that making friends has been easy because Tulane's social scene offers so many different events. He's joined the Ultimate Frisbee Club, became a peer mentor for the spring semester, and plans on being a new student orientation Wave Leader.