Bachelor in Humanities/Humanistic Studies (Bachelor's)

Tuition is Tuition for the 2024-2025 academic year is $63,500..

This programme lets students create a custom major in the Humanities and Fine Arts. It focuses on independent study and learning across multiple fields. Topics include literature, philosophy, art, and theater. Students build a unique course plan with help from a faculty committee. The final project and exam match the student’s chosen area of study. Each student shapes their academic path with faculty support.

Focus areas include Classics, English literature, philosophy, modern languages, music, theater.

Students create a custom course of study with an interdisciplinary committee. The programme includes a capstone project and comprehensive examination completed in the senior year.

Graduates pursue roles in research, writing, teaching, and cultural institutions.

Students must consult the Division Chair by the end of their sophomore year. Admission requires a proposal for a self-designed project and committee approval.

on-campus, full-time, four-year programme. For international students, tuition is well above the median for US programmes. The institution admits about 63% of applicants.

Campus life at Wabash centers on participation and connection. Students can join more than 70 campus clubs, student government, fraternities, athletic teams, performance ensembles, theater, or intramural activities. Intercollegiate athletics are popular, while campus traditions include ceremonies connected with nearly two centuries of College history. The Bachelor, Wabash’s college newspaper, has won Indiana Collegiate Press Association awards, including recognition as Best Small College Newspaper.

Academic study follows a liberal arts model with 40 degree programs. A 9-to-1 student-to-instructor ratio supports close instructional attention, and professors include students in research and remain available for questions. The College also connects learning with internships, immersion trips, and WabashX experiences. Language study gives students opportunities to widen their understanding of the world, while the Global Health Initiative offers a direct-admission pathway for some incoming students.

Located in Crawfordsville, Indiana, Wabash offers a small-town setting for students who want campus activities and personal contact with faculty. Career preparation is supported through internship opportunities, career services, and an active alumni network. International students can find a campus where classroom participation, research, leadership, athletics, and student organizations all form part of the undergraduate experience. Immersion trips and language learning provide additional ways to engage with communities and perspectives beyond campus.