Earlham College Viewbook 2026

This Advantage belongs to anyone ready to seize it.

Welcome to the Earlham Advantage.

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Table of Contents THE EARLHAM ADVANTAGE 2 MENTORSHIP + ACADEMICS 6 EPIC EXPERIENCE 12 IMPACT 18 LIFE at earlham 22 BECOME AN EARLHAMITE 34

Your Earlham Advantage starts here.

At Earlham, we never limit exceptional outcomes. Our approach to teaching and learning will show you what’s possible, and then help you actually do it. The depth and distinctiveness of the advantages you’ll own here will set you up for a great career — and beyond that, they’ll prepare you for a fulfilling life.

A nationally ranked classroom experience. High standards, for you and for us. Expect to be engaged, challenged, and supported as the full human you are. Top 20 Classroom Experience, 10 years running.

Skills to pivot before the world does. A deep education in your field plus the critical thinking to adapt across disciplines.

In a world where 70% of job skills will have changed by 2030, that combination pays you back in dividends.

Confidence in what’s next — and how to get there.

A dedicated coach from day one who won’t just point you toward a career, but will help you land on the right one.

Epic Experience before you graduate. Up to $5,000 guaranteed for an Epic Experience. Career-discerning, hands-on, national and international opportunities to build your resume and your confidence. Your stories will keep interviewers in the room.

Faculty who champion you. When it’s time for that first career or grad school application, you’ll have hands-on support from people who know your name, your work, and your potential.

Real opportunities from day one. Students here don’t just show up and observe. They shape the place through active participation in campus policy, student organizations, NCAA DIII athletics, the campus farm, shared housing, and many, many daily conversations. You can too.

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#4 for study abroad participation

(Institute of International Education)

Up to $5,000 guaranteed for a career-focused experience. Every student.

Among 44 “Colleges That Change Lives”

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What kind of community are you looking for?

The world is complicated. The problems worth solving are messy, often divisive, and deeply human. Our Principles and Practices create the guide for how we strive to show up in the world together. They are a shared set of ethics that transcends stances of all kinds. This doesn’t mean we never disagree. (On the contrary, we challenge each other’s ideas daily.) But we never challenge the basic humanity of another person.

We didn’t invent these principles. We inherited them from a community of people who, over centuries, kept asking the same two questions: What kind of community do we want to be? And what principles and practices sustain it? The answers they kept arriving at turned out to be pretty universal. Quaker philosophy gave them language and structure. We’ve built an entire institution around them.

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The E arlham Advantage

Respect for Persons Earlham makes space for your voice to be heard. Addressing each other by first names is one small, daily way we meet each other as equals.

Integrity Closing the gap between what you believe and how you live. We hold ourselves and each other to that, and we don't look away when it's hard.

Peace & Justice Peace isn't the absence of conflict, but what you build when you decide to work through it. Practicing peace means taking action toward the pursuit of justice and the common good, which is undertaken by all and for all.

Simplicity Focus on what matters. Ask honestly what brings joy, what creates meaning, what's worth your time. Let go of the rest.

Community Individual integrity and collective good are not in opposition. If you’re looking for a place where collaboration runs deeper than competition — where your voice doesn’t just matter, but shapes what happens next — Earlham is the right place.

Global and good-hearted.

Earlhamites come from 42 states, 59 countries, and counting. Nearly a third are U.S. students of color. About 1 in 6 are international. As many as 1 in 4 are the first in their families to go to college. We’re glad they picked Earlham. Every Earlhamite’s story strengthens our community.

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ME NTORSHIP + ACADE MIC S

Your mentors will be your greatest champions.

There’s a reason we’ve been nationally ranked for our classroom experience for over 10 years. Our professors are partners in your education, working alongside you in and outside of the classroom to explore new ideas. Oftentimes, this partnership manifests through research (more about that on page 14). To further that sense of collaboration, students address faculty on a first-name basis, respectfully. Because at the end of the day, just like you, our professors are people — brilliant, hardworking, experts in their fields — but still, people. And in order to create an environment full of mutual respect and desire to learn, humanity is at the core of our approach to education.

The mentorship door isn’t limited to faculty, either. The Earlham legacy is made up of more than 21,000 living alumni who move through the world with integrity, curiosity, and courage. With that characteristic enthusiasm, they are ready to answer your questions, share their experience, and help you find your footing — before you graduate and long after.

This is a place that takes you seriously. So join us at the table, because there’s a seat waiting for you.

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“Ample human experience shows that almost nothing is reliable forever, so in the liberal arts we continually reexamine what we think we understand, and why. Living in this tradition of critical thinking frees us.”

— Paul Sniegowski President, Earlham College

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Top 100 National Liberal Arts & Sciences College (U.S. News & World Report) 9

70% of the skills required for the average job will have changed by 2030.

Don’t panic. pivot.

When you’re faced with an unreliable future, a degree that teaches you what to think isn't worth much. A degree that prepares you how to think and adapt, however, pays you back in dividends.

As an Earlhamite, you’ll take deep dives across disciplines as expansive as you allow yourself to be, and those subjects and perspectives will make you more adaptable, more empathetic, and more capable of making surprising connections. You might come in with a very specific vision of your future and leave having lived an entirely different reality. Not because you got lost, but because you found your inspiration.

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ME NTORSHIP + ACADE MIC S

Our areas of study (The majority of students flip to this page first.)

African and African American Studies Ancient and Classical Studies (Minor) Anthrozoology (Human-Animal Studies) (Minor) Art, Nature and Conservation (Minor) Biochemistry Biology Business Chemistry Computer Science Creative Writing Data Science Digital Arts (Minor) Economics (Minor) Education (3+1) Engineering Engineering (3+2) English

Environmental Sustainability Exercise, Sport, and Health Studies Film Studies (Minor) History Japanese Studies Jewish Studies (Minor) Mathematics (Minor) Medical Humanities (Minor) Museum Studies Music Neuroscience Nursing (Anticipated Fall 2027) Outdoor Education (Minor) Peace and Global Studies Philosophy (Minor) Physics and Astronomy (Minor) Politics Pre-Law (Pathway)

Pre-Med / Pre-Health (Pathway) Psychology Public Health (Minor) Public Policy (Minor) Quality Science (Minor) Religion (Minor) Shakespeare Studies (Minor) Social Services Sociology / Anthropology (Minor) Spanish and Hispanic Studies (Minor) Sustainability and Management (Minor) Sustainable Agriculture (Minor) Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (Minor) Theatre Arts Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies

A major (or two ) is just your starting point.

At Earlham, you’ll build a broad foundation, explore new interests and work closely with professors who help you discover opportunities you may never have imagined. Wherever your path leads, you’ll graduate prepared for what’s next.

1 in 7 Earlhamites are double-majors. And unlike many schools, we don't charge per major.

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Experience is everything.

And at Earlham, it’s Epic.

You need experience to get opportunities. But you need opportunities to get experience. This paradox in the working world is unfair. We built an experiential education model that helps students cut right through it.

At Earlham, we won’t waste any time putting you at the center of it.

The freedom to try new things, to see what lights you up (and what doesn’t) — that’s where the best learning happens.

Students present original research at conferences. They teach Shakespeare to their peers. They build parts for real engineering projects and apply them in the community. They sit on faculty committees that shape the institution itself. And because you’ll have gotten the practice in from day one, by the time you graduate, you’ll already have years of experience compared to students elsewhere who had to wait their turn.

Those are the graduates employers want when authentic human thought is becoming rarer and rarer.

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We’re always preparing you for what’s next.

Our students learn to plot their progress, milestones, and pivots along their college-to-career trajectory. This approach is built around the skills that matter most in any field, career, or life — but when you graduate, it’ll be curated by you.

You’ll have a dedicated coach working alongside your academic advisors to help you do something most college students never get the chance to do: intentionally design your life. Across all four years, that coaching relationship helps you plan beyond the classroom, execute on that plan to the fullest, build a skills portfolio that captures your wins along the way, and — most importantly — develop the language to communicate the value of everything you’ve done.

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Permission to explore?

Granted.

The Epic Experience is distinctly Earlham, but it won’t happen only at Earlham. Every student can earn up to $5,000, guaranteed, to be used toward a career-discerning experience.

An internship, research, or anything that gets you closer to the life you’re building.

When we say you’ll have life-changing experiences at Earlham, that doesn’t mean we’re throwing abstract opportunities in the air hoping that students find them. More than just offering, we believe it’s our responsibility to deliver these experiences in ways you can actually take advantage of.

Knowing what you’ve accomplished is one thing. Being able to walk into any room and explain why it matters is another. That’s what the Epic Experience builds.

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epic experience

Our students perform at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe in Scotland, the world’s largest performing arts festival.

They scale glaciers and study climate change in Iceland. They support public health campaigns in underserved communities across Latin America and conduct research in cutting-edge science labs. They intern with organizations ranging from the United Nations and the Smithsonian Institution to leading zoos and global technology companies.

These aren’t ideas for someday. They’re the kinds of experiences Earlham students have every year — opportunities that build confidence, expand perspectives and help students discover what meaningful work looks like for them. And because Earlham helps fund these experiences, all students can say yes to opportunities that shape their future.

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Any way you measure it, Earlhamites measure up.

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4 Rhodes Scholarships

2 KnightHennessy Scholars

Nobel Prize winners

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Watson Fellows

2X

medical school acceptances vs. national average*

Top 10 44 Fulbright Awards

producer of Ph.D.’s in key fields**

*Average acceptance from Earlham: 82% vs. 40-45% nationally **#1 in sociology, #2 in education, #7 in biological sciences, #13 overall per capita. (College Transitions, 2024)

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When everything’s derailed, Justin Garlitz stays on track.

Justin Garlitz ’14 is a Supervisory Emergency Management Specialist for the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA).

In a past position with FEMA, he was deployed to the train derailment in East Palestine, Ohio, managing the aftermath of nearly 100,000 gallons of spilled toxic chemicals. His day-to-day includes coordinating FEMA deployments across the country, with a focus on natural disasters — hurricanes, storms, floods, and tornadoes.

“There’s a lot of opportunity to do good at FEMA, whether one is interested in disaster response, like me, nature-based solutions to climate change, environmental and historic preservation, or many other fields.”

The quickest route to med school? Earlham’s biology department.

Sarah Dickman ’22 is currently an M.D. candidate at the University of Cincinnati College of Medicine. Before beginning medical school, Sarah was a research technician at The Schepens Eye Research Institute, one of the nation’s top vision research centers, on the Harvard Medical School campus. She credits her time at Earlham with preparing her for groundbreaking work that is changing the future of vision science.

“One moment I was studying giraffe behavior in Tanzania, and the next, I was isolating viruses in the lab. You can truly do it all in the Earlham biology department.”

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Earlhamites don’t just enter the world.

They change it.

Our alumni are activists, diplomats, researchers, artists, scientists, and leaders in every field imaginable. Many credit their success to the time spent, lessons learned, and experiences gained here — and they carry the Earlham ethos with them everywhere they go.

Just a few of the companies where Earlhamites have recently landed jobs: Adobe, Bloomberg, CitiBank, Cummins, Everglades National Park, Goldman Sachs, New York Philharmonic Orchestra, the Peace Corps, Schepens Eye Research Institute, the Smithsonian Institution, Savannah Bananas, and StubHub.

Universities and colleges where Earlhamites have recently pursued advanced degrees : Brown, Carnegie Mellon, Dartmouth, Duke, Johns Hopkins, Harvard, Northwestern, Notre Dame, Ohio State, Oxford, Purdue, UC Davis, University of Michigan, and Yale.

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A strong voice where it matters Sonia Norton ’18 recently became Deputy Director

Turning conviction into action

of Advocacy for No One Left Behind — the nation’s

Armen Sargsyan ’26 came to Earlham determined

oldest charitable organization dedicated to evacuating,

to make a difference — and graduated ready to do just

resettling, and advocating for former interpreters

that on a global scale. As the recipient of a competitive

and U.S. government employees eligible for the Iraqi

Projects for Peace grant, Armen created a Peace Hub

and Afghan Special Immigrant Visa programs. Before

in his hometown of Chambarak, Armenia, providing

that, she served as Senior Legislative Assistant to

students with modern learning spaces, technology,

Congressman Earl Blumenauer, working on drug

and opportunities for dialogue in a community

policy reform, immigration, housing, homelessness,

shaped by conflict. Along the way, he built leadership

foreign affairs, and defense.

experience through the Hult Prize, rising to serve as

After nearly five years working in Congress,

the organization’s U.S. National Coordinator while collaborating with entrepreneurs around the world. After completing two internships with Cummins, a global leader in power solutions, Armen accepted a full-time

87%

role as an Associate Product Manager.

career outcome success*

*Graduates actively seeking careers or further study who are employed, pursuing graduate school, or volunteering within six months of graduation

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All-Conference honors (in either the Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference or the North Coast Athletic Conference, 2024-25)

“My time at Earlham has helped me grow both academically and personally, and to build meaningful connections and gain valuable experiences that have shaped a future for my career path.”

— Berkley Shelton ’27

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academic allconference honors (2024-25)

Lif e at E ar lh am

When we play, we play to win — but never at the expense of good sportsmanship.

NCAA DIII Sports (On average, 41% of our students will compete at this level.)

Men’s

Women’s

Baseball

Basketball

Basketball

Cross Country

Cross Country

Golf

Golf

Soccer

Soccer

Softball

Tennis

Tennis

Track and Field

Track and Field Volleyball

We also play to move our bodies, to blow off some steam and to make new friends (human, equine, or otherwise.) There’s something for athletes and players of every level and interest.

Club Sports

Recreational Sports

Badminton

5v5 Basketball

Boxing

Esports

Esports

Flag Football

Equestrian

Floor Hockey

Judo

Indoor and Outdoor Soccer

Pickleball

Pickleball

Rugby

Volleyball

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Only at Earlham

Miller Farm A student-run farm open to Earlhamites and the Richmond community. Plant it, grow it, cook it. Students sell fresh produce at the Richmond Farmers Market and cook what they’ve grown in campus kitchens on weekends.

Joseph Moore Museum Our free, on-campus natural history museum. Live reptiles, 60,000+ specimens, artifacts, planetarium, and the world’s most complete giant beaver skeleton. Earlhamites, especially Museum Studies students, spend time here.

Suzanne Hoerner Jackson Equestrian Center A state-of-the-art 25-stall barn. Students manage barn operations, instruct riding lessons, and care for horses in exchange for riding privileges. The program builds responsibility, patience, and work ethic that follow you well beyond the barn.

Nature Reserve System Hundreds of acres of protected areas on Earlham’s campus begin just steps from our academic buildings and residence halls. They include wooded trails, prairies, wetlands, and ponds where students conduct research, create pollinator gardens, explore the outdoors, and find space to reflect and recharge in nature year-round.

50-plus years of Outdoor Education Students gain experience in backpacking, canoeing, rock climbing, and wilderness leadership while becoming part of a long tradition of adventure and exploration. Many set forth on August Wilderness, Earlham’s signature pre-orientation backpacking experience in Utah’s Uinta Mountains before their first semester even begins.

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Find your people.

Earlham has 40+ clubs and organizations — and if what you’re looking for isn’t listed here, we’ll help you build it.

SERVICE Earlham Disability Advocates Health Occupations Students of America Minority Association of Pre-Medical Students Net Impact Chapter at Earlham

CULTURAL African Student Association Black Student Union International Student Organization Japanese Drum Troupe Latinx and Caribbean Student Association South Asian Student Association

POLITICAL Model United Nations Students for Justice in Palestine

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SPECIAL INTEREST Arabic Debate Club Barn Co-op (Equestrian Program) Dance Alloy Earlham Student Government Earlham Theatre Company Earlham Word Newspaper K-Pop Fan Club Outdoors Club Student Activities Board

RELIGIOUS LIFE Buddhist Student Union College Meeting for Worship Committee Earlham Christian Fellowship Interfaith Cabinet Jewish Student Union Muslim Student Association Quaker Fellows Questing Catholics

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Hardworking Earlhamites deserve a soft place to land.

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Every residence hall at Earlham is gender-inclusive and equipped with Wi-Fi, laundry, a full kitchen, and TV lounge — all with common spaces renovated in 2023.

First-year halls: Barrett and Bundy, with living and learning options. All first-year students are part of an intentionally designed first-year community (because designing your life at Earlham starts day one). Those who want to go deeper can choose a focused community organized around Arts & Humanities, Business, Honors, Pre-Health, Social Sciences, or STEM.

Upperclass halls: Earlham Hall, Olvey-Andis, Mills, Warren, and Wilson. The latter three form a U-shape, hence their collective nickname “the U.”

Campus Houses: Upperclass students can find community living with a close-knit group of peers who have shared goals for the academic year. These houses are located on College Avenue and are centered around shared cultural backgrounds, hobbies, religions, or beliefs — even topics like sustainability, mindfulness, or music.

Campus Village Apartments: One-, two-, and three-bedroom living spaces on the south side of campus near the baseball field and equestrian barn (about a 15-minute walk to the Heart). Each features a furnished living room, kitchen, and in-unit washer and dryer — with convenient street parking nearby.

Whichever living space becomes your corner of home at Earlham, there’s no doubt it’ll allow you to explore even deeper and develop long-lasting connections with other students.

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High standards require high support.

It’s no secret that the hustle of balancing schoolwork, extracurriculars, your social life, and other responsibilities can feel overwhelming and stressful at times. At Earlham, we provide resources so that you can take care of yourself inside and out as you navigate living and learning on your own. We offer mental health services, spiritual counseling, and conflict mediation as well as our state-of-the-art Athletics and Wellness Center to help you keep your mind, body, and spirit feeling refreshed.

Your health and well-being come first. And we’ll always be there to support you through challenging times.

Academic Enrichment Center The AEC brings together three support offices in one place: The Writing Center, Quantitative Reasoning Center, and Disability and Accessibility Services.

Whether you need help writing a paper, tackling coursework, or applying for academic accommodations, it’s all here. Located in Lilly Library, and open to every student.

Athletics & Wellness Center Home of the Earlham Quakers, and open to every Earlhamite. Whether you’re competing at the NCAA Division III level or showing up for a Tuesday yoga class, this is where the work happens.

Counseling Services Free, confidential, short-term counseling by licensed mental health professionals is available to all students — no cost, referral, or appointment needed. If you find yourself navigating anxiety, depression, academic stress, relationship challenges, or anything in between, support is here.

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Community is everything to Earlhamites.

And that includes Richmond.

Richmond, Indiana is at the start of something big. And Earlham students aren't just watching it happen — they're part of it.

The Earlham-led Revitalize Richmond initiative is a $100M+ community-powered effort transforming downtown into a hub of living, learning, and opportunity.

Nine buildings are being redeveloped, three new downtown destinations are in progress, and the 100-acre Whitewater Gorge is being activated with trailhead improvements, a river boardwalk, and a zipline. Public art, small business coaching, and beautification projects are reshaping the streets around campus; and soon, it’ll all come together with new connections linking Earlham, downtown, and the Cardinal Greenway.

It’s a five-year project that started in 2024 — which means if you’re enrolling now, you’ll be here for the most visible, most exciting years of the transformation. When this city starts showing up on Top Places to Live lists, you’ll get to say you were part of that.

We connect students with service opportunities here in Richmond and beyond — social justice movements, public policy, voter education, and other local issues. Gideon PickeringPolstra ’24 volunteered with The Excel Center, a free public school for adults working toward their high school diplomas. The Community Scholars Program is a four-year, service-based scholarship program that engages students with a wide range of community partners locally, nationally, and globally.

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$100M+

100-acre Whitewater Gorge transformation

in revitalization investment

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downtown buildings targeted for redevelopment

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new downtown destinations in progress Jazz enthusiasts consider Richmond “the Cradle of Recorded Jazz,” home to the Gennett Records Walk of Fame, where Louis Armstrong and other icons cut their earliest tracks. It has one of the longest rail trails in Indiana, a National Historic Landmark that helped operate the Underground Railroad, and a natural history museum on Earlham’s campus that houses the world’s most complete giant beaver skeleton.

The cost of living in Richmond is well below the national average, and that includes the charm of Victorian-era architecture that modern-day homebuyers wish they could afford elsewhere. So that business plan for a new brewery, or vision of a performing arts space? You can actually start making it a reality here. Richmond is the kind of place that lets you try things.

But we will stop going on about Richmond, or your parents might just decide to relocate to Wayne Co after you.

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An education for good starts with a value that’s great.

At Earlham, we recognize that your education is an investment — and we’re committed to delivering a quality liberal arts education at an affordable price.

It’s why we’re consistently ranked a “Best Value” college by U.S. News & World Report. Our healthy endowment and strong network of alumni and friends who believe in the value of an Earlham education make it possible for us to award significant aid to students like you.

Average cost of attendance after aid: $27,101 The average cost of attendance is based on the latest data from the National Center for Education Statistics. Not guaranteed, costs may vary.

Estimate based on first-time, first-year students.

Tuition: Room:

Board:

Fees:

Total:

$56,784

$7,462

$980

$73,526

$8,300

Remember, scholarships and financial aid can help to greatly reduce the sticker price.

“I love this place. I am so thankful that Earlham and its donors were able to jump in and provide me with support. Earlham is not just a place for me. It’s the only place for me.”

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Financial aid When it comes to generosity, we practice what we preach.

Think a high-quality liberal arts education at a nationally ranked private college is out of reach?

Think again. At Earlham, 99%* of students receive financial aid — compared to 85% nationally.

We’re committed to making sure cost isn’t what stands between you and an education that changes your life. *Includes degree-seeking undergraduate students only

Scholarships A scholarship is financial support that does not need to be paid back. Scholarships can be awarded to students for merit and special interests. With the help of generous donors, Earlham offers merit, talent-based, and special interest scholarships to high academic achievers, Quakers, and students interested in art, chemistry, community service and engagement, music, or theatre arts — and the list goes on.

Grants Grants are need-based funds provided by the federal or state government. Earlham also administers its own grant funds thanks to the generosity of alumni donors. Grants do not need to be repaid.

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Earlhamites don’t wait around.

What’s next?

Come experience the energy on campus for yourself — in whatever way you’re most comfortable, whether that’s in person or virtually.

ON-CAMPUS VISIT Led by real-life Earlhamites, each tour is packed with personal anecdotes and the kind of insider knowledge you can only get from someone who actually lives here. You can also sit in on a class, meet with a professor or financial aid representative, and eat in the dining hall.

Virtual VISIT We know that coming to campus isn’t the most convenient or comfortable choice for everyone, but that doesn’t mean you should miss out on the goodness of Earlham. Schedule this visit to tour campus virtually and attend an information session. Plus, you’ll have the option to chat with an admissions counselor online if you have further questions.

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The perfect complement to a remote or on-campus visit, our virtual walkthrough is ideal for scrolling through campus at your own pace.

Schedule your visit at: earlham.edu/visit

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What to know before visiting: Parking Parking is free and easy, so no need to stress there.

We recommend parking in the visitor parking spots on the main drive or adjacent lots. After you park, head to the Admissions Office in Tyler Hall.

VISIT + FAFSA SCHOLARSHIP Your in-person visit counts toward something bigger: complete a campus visit and file your FAFSA, and you’ll receive $1,000 a year — up to four years — if you choose Earlham.

Other questions?

Contact our admissions team!

Phone Number: 765-983-1600 Domestic Email: admissions@earlham.edu International Email: intl-admissions@earlham.edu

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2026-27 Key Deadlines: Early decision: November 1 Early action I: November 1

Early action II: December 1 Regular decision: February 1

Early Decision is binding. Ideal if Earlham is your top choice and you’re ready to commit to joining us. Other benefits include: •

$3k/year scholarship (up to 4 years)

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early access to housing options

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single room availability

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discount on our August Wilderness pre-college immersion program

Early Action is non-binding, so you’ll still have the time and flexibility to consider all college options.

Applying early lets you apply for additional scholarships by area of interest, and you’ll hear back earlier on your decision notification and merit scholarship and financial aid info.

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Those drawn to Earlham are as interesting as they are impactful.

We have a feeling you're both.

You’ve made it to the end of this book, which means something in here spoke to you. Maybe it was our nationally recognized classroom experience or commitment to community. Maybe it was the promise of up to $5,000 to pursue an internship, research project, or other career-focused experience. Either way, we’re glad you’re still here.

The Earlham Advantage is what you get when you put yourself out there, rise to the occasion, and own what you’ve built along the way. Channel that momentum while you’re still buzzing with the excitement of envisioning what you could be at Earlham. Talk to your parents. Come visit. We’ll greet you by your first name, and we look forward to hearing you do the same.

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The real beauty of this place is where it’ll lead you.

One piece of the Earlham Advantage: $5,000 for an Epic Experience.

Justin used his to study — and climb — glaciers in Iceland.

Where would you go?