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Private Non-Profit Liberal Arts College in Franklin, IN. Operating on a semester system.

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Franklin, IN
1K+ students
@franklincollege.edu

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1K+

Total Enrollment

Liberal Arts College

Institution Type

15

Housing Buildings

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  • Major-aligned clubs, pre-professional groups, and research communities.
  • Performing arts, visual arts, student publications, film, and music.
  • Cultural orgs, identity communities, and faith-based groups.
  • Volunteer groups, civic engagement, mutual aid, and student government.
  • Outdoor clubs, intramural sports, club sports, and rec center programs.
  • Entrepreneurship, hackathon teams, makerspaces, and engineering project teams.
  • Casual hangouts, interest groups, and open events without applications.

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Timezone

Eastern Time (ET)

City Transportation

Nearest Airports

Indianapolis International Airport

Climate Averages

Climate

Humid continental

Campus Operations Snapshot

Parking and Transit

Branigin Lot

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Located near the Von Boll Welcome Center.

Grizzly Drive Lot

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Primary parking for athletic events and summer concerts.

Old Main Lot

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Located behind the Old Main classroom building.

Spurlock Lot

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Serves the Spurlock Center and fitness facilities.

Hamilton Lot

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Located adjacent to the B.F. Hamilton Library.

Cline/Hoover Lot

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Serves residence halls.

Forsythe Lot

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Located near the Napolitan Student Center.

Dorms & On-Campus Housing at Franklin College

Various dorm and housing options are available for students.

11 known dorm and housing options. Every known option is shown below.

Bourret Hall

Capacity: 144

Room types: double

Cline Hall

Capacity: 58

Room types: double, single

Elsey Hall

Capacity: 260

Room types: double

Ewen Hall

Capacity: 100

Room types: double, triple, limited single

Franklin Commons

Capacity: 79

Room types: double, triple

Hoover Cline Residence Hall

Capacity: 105

Room types: double, single, quad

Hoover Hall

Capacity: 105

Room types: double, single, quad

Johnson-Dietz Hall

Capacity: 141

Room types: suite (two bedrooms, bathroom, common room)

Jones Hall

Capacity: 100

Room types: double, triple, limited single

Wallace Hall

Capacity: 100

Room types: double, triple, limited single

three campus homes

Campus Details

Academic System

Semester

Control

Private Non-Profit

Email Domain

@franklincollege.edu

Official Website

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Current Term: Summer Session I 2026 (8-week classes)

Start: June 1, 2026

End: July 28, 2026

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