More than 175 high school seniors visited Wabash College Friday for Top Ten Scholarship day. They went to classes, heard from alumni, and walked the campus to see if Wabash was a good fit for their education and future.
See a photo album here from the day's activities.

“You do not yet know how good you are,” President Patrick White suggested to the young men. “You want greatness in your lives. You have high ambition. We welcome you for what you’ve achieved, but want you for what you can become.”
Scott Smalstig ’88, owner of Joseph David Advertising, Muncie, took the podium and talked about the staggering numbers of social media to the 18 year olds. “The access to information and speed of this planet is becoming dizzying,” he said. “How do you catch up with it? My answer is Wabash College.”

One of the day’s highlights was separate sessions for students and parents with Wabash alumni. The recent graduates shared conversation and answered questions on academic rigor, post-Wabash life, single-sex education and the liberal arts.
Students and parents reconvened for lunch then broke into different groups for the afternoon. The students had classroom experiences with Wabash professors. Parents heard about immersion learning and financial aid.