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DePauw University
DePauw University, founded in 1837, has built one of the strongest reputations among Midwestern liberal arts colleges for its media and journalism-adjacent programs, and its Eugene S. Pulliam School of Communication has produced a notably high number of prominent broadcast journalists relative to the college's small size. The university's Greek life participation rate is among the highest of any American liberal arts college, with a substantial majority of students belonging to a fraternity or sorority, giving DePauw's social culture a distinctly different character from many peer liberal arts colleges where Greek life plays a smaller role. DePauw's endowment per student ranks among the highest of any liberal arts college in the Midwest, funding substantial merit and need-based financial aid, and the university's small size, around 1,700 undergraduates, lets it maintain close faculty engagement typical of elite liberal arts colleges. The university's Greencastle, Indiana campus and its combination of strong media and communications programs with a prominent Greek social culture have made DePauw a distinctive choice among Indiana's private liberal arts colleges, appealing particularly to students specifically interested in broadcast journalism or communications careers.
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Indiana University Bloomington
Indiana University Bloomington, founded in 1820, is the flagship of the Indiana University system, and its Jacobs School of Music is consistently ranked among the very best music conservatories in the country, an unusual strength for a large public research university rather than a dedicated conservatory. The Kelley School of Business is one of the top-ranked undergraduate business programs at any public university in the country, and IU's informatics and computer science programs, built on the university's early leadership in database and information systems research, have grown into some of the strongest in the Midwest. IU's limestone-heavy campus architecture, built using stone quarried from the surrounding southern Indiana region, gives the Bloomington campus a distinctive, uniform aesthetic that's frequently cited among the most attractive public university campuses in the country. The university's combination of a genuinely elite music school, a top-ranked undergraduate business program, and a scenic, self-contained college-town setting in Bloomington has made IU a consistent draw for students seeking a comprehensive public research university experience with unusual specific strength in music alongside its broader academic offerings.
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