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Charles Timmons

Frankfort, IN

Wabash College, Class of 1996

English

I graduated from Wabash in 1996 and have worked in the Enrollment Office for 27 years.  I've been married to my wife, Stephanie, for 23 years and am the proud father of two sons, Landon, Wabash '26, and Drake (17). When I'm not on campus or on the road looking for the best and brightest students, I can be found on the water or the golf course.

Too often students narrow their list of schools based solely upon a major or specific program and forget that part of going to college is living on that campus for 4 years.  Make sure you place equal emphasis on the consumption benefits (what you will experience during those 4 years on campus) and the investment benefits (the opportunities available to you with that degree in your hands).

Read. Read. Read. Just like you train your body for an athletic competition, you need to train your mind for the amount of reading you'll have to complete during the academic year. In high school, you're in class 8 hours/day, but in college, you'll be in class 10-12 hours/week.  Professors will expect you to get more done between classes. Start training NOW.

It's our people. Everyone at Wabash College works to ensure that our students are educated to think critically, act responsibly, lead effectively and live humanely.

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