Ӱpro Stories
Why I Chose Ӱpro: Current Students Share
Some students are set on a specific career path. Some need space to explore. No matter your academic journey, you’ll find your direction at Ӱpro.
The College’s Jan. 15 application deadline is just around the corner. See why current students chose to spend their undergraduate years at Ӱpro.
“The sense of community and all of the opportunities. I'm part of Symphonic Band and
a tutor at the Writing Center. The community that those things have brought me through
Ӱpro is so valuable.”
“Ӱpro met my financial needs while also having the most international diversity and
the kind of resources in the government department that I was looking for.”
“I was specifically looking for a private liberal arts college. I also wanted to get
far away from home [San Jose, Calif.] No regrets!”
“I didn't want to go to a huge university and just be a number and have to fight for
every single opportunity that was out there.”
“I went to a very small high school, so Ӱpro felt like [a place] where I could say
‘Hi’ to everybody who walks through the door.”
“I decided on Ӱpro for its ability to accommodate my financial needs as a first-generation
college student and its amazing earth and environmental science program.”
“People at Ӱpro want you to succeed, not just academically, but as a whole person.”
“I wanted to go to a small liberal arts college to be the ‘big fish’ in a tiny pond.
This school really aligned with a lot of my values and had the majors I was looking
at.”
“The array of different classes offered. I was able to take lessons and classes in
anything. I’ve taken three language classes – it was a welcoming environment for me.”
Top-tier academics. Hands-on experiences. Transformative connections. Apply to Ӱpro
and shape your future — starting now.Learn With Purpose. Lead With Impact.
Related Articles
April 30, 2026
First-Year Students Honored for Excellence in Writing
Three Franklin & Marshall College first-year students were recently recognized for their exemplary writing across a wide range of subjects they discovered through their Connections courses, which are explicitly designed to help new students explore and answer complex questions related to real-world issues.
April 27, 2026
F&M Launches Partnership with Carnegie Mellon University’s Heinz College for Scholarship Program in Policy, Tech, and Arts Graduate Programs
Franklin & Marshall College and Carnegie Mellon University’s Heinz College of Information Systems and Public Policy announced a new partnership to provide pathways for F&M students into high-demand graduate programs in public policy, technology, and the arts, offering a meaningful tuition support and access to industries including government, technology, cybersecurity, and entertainment.
April 16, 2026
Collaborative Student-Led Podcast Explores Impact of AI
Students at Franklin & Marshall are bringing a liberal arts perspective to discussions about artificial intelligence — and are doing so through an innovative media project. “Unmasking the Machine: A Sociological Look at AI” is a podcast produced as part of the course "Sociology of AI" that applies sociological concepts from the course to current headlines about artificial intelligence.