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  1. Franklin & Marshall College Athletics, Lancaster, Pennsylvania. 2,277 likes · 226 talking about this · 79 were here. Located in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, Franklin & Marshall College Athletics is home...

  2. Best Value Colleges in Pennsylvania. 43 of 105. See How Other Colleges Rank. See All College Rankings. See Rankings for Best K-12 Schools & Districts. See Rankings for Best Places to Live. Back to Full Profile. View Franklin & Marshall College rankings for 2024 and see where it ranks among top colleges in the U.S.

  3. Franklin and Marshall College in Lancaster, Pa. is a private liberal arts college and one of the oldest institutions of higher learning in the country. Named after Benjamin Franklin and Supreme ...

  4. www.fandm.edu › fields-of-study › theatreTheatre - fandm.edu

    Mar 5, 2024 · Thrive in One of the Oldest Art Forms in the World. Discover how global traditions permeate today’s world. By studying theatre at F&M, you’ll explore the intersection of theory and performance; engage in craft, creativity, and critical thinking; and discover the importance of each role in production, developing a deep understanding of the human connection created through live storytelling.

  5. Median student debt. $19,000. Typical early career earnings. $80,452. % earning more than a high school grad. 81%. Notes: Students who get merit grants are full-time undergraduates who had no financial need and were awarded grants. Graduation rate measures degree completion within six years for both transfer students and first-time students.

  6. Apr 25, 2023 · The Kunkel Aquatic Center is the premier aquatic facility in the Mid-Atlantic region, and one of the most impressive facilities in all of Division III. It hosts championships at the collegiate, high school, and numerous age-group levels. The 21,200 square foot facility houses the 25-yard x 50-meter McGinness Pool with a 480-seat spectator gallery.

  7. Franklin & Marshall College, Lancaster, Pennsylvania. 19,088 likes · 492 talking about this · 67,657 were here. “The noblest question in the world is What Good may I do in It?” -- 1737 Poor Richard's...