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FINISH YOUR DEGREE

EXPERIENCED EXPANSIVE COMMITTED RESPECTED ACCESSIBLE AFFORDABLE RESPONSIVE COMPREHENSIVE

FINISH Finish What You Started Learn Online or On Campus Committed Student Services Team Resources That Help You Succeed Transfer More and Finish Faster About Franklin

ADVANCE Accounting, Finance & Forensics Arts & Sciences Business & Management Completion Majors Computer & Information Sciences Health & Human Services Marketing & Communication Invest in Yourself

SUCCEED Achievement Franklin by the Numbers A Global Leader

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I hear students talk about ‘how can I do it?’ You can come to Franklin, finish your degree, and achieve what you set out to achieve.

Carla Norris

Applied Psychology

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FINISH WHAT YOU STARTED At Franklin University, what matters to you matters to us − your goals, your ambitions, your dreams. Whether you are transferring credits from a community college, returning to school after years away, or finally taking the steps to earn the quality education you’ve long desired, Franklin makes it possible for you to finish your degree, advance your goals, and succeed in your professional career. With more than 100 years of experience in effectively educating working adults, Franklin understands that your active life means you need flexible class schedules, robust learning resources, and dedicated student support. We also understand that you want to gain knowledge that is meaningful and significant, knowledge that will enrich your mind and enhance your opportunities. Count on Franklin University. We offer respected degree programs that fit your life, your aspirations, and your budget. No matter when and where you began your educational journey, we pledge our commitment to helping you see it all the way through. After all, it’s not the start that matters, it’s the finish.

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE MAJORS Accounting, Finance & Forensics » Accounting » Business Economics » Business Forensics » Financial Management » Financial Planning » Forensic Accounting

Arts & Sciences » Applied Psychology » Communications » Interdisciplinary Studies* » Public Relations

Business & Management » Business Administration » Business Forensics » Healthcare Information Systems Management » Human Resources Management » Management » Operations & Supply Chain Management

Completion Majors

(for career and technical programs) » Allied Healthcare Management » Applied Management » Information Technology » Interactive Media Design » Public Safety Management

Computer & Information Sciences » Computer Science » Information Security » Information Technology » Interactive Media Design » Management Information Sciences » Web Development

Health & Human Services » Applied Psychology » Communications » Criminal Justice Administration » Healthcare Information Systems Management

» Healthcare Management » Human Resources Management » Nursing (Online RN-BSN Completion) » Safety, Security & Emergency Management

Marketing & Communication » Communications » eMarketing » Marketing » Public Relations

MINORS » Accounting » Business Economics » Business Forensics » Communications » Criminal Justice Administration » eMarketing » Financial Management » Global Business » Healthcare Management » Healthcare and Society » Human Resources Management » Management » Management Information Sciences » Marketing » Marketing Promotions » Performance Management » Public Relations » Public Safety Management » Safety, Security & Emergency Management » Small Business Management » Web Development

GRADUATE PROGRAMS » Master of Business Administration (MBA) » Master of Science Accounting (MSA) » Master of Science in Computer Science (MSCS) » Master of Science in Instructional Design & Performance Technology (IDPT) » Master of Science in Marketing & Communication (MCM) *Offering the freedom to design your own degree program, this major can be focused in numerous disciplines.

LEARN ONLINE OR ON CAMPUS Everyone has a preferred style of learning, often influenced by the subject matter and personal schedule. At Franklin University, your learning experience can be tailored according to what works best for your wants and needs. You can choose from classes taught in a face-to-face setting at one of our locations or in an online format. Our courses are offered in 6-, 12-, and 15-week schedules. More than 80% of Franklin students take classes online As this learning mode continues to grow in popularity, we continually refine the curriculum to ensure that classroom interaction and lesson quality are not sacrificed. While the online coursework may be conveyed differently through the ease of advanced technology, the outcome is equivalent to that in our traditional on-site settings. Optimal learning experience Regardless of how and when you prefer to learn, you can be confident that all Franklinâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s courses are designed to facilitate an optimal learning experience that includes dynamic discussions. Why? Because Franklin students come from a variety of backgrounds, occupations, and industries, and their personal and professional insights add weight and dimension to the coursework.

Main Campus-Downtown Columbus

Indianapolis location

The Franklin Main Campus is located at 201 S. Grant Ave. on 14 acres in downtown Columbus, Ohio. Located there are the Franklin University Nationwide Library, the Student Learning Center, the Paul J. Otte Center for Student Services, the Franklin Bookstore, and the Office of the Registrar, along with classrooms, computer labs, testing and tutoring facilities, study centers, and meeting rooms.

Franklin University of Ohio in Indianapolis is located at 8415 Allison Pointe Blvd. It houses classrooms, a learning resource center, computer lab, wireless internet connectivity, and quick-use student kiosks.

Delaware location You can find our Delaware location at 3769 Columbus Pike (at the intersection of State Route 23 and Cheshire Road) in Delaware, Ohio. In addition to undergraduate classes, the Delaware location offers on-campus advising, a computer lab, and free parking.

Dublin location You can find our Dublin location at 495 Metro Place South in Dublin, Ohio, a northwest suburb of Columbus. It features 15 classrooms and amenities including computer labs, on-campus advising, placement testing, make-up exams, and free parking. Many undergraduate majors and the MBA Program are offered at the Dublin location.

Westerville location You can find our Westerville location at 4140 Executive Parkway in Westerville, Ohio, a northeast suburb of Columbus. This location is convenient for more than 1,400 students each year and includes 10 classrooms, two computer labs, a café, and free parking.

Online Available wherever there’s internet access, you’ll always have access to full degree programs, advising options, and University resources.

COMMITTED STUDENT SERVICES TEAM When you choose to further your education, you’re demonstrating a passion for improvement. When you choose to finish your degree and your life is already filled with commitments, you’re signifying a true zest for success. Respecting this, we think your focus and energy should be on attaining knowledge from your studies, not wasted standing in line or trying to figure out who to contact when you have questions. Franklin’s exceptional foundation of student services will help you transition through each phase of your degree program. Once you have explored all your degree options and chosen an educational path by working with a Student Enrollment Advisor (SEA), you will build a personalized relationship with your Academic Advisor, who will serve as your personal contact throughout your education journey − from your first class all the way through graduation.

The Student Services team can assist you with: » Understanding administrative processes and academic programs » Exploring options regarding majors and potential careers » Scheduling courses » Creating a tentative chronological degree completion plan upon request » Referring you to other resources or University offices when appropriate » Reviewing your academic progress, course selection, and graduation requirements » Understanding the alternatives to classroom learning » Finding answers to questions by promptly responding to email and phone inquiries

RESOURCES THAT HELP YOU SUCCEED Everything you need to succeed as a student is on hand at Franklin University. From easily acquiring textbooks to receiving knowledgeable research assistance to getting free tutoring and one-on-one coaching, youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ll find a variety of educational resources are readily accessible.

Financial Aid

Personal Development Coaching Program

At Franklin, the Financial Aid Office will help you get the funds you need to pay for your education by providing you with options for meeting expenses while maintaining a focus on minimizing debt. With their assistance, you can apply for grants, loans, scholarships, or our deferred payment option.

No matter what your field of study or how far along you may be on your educational path, you can receive guidance on balancing your school and life commitments through the Personal Development Coaching Program. You’ll be paired with a successful professional who is trained to help you define your educational and professional goals and map out steps toward success during one-on-one coaching sessions, conducted over the phone, online, or in person.

The Franklin University Nationwide Library Rich with services and resources, the Franklin University Nationwide Library generates a sharing power of more than 46 million items that exceed 10.2 million unique titles and over 100 electronic databases. From real-time chats with librarians to links with libraries across Ohio, the Franklin library provides cutting-edge technology to help you get the most out of your research and study time.

The Student Learning Center Each trimester, thousands of Franklin students are aided by the Student Learning Center (SLC). By providing services and resources designed to empower students with improved skills, the SLC helps our students excel in their courses. The SLC offers online and on-campus tutoring, workshops, placement testing, and proficiency testing.

Intranet Support The University’s intranet portal, myFranklin, supports all courses – both online and face-to-face – and is available to all Franklin students. Through myFranklin, you have access to a personalized entry page with connections to course listings, lesson plans, assignments, grades, transcripts, financial services, personalized email accounts, and links to other learning resources.

The Franklin University Bookstore Whether you need a textbook, school supplies, Franklin gear, or just a want to pick up a snack and a magazine before an evening class, the Franklin University Bookstore has got you covered. You can also conveniently buy and sell your books online.

TRANSFER MORE AND FINISH FASTER No accomplishment should go unrewarded and no journey should be abandoned before it’s complete. You may come to Franklin as a community college student wondering how to take the next step. Perhaps you’re serving as an active member of the military or you’re a veteran transitioning to civilian life. Or maybe you’ve studied at other schools and you’re ready to build on what you’ve already learned. Whatever your situation and motivation may be, Franklin is the place where you can finish what you started. With our generous transfer policy and easy transfer process, it’s no wonder more than 90% of Franklin students transfer credits from other institutions. Transfer your community college credits

Utilize your previous experience

Franklin accepts more of your community college credits than most other institutions, enabling you to transfer your bachelor’s degree faster. Through Franklin’s 3+1 articulation agreements with more than 260 community colleges in 33 states, you can save money by paying the lower community college tuition rate for three years. To make this possible, you complete your associate’s degree, take Franklin bachelor’s degree classes at your community college or online, and then finish your fourth year at Franklin online or on campus.

If you’ve attended a career or technical school, Franklin will award you up to 24 hours of technical credit toward one of our degree-completion majors. Depending on the major you choose, you may also be awarded college credit for your certifications and licensure.

Earn college credit for military experience Designated one of America’s Top Military Friendly Colleges and Universities by Military Advanced Education magazine, Franklin was also chosen by the U.S. Army to be one of the original institutions to participate in the delivery of online education to enlisted soldiers. Whether you’re on active duty, reserve, or veteran status, your military experience and training may count toward college credit at Franklin. Franklin is committed to offering you and your dependents the flexible, convenient course formats you need to balance your education with the demands of military life.

ABOUT FRANKLIN Since 1902, Franklin University has been a pioneer in meeting the needs of adult students who have the ambition to continue their education in combination with other responsibilities. Today, Franklin has grown to be Central Ohioâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s foremost educator of working adults and the third-largest private university in the state. Annually, Franklin serves more than 11,000 students from across the country and around the world. As a private, nonprofit institution of higher education and a leader in online learning, Franklin University offers respected, in-demand undergraduate and graduate degree programs. Classes are taught online and at five Midwest locations.

A PIONEER IN EDUCATION FRANKLIN: A RICH HISTORY 1902

FRANKLIN UNIVERSITY MISSION STATEMENT

Courses offered at the Columbus Young Men’s Christian Association (YMCA) are formally brought under the umbrella of the YMCA School of Commerce

The University of Opportunity

1933

Franklin University provides high quality, relevant education enabling the broadest possible community of learners to achieve their goals and enrich the world.

The School of Commerce is renamed Franklin University

1964 Franklin makes an amiable separation from the YMCA

1969 Franklin celebrates the opening of its first original building, Frasch Hall

1976 Franklin earns accreditation by the North Central Association of Colleges and Universities

Franklin University is a student-centered, nonprofit, independent institution.

FOUR CORNERSTONES

As a learner-centered institution of higher education, Franklin has established Four Cornerstones of educational philosophy: » Ensuring academic quality » Providing access to educational opportunities » Adapting to the needs of students » Responding to changes in society, professions, and the business community

1993 Franklin launches first graduate program (MBA)

1998 Franklin forms the Community College Alliance and Virtual Campus

2002 Franklin celebrates its 100th anniversary

2008 Franklin signs its first agreement to offer programs internationally

2009 Franklin opens its first out-of-state location in Indianapolis

ADVANCE The curriculum at Franklin University is meticulously designed to keep your knowledge fresh and relevant. Through ongoing input received from industry leaders and alumni, we infuse the coursework with case studies that translate from real life into the classroom. Your lessons are strengthened as you apply concepts in projects, which are guided by skilled professors who have proven their academic credentials through real-world application. In addition to preparing you to make a difference on the job today, Franklin University also gives you the tools to develop the well-rounded skills and outlook that lay a foundation for lifelong learning and continual success throughout your career. Employers tell us they value graduates who can exhibit skill in writing, communication, interpersonal communication, principles and ethics, and critical thinking. For this reason, these essential skills are woven into each degree program, along with studies of social sciences, math and science, and global and diversity issues.

ACCOUNTING, FINANCE & FORENSICS Strengthen the foundation Before an enterprise can become successful, it needs a solid foundation. Whether you want to work with facts, figures, forensics, or finance, Franklinâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Accounting, Finance & Forensics Majors will help you build and maintain that framework. Through knowledge gained from curriculum thatâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s continually updated to reflect industry trends, you can secure a career that plays an increasingly important role in any organization.

Accounting

Financial Management

This major will give you the tools to process, measure, and forecast economic results for making decisions with authority.

In this program, you’ll learn how firms raise funds and make portfolio decisions and projections, and be qualified for a myriad of finance careers.

Possible career options: » Auditor » Tax Accountant » Accounting Consultant

Possible career options: » General Manager » Small Business Owner » Analyst

Business Economics

Financial Planning

With this degree, you’ll acquire the ability to understand how to “follow the dollar” and be valued in a variety of industries.

This major will develop the skills to effectively assist clients in managing their financial affairs to meet life or business goals – while also satisfying the educational component required to sit for the national examination of the Certified Financial Planner (CFP).

Possible career options: » Brand Manager » Financial Officer » Operations Executive

Business Forensics The objective of this program is to develop the skills to uncover the causes and effects of business fraud or questionable business practices. Possible career options: » Loss Prevention Manager » Independent Fraud Examiner » Government Fraud Examiner

Possible career options: » Personal Financial Planner » Investment and Wealth Manager » Retirement Planner

Forensic Accounting Focusing on a vastly growing field, this major provides the tools to become a skilled specialist in forensic accounting and develop a foundation of knowledge for professional certifications. Possible career options: » Independent Forensic Auditor » Internal Fraud Examiner » Corporate Accounting Officer

ARTS & SCIENCES Make a lasting connection Understanding human nature is key to creating positive change. By honing your problem-solving skills and increasing your understanding of how people think and react to situations, you will be prepared to play an important role in any industryâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s decision-making processes.

Applied Psychology

Interdisciplinary Studies

This program will give you the knowledge needed to play a fundamental role in shaping the culture of an organization.

Offering the freedom to design your own unique degree program, this major will provide exposure to a variety of disciplines to enhance your critical-thinking and problem-solving skills.

Possible career options: » Career Development » Applied Research » Performance Assessment

Communications This broad-based major emphasizes professional ethics, communication, collaboration, and creativity and will help you understand how people think and process information so you can create clear, precise, and ethical messages crafted for specific audiences. Possible career options: » Community Relations » Corporate Communications » Public Relations

Possible career options: » Leadership positions that involve teamwork and visionary thinkers » Business » Communications

Public Relations This major will provide a solid foundation of knowledge about the public relations industry as you focus on relationship-building, advocacy, ethics, and communication. Possible career options: » PR Manager » Director of Community Relations » Account Executive

BUSINESS & MANAGEMENT Be a leader Every ship needs a captain. Every orchestra needs a conductor. By developing your leadership skills through Franklinâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Business & Management Majors, you can become a confident and effective leader who can motivate individuals and teams to increase efficiency and help businesses achieve success.

Business Administration

Human Resources Management

This major will expose you to a broad range of disciplines and problem-solving techniques that will help you construct a solid framework of business knowledge and understanding.

Equipped with this major, you will be well-qualified to execute key functions within an HR department, understanding essential candidate-analysis techniques, compensation models, training skills, and methods.

Possible career options: » General Manager » Small Business Owner » Training Specialist

Possible career options: » Training and Development Coordinator » Employee Benefits Analyst » Recruitment Specialist

Business Forensics

Management

The objective of this program is to develop the skills to uncover the causes and effects of business fraud or questionable business practices.

Designed to meet the needs of the 21st century manager, this program prepares you to become a forward-thinking leader with the ability to positively transform a work environment.

Possible career options: » Loss Prevention Manager » Independent Fraud Examiner » Government Fraud Examiner

Possible career options: » General Manager » Team Leader » Operations/Production Manager

Healthcare Information Systems Management

Operations & Supply Chain Management

This major was created to meet the health industry’s need for professionally trained and educated individuals in the converging fields of business, information technology, and healthcare management.

With this process- and analytics-driven major, you’ll learn all the operation management steps necessary to take control of your organization’s processes to deliver a product or service.

Possible career options: » Clinical Data Specialist » Systems Analyst » Chief Medical Information Officer

Possible career options: » Supply Chain Manager » Product Manager » Chief Operating Officer

COMPLETION MAJORS Build on your experience Many working professionals have already begun their higher education journey. Through Franklin, you can transfer your technical credits from previously completed college courses, certifications and licensure from a variety of disciplines toward a bachelorâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s degree.

Allied Healthcare Management

Interactive Media Design

This unique completion program is intended for those who have patient-care technical credits and build on industry skills to gain a strong understanding of interpersonal, management and administrative issues in the healthcare industry.

As a transfer student who has previously studied interactive media, you will build on the technical talents you’ve already developed and will also be able to successfully manage accounts and teams.

Possible career options: » Acute Care » Insurance » Managed Care

Applied Management This major will prepare you to expand your growth potential in a leadership and management role or start a business in a multitude of industries. Possible career options: » General Manager » Small Business Owner » Training Specialist

Information Technology This program exposes you to a broad spectrum of knowledge, experience, and skills to help you play an essential role in a business environment by implementing mission-critical infrastructure, security, and servers. Possible career options: » Network Administrator » IT Support Generalist » Web Security Administrator

Possible career options: » Mobile Application Designer » Multimedia Designer/Animator » User-Experience Designer

Nursing (Online RN-BSN Completion) In this transfer friendly online RN-BSN completion major for registered nurses, you will integrate critical analysis with problem solving, improve your communication skills, and grow your industry expertise and leadership skills. Possible career options: » Acute Care Nurse » Nurse Manager » Nurse Scientist

Public Safety Management This innovative major enables you to receive credit for your training and enhance your existing technical abilities by incorporating communication skills, management training, and business leadership practices. Possible career options: » Fire or Police Administrator » EMT/EMS Coordinator » Homeland Security Professional

COMPUTER & INFORMATION SCIENCES Master technology The potential is limitless for those who can tap the technological pulse of the business world. By developing highly specialized technical and business expertise that is valued in organizations across all industries, you can position yourself as an essential resource today â&#x20AC;&#x201C; and tomorrow.

Computer Science

Interactive Media Design

With this major, you will develop a broad base of skills and learn what it takes to create the next wave of groundbreaking computer systems.

As a transfer student who has previously studied interactive media, you will build on the technical talents you’ve already developed and will also be able to successfully manage accounts and teams.

Possible career options: » Software Architect » Computer Programmer » Database Administrator

Information Security Whether you are transferring credits from a community college or adding dimension to your current IT role, through this major, you will receive a deep grounding in the theoretical framework and models as well as the policies and business practices that cover the breadth of information security. Possible career options: » Data Security Analyst » Information Security Manager » Network Security Specialist

Possible career options: » Mobile Application Designer » Multimedia Designer/Animator » User-Experience Designer

Management Information Sciences Going beyond information technology, this major will help you develop the interpersonal skills needed to effectively communicate technology concepts to various audiences within an organization. Possible career options: » Information Technology Manager » Business Analyst » System Analyst

Web Development This highly specialized major will help you champion the technologies necessary to develop and continually enhance a well-designed, easy-to-use website. Possible career options: » Web Master » Director of Internet Marketing » Web Marketing Manager

HEALTH & HUMAN SERVICES Shape the world Certain fields are vital to the prosperity of humankind. Whether you already have experience or want to get established in healthcare or human services, Franklin can help you excel in these essential fields and meet your career goals.

Applied Psychology

Healthcare Management

This program will give you the knowledge needed to play a fundamental role in shaping the culture of an organization.

By exposing you to a wide array of subjects emphasizing leadership, team building, performance management, and ethics, this major will help you excel in a fast-growing, thriving industry.

Possible career options: » Career Development » Applied Research » Performance Assessment

Communications

Possible career options: » Pharmaceutical Companies » Hospitals » Insurance Companies

This broad-based major emphasizes professional ethics, communication, collaboration, and creativity and will help you understand how people think and process information so you can create clear, precise, and ethical messages crafted for specific audiences.

Human Resources Management

Possible career options: » Community Relations » Corporate Communications » Public Relations

Possible career options: » Training and Development Coordinator » Employee Benefits Analyst » Recruitment Specialist

Criminal Justice Administration

Nursing (Online RN-BSN Completion)

This contemporary major, designed with the inside knowledge of leaders in law enforcement and the U.S. court system, will help you meet the rising educational requirements for personnel in the fields of law enforcement, corrections, juvenile justice, and court administration.

In this transfer friendly online RN-BSN completion major for registered nurses, you will integrate critical analysis with problem solving, improve your communication skills, and grow your industry expertise and leadership skills.

Possible career options: » Correction Officer » Criminal Investigator » Law Enforcement Officer

Healthcare Information Systems Management This major was created to meet the health industry’s need for professionally trained and educated individuals in the converging fields of business, information technology, and healthcare management. Possible career options: » Clinical Data Specialist » Systems Analyst » Chief Medical Information Officer

Equipped with this major, you will be well-qualified to execute key functions within the HR department, understanding essential candidate-analysis techniques, compensation models, training skills, and methods.

Possible career options: » Acute Care Nurse » Nurse Manager » Nurse Scientist

Safety, Security & Emergency Management With this major, you can enter or advance within the exciting, growing fields of public safety or private security. Possible career options: » Law Enforcement » Emergency Management » Homeland Security

MARKETING & COMMUNICATION Define yourself The ability of a successful business to effectively communicate is often what sets it apart. By extending your skills comprehensively and learning how to identify communication needs, you can deliver effective, compelling messages to growing, diverse audiences.

Communications

Marketing

By learning how to market yourself as well as products and services through this major, you will gain the skills and confidence you need to promote, price, and distribute a good, service, or idea according to a well-designed plan.

Possible career options: » Community Relations » Corporate Communications » Public Relations

eMarketing This major is designed to help you meet the demands of consumers while creating innovative ways to reach specific target audiences. Possible career options: » Director of Internet Marketing » Manager of eCommerce » Web Marketing Manager

Possible career options: » Marketing Manager » Advertising Copywriter » Market Research Analyst

Public Relations This major will provide a solid foundation of knowledge about the public relations industry as well as develop the skill sets specific to today’s PR professionals. Possible career options: » PR Manager » Director of Community Relations » Account Executive

INVEST IN YOURSELF Earning your degree is one of the most valuable investments you can make. Franklin is dedicated to removing barriers to higher education. As a result, many Franklin students discover they’re closer to earning a degree than they thought. Not only does Franklin offer competitive tuition rates, but students can also make the most of their money by transferring the maximum credits or taking advantage of one of the University’s many 3+1 articulation agreements with community colleges. Plus, more than half of all Franklin students receive some type of financial assistance, including grants, loans, scholarships, or our deferred payment option.

Franklin University tuition rates per credit hour for the 2011-2012 Academic Year (on campus or online): Standard Undergraduate course rate ............................................................................................. $375 Computer Science Undergraduate course rate ........................................................................... $440 Graphics course rate .............................................................................................................................. $440 Information Technology course rate ............................................................................................... $440 MIS course rate ........................................................................................................................................ $440 Web Development course rate ......................................................................................................... $440 Instructional Design & Performance Technology course rate ................................................ $475 Standard Graduate course rate ......................................................................................................... $540 Computer Science Graduate course rate ....................................................................................... $605 New undergraduate students are charged a one-time, non-refundable Initial Processing Fee of $25.

Per Credit Hour Tuition Comparison National Online Universities ....................... $495-$580

» Transfer your entire associate’s degree and up to a maximum of 84 semester credit hours (126 quarter hours)

Franklin University ......................................... $375

» Free transfer credit evaluation » Over 90% of Franklin students are transfer students 33

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I love Franklin. I’m taking classes that open up the way I think about the world − and myself. I feel empowered. As a student, as a professional, as a mother − I’m excited about what’s to come.

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Amy Wolford

Interdisciplinary Studies

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The list of the top employers of Franklin alumni and students includes: As Franklin has grown, so has the number of our successful graduates. A Franklin University degree is a tangible symbol of the significant achievement of its graduates, most of whom earn their degrees while working full time and fulfilling many other family and life commitments.

Abercrombie and Fitch

IBM Corporation

Time Warner Cable

American Electric Power

John Deere

United Parcel Service

Anheuser Busch, Inc.

JPMorgan Chase

United States Postal Service

AOL

Limited Brands

U.S. Air Force

AT&T

Macyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s

U.S. Army

Cardinal Health

Nationwide

US Bank

Citi

Owens Corning

U.S. Navy

Discover Card

PNC

Verizon Wireless

FedEx

Progressive Insurance

Walmart

Fifth Third Bank

Qwest Communications

Wendyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s International

Gap Inc.

Sears

Xerox

Gates McDonald

State Auto Insurance

General Electric Company

State Farm Insurance

Honda Manufacturing

State of Ohio

Huntington Bank

Sterling Commerce

ACHIEVEMENT A good reputation is priceless. Educating working professionals for more than 100 years, Franklin University is well-known as a leader in higher education. Accordingly, Franklin University students and alumni are employed by companies with national and global influence, and Franklinâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s programs have received multiple recognitions and awards.

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A GLOBAL LEADER With each passing year, Franklin’s global presence continues to grow stronger. Not only is Franklin home to international students from more than 90 countries, but it has also defined itself as a world leader in higher education with partnerships to offer its programs at colleges and universities around the globe. This is important to our students. The modern world dictates that today’s professionals stretch their perspectives and abilities in order to stay competitive as the world of commerce extends across oceans and cultures. For this reason, we are extending our reach and capabilities so that you may do the same. Through our global partnerships, Franklin can draw from contemporary ideas and practices from diverse cultures – and ultimately incorporate our observations and experiences into coursework, adding veracity to your education. Why all this effort? Because we want you to succeed. No matter which of Franklin’s degree programs you pursue, have no doubt that the coursework is applicable, relevant, and instilled with what you need to become an adaptable, forward-thinking professional. Because when you succeed, so do we.

OUR INTERNATIONAL PARTNERS

TOP 10 COUNTRIES AT FRANKLIN

» Wroclaw School of Banking (Poland)

1. India 2. China 3. Tanzania 4. Kenya 5. Indonesia

» University St. Kliment Ohridski-Bitola (Macedonia) » National Mining University (Ukraine) » Okan University (Turkey) » University of Economics of Bratislava (Slovakia) » Mangalore University (India) » Sichuan University (China) » Vietnam National University (Vietnam) » Modern College of Business and Science (Oman) » Megatrend University (Serbia)

6. Jamaica 7. Nepal 8. Senegal 9. United Arab Emirates 10. Ghana Percentages represent Franklin international student population (2009-10 academic year)

8.01% 7.32% 5.95% 5.26% 4.12% 3.20% 2.97% 2.75% 2.52% 2.52%

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