Franklin University FAQ

Franklin University location is conveniently located on the northeast side of the city in Castleton, easily accessible from I-465. Our street address is 8415 Allison Pointe Blvd., Suite 400, Lake Pointe Center 5, Indianapolis, IN 46250. Get directions.

Our Indianapolis location features our largest and most popular undergraduate and graduate programs including Accounting, Business Administration, Business Forensics, Forensic Accounting, and a Master of Business Administration (MBA).  Don't see the program you want? Many other degree programs are available to you online through our Virtual Campus. Our advising, tutoring, and other services will be available to you on campus or online.

All Indianapolis students have on-campus access to instructional faculty, academic support and student services. You will be assigned to an Indy-based local Student Service Coordinator (SSC), who remains your primary point of contact for the duration of your educational journey. They'll help you prepare a chronological degree path, review your academic progress, and connect you with other University departments. The SSC will also provide general financial aid and transfer credit assistance to all students. At Franklin's Indianapolis location, you'll have access to the Learning Resource Center, providing you with library services, testing and tutoring. You'll also enjoy a computer lab, access to an electronic resource database through the library, technology-enhanced classrooms, wireless Internet access and quick-use student kiosks on site.

As part of our commitment to the community and helping to stimulate the local economy, Franklin University hires the majority of its employees from Indianapolis. However in order to successfully transfer the "Franklin University DNA" and assure that we achieve the same high standards present at our Columbus locations, some experienced administrative staff may be exported to Indianapolis.

Franklin is passionate about eliminating barriers for adult students and providing students with the tools they need to be successful. Our flexible class schedules, multiple start dates, on-campus and online course delivery, support services, and overall student-centered approach sets us apart from other colleges and universities. But it's not just how we deliver, it's what we deliver. Courses are taught by adjunct faculty who are experts in their respective industries. These faculty work in their fields during the day and teach at Franklin University at night. Courses are developed based on research from adult learning theory, learning styles, and instructional strategies applied to a "practice-to-theory-to-practice" approach. This approach to curriculum development provides students with the ability to take what they learn in class and apply it immediately on the job. This approach, when combined with critical-thinking, decision-making and problem-solving skills, uniquely positions Franklin University graduates to take their career to the next level.