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Ball State Students Earn International Recognition in Ireland

Group of six men pose together as one holds a certificate recognizing an innovation challenge award.

Every month, Ball State alumnus Phill Miller boards a plane bound for Dublin, Ireland, to lead an international technology company. He never imagined those trips would create an unforgettable experience for two Ball State students. A 2002 graduate of the Honors College with a degree in computer science, Mr. Miller has remained connected with Dr. […]

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What Kind of Academic Help Can Students Get in College?

A student looks through a book while surrounded by bookshelves in a library.

College comes with a learning curve, and you don’t have to figure it all out alone. Whether you’re stuck on a tough class, unsure how to plan your semester, or just want a better system for studying, there’s more academic support available than most students realize—and most of it is free. Reaching out for help […]

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Where Can I Find College Tutoring? A Student’s Guide

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When a class starts to feel harder than expected, tutoring can make a real difference, and it’s more available than most students realize. If you’re wondering where to find college tutoring, the good news is that most of what you need is probably already included in your tuition. This guide covers where to look, what […]

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How to Find an Academic Advisor: A Student’s Quick Guide

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If you’ve ever wondered how to find an academic advisor, you’re not alone—it’s one of the most common questions students have. Here’s a quick guide to finding your advisor, understanding what they do, and reaching out with confidence. How Do You Find Out Who Your Student Advisor Is? Most colleges assign your advisor automatically once […]

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What to Expect on a College Visit: A Complete Guide for Prospective Students

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Visiting a campus in person is one of the best ways to know if a college is the right fit. Photos and virtual tours only tell you so much—walking the halls, sitting in on a class, and talking with real students gives you a much clearer picture of daily life there. If you’re wondering what […]

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First Six Weeks of College: What to Expect and How to Adjust

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The first six weeks of college set the tone for the rest of your semester. You’re juggling new classes, a new living space, and more independence than you’ve likely had before—and that mix can feel exciting and a little overwhelming at once. The good news is that a few steady habits go a long way. […]

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Celebrating Excellence: Ball State Honors 2026 Award Recipients

Ball State President Geoffrey S. Mearns speaks at the podium during Fall Opening Convocation as Provost Anand R. Marri looks on from the stage.

Ball State University celebrated the outstanding contributions of faculty and staff during its annual Fall Opening Convocation on Aug. 21 at Emens Auditorium. Each year, the University recognizes individuals whose teaching, research, creative work, service, mentorship, leadership, and commitment to students strengthen Ball State and its community. Recipients are selected through detailed review processes involving […]

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How Indiana Universities Prepare Students for Careers

Student and Professor discuss building designs

How Indiana Universities Prepare Students for Careers Choosing the right college involves more than reviewing academic programs. For many students and families, understanding how universities prepare students for careers is an equally important part of the decision. Indiana colleges offer a range of career development resources—from hands-on internships and career exploration for students to alumni […]

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Essential Career Preparation for College Students 

Students talk with an employer at the Cardinal Job Fair

Career preparation for college students involves more than updating a résumé before graduation. Whether you are just starting out or approaching your final year, building professional skills and awareness early can make a meaningful difference as you pursue opportunities after college. The questions below address some of the  most common career concerns students have—and practical ways […]

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Ball State Economics Students Participate in U.S.–China Exchange Program to Explore Environmental Innovation and Solutions

Two Ball State students explore automotive technology exhibits during an international study abroad experience.

In addition to a solid education and career preparation, Ball State University offers its students opportunities to explore real-world problems and seek viable solutions. For Aaron Turner and Katherine Wilcox, economics students in Ball State’s Miller College of Business, one of those opportunities took them to the other side of the world. Mr. Turner and […]

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