Higher education is difficult to navigate. Students often wonder.....Which major should I choose? How does financial aid work? Will I get along with my roommates? What do I do when I have anxiety? Will I be safe away from my parents? How do I find a career after I graduate?

Little Frank’s Answer: He is honest about the challenges and opportunities all students face in their college journey so you can easily feel informed to make decisions. Little Frank and the dedicated faculty and staff at Marian have experience understanding college processes, the university social climate, and all the complex language used in higher ed; what is FAFSA again?!

Once admitted, start using your admissions checklist. Little Frank will help remind you to submit your deposit, register for orientation, and complete housing application. Look for texts, calls, mail, and emails from your admissions counselor.

Little Frank loves to award scholarships! It is important all students and parents know that 98% of all undergrad students receive institutional grants or loans. You can review scholarships and application deadlines on our website, but call or email your admissions counselor if you want to know about which scholarships you may qualify to receive.

Hello, parents! Let's be frank about safety on campus. We know you're a little nervous about your student's safety while they are away from home. It takes a village to raise a child, and we're here to help! Marian's Campus Safety officers, who are members of the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department, patrol campus 24 hours a day! They can be reached by phone or using our Campus Shield app.

Not exactly. Let's be frank about financial aid. Sometimes, it can be confusing! What is the difference between a loan and a scholarship or what does it mean if it is one-year or renewable? We understand that you may not know what all of this means, but through an interactive award letter that is sent to every accepted student, Little Frank and the Office of Financial Aid will help you better understand how to read your financial aid package.