The most well-known university in Indiana is Notre Dame, famous not only for its excellent academics but also for its Fighting Irish football team. The University of Notre Dame consistently ranks among the top 25 schools in the nation in surveys like The Princeton Review and Kiplinger's. It's often listed as a "best value" university as well and has been pronounced "a new Ivy" by several publications. Sixty-three Bachelor's degrees are available in six different schools, and the college's study abroad program is one of the most extensive in the world. Interested students can even study law in London! The list of notable alumni is a mile long and includes many politicians like Condoleeza Rice, athletes such as baseball manager Joe Garagiola Jr. , and entertainment personalities like Regis Philbin.

Indiana University boasts eight campuses, and you'll often find the Bloomington campus on lists of the nation's best higher learning institutions. On all eight campuses combined, there are nearly 100,000 students, and the school's annual operating budget is $2.2 billion! IU Bloomington is considered a top comprehensive research institute and attracts the most desirable faculty. In the IU system, you can find just about any major you might be seeking, and your choice will determine your campus location.

For those who prefer a private college, be sure to check out DePauw University. Founded by the United Methodist Church, DePauw is consistently ranked in the top tier of the nation's liberal arts colleges. The university's School of Music has graduated a number of leaders in the field. This selective school of about 2,500 students is located in Greencastle, about an hour west of Indianapolis.

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