Whole Student Support 

Founder’s College provides built-in, holistic support while you earn your degree so you can do—and feel—your best. From flexible block scheduling for classes to accommodate work and family obligations to accessing on-campus counseling and health services, our close-knit community atmosphere means you never have to figure out college on your own. 

And since financial aid is expected to cover all or nearly all of your tuition and fees, you’ll have peace of mind knowing financial constraints will never hinder your academic pursuits. Your goals truly are in reach.

As you and your classmates navigate your college journey, you’ll gain entirely new and diverse experiences together. Orientation events will help introduce and connect you with other students, faculty, and staff. You’ll be quickly welcomed into the greater Butler family, with opportunities to participate in student organizations, attend campus events, and enjoy amenities like the fitness-focused Health and Recreation Complex. And a network of mentors is always available to answer questions, lend a helping hand, and make your college experience as fulfilling and rewarding as possible.  

empowering you to be your best self

Explore the many ways Founder’s College champions student well-being, academically, professionally, and personally. We’re here for you every step of the way.

Careers and Internships

Tap into the Butler network for paid internship and professional development opportunities, tailored to your field of study.

Mental and Physical Health

Pursuing a degree isn’t always easy. But access to counseling, healthcare, exercise equipment, and spiritual care should be.

Student Life

As a Founder’s College student, you’re a Dawg, through and through—and at Butler, there’s never a shortage of things to do.

Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion

Butler’s Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) programs and the Efroymson Diversity Center serve as a resource to help you celebrate differences, promote equity, and flourish as your authentic self.