Ft. Wayne Colleges & Universities


Fort Wayne Offer Students Abundant Research, Career, and Recreational Opportunities
Fort Wayne earned the designation of "Tree City USA" by the National Arbor Day Foundation 18 years ago. It was ranked one of Golf Digest's Best Golf Towns in America, and it honors Johnny Appleseed, who is buried here, with a fall pioneer festival. Fort Wayne offers plenty of beauty and outdoor recreation to its residents.

But as the "Crossroads of America," Fort Wayne is a U.S. transportation hub, making it ideally situated for business. That and its commitment to research and innovation make it an excellent locale in which to attend college... continue »

Ft. Wayne Locations at a Glance

  • 1.  ITT Technical Institute - Fort Wayne
2810 Dupont Commerce Court
Fort Wayne, IN 46825
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  • 2.  Indiana Business College - Ft. Wayne
6413 North Clinton Street
Ft. Wayne, IN 46825
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Campus Programs
  • ITT Technical Institute - Fort Wayne

    With over 100 campuses nationwide and online programs offered as well, the ITT Technical Institutes may have a program that is convenient for you. ITT Tech is dedicated to teaching technology.

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  • Indiana Business College - Ft. Wayne

    Indiana  Business College offers a career-focused education in fields like business, criminal justice, health sciences, information technology, and more. Lifetime employment assistance for graduates.

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Fort Wayne's Industry and Innovation
The following have been identified as key industries for growth in Fort Wayne:
  • Transportation: Fort Wayne ranks ninth in railroad mileage, 15th in water-borne shipping, and has 11,000 total highway miles among eight major highways. All this makes it appealing to businesses with operations nationwide.
  • Life Sciences: Indiana has been identified as one of the nation's top four life sciences leaders, by number of jobs and concentration of workers.
  • Financial Services: Fort Wayne has long been a center for financial and insurance services, with such companies as Lincoln Financial Group and Aetna U.S. Healthcare being located here.
  • Communications & Defense: Indiana's fiber optic network is among the best in the country, meaning that telecommunications and defense jobs are quite plentiful.
  • Agri-Processing: With more than 14.7 million acres of farmland, Indiana relies heavily on food production and bio-fuels for its economy.
Students earning degrees in business, electrical engineering, telecommunications, computer science, information technology, biomedicine, finance, logistics, or agriculture in Fort Wayne should find themselves ideally situated to begin their careers. Other pluses for students at schools in Fort Wayne include a library that was ranked among the nation's top 10 and a high percentage (30.2%) of 24 to 44 year-olds.
Indiana Metro Areas
Ft. Wayne Facts & Stats
City Website: http://www.cityoffortwayne.org/

Area: 127 km2

County: Allen County

Population (2003): 220,486

Area Code: 219

Newspapers: Journal Gazette, daily morning newspaper; The News-Sentinel, daily evening newspaper; Whatzup, weekly entertainment newspaper

Nickname: "The Summit City"

Minor League Sports: Fort Wayne Fever, minor league men's and women's soccer; Fort Wayne Freedom (United Indoor Football Association); Fort Wayne Komets (United Hockey League); Fort Wayne Wizards, minor league baseball; Fort Wayne Flyers (Minor League Football Association)
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