September 12, 2022
After outgrowing our original Carmel office, we knew we needed more space to accommodate our expanding services and clientele in the Carmel community.
Class 101 in Carmel will continue to offer personalized and comprehensive college planning services and pursue our mission to empower, serve, and inspire students.
Thank you to the families who transitioned with us to the new office!
Carmel Grand Opening Celebration
We were blown away by the support of the community and clients at our Carmel Grand Opening celebration.
Along with students and parents showing up to support the event, Class 101 owners were joined by special guests from the city of Carmel. Carmel City Councilman, Jeff Worrell, and Carmel City Councilwoman, Laura Campbell, gave remarks alongside OneZone representatives, and Class 101 Founder, Tom Pabin, attended to celebrate the new location in Carmel.
Watch the video above to see a recap of the grand opening event!
Visit our new Carmel Class 101 office
Class 101 Carmel’s new office is centrally located, just off of Rangeline Road in Carmel at 20 Executive Drive, Suite 1, Carmel, IN 46032
Stop by in-person or tour our new office space with this virtual tour from owners Randy and Alyssa.
Class 101 experts are here for the Carmel community
Class 101’s experts in Carmel, IN are here to help students and families with their comprehensive college planning and test prep needs in Carmel, Indiana. Contact us today or stop by our new location to get started!
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