You are absolutely sure that you want to work for SEP, but you still aren't quite convinced that you want to live in or around Indianapolis. Granted, Indianapolis doesn't have some of the charm, excitement, activities, crime, pollution, gridlock, etc. of big cities like New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, or Seattle, but there are still quite a few interesting things to do here if you just look around. As the ancient proverb says, "A foolish man searches for happiness in far-off lands, a wise man finds happiness in Indianapolis, Indiana." Hopefully, this information will give you some idea of what's doin' in Indy.

Certainly you'll need a place to live, hopefully not very far from work. We suggest that you obtain a copy of the Greater Indianapolis Apartment Guide, a free directory of apartments that is published monthly. It is distributed at area supermarkets and drug stores, or check it out online.

On those occasions when you need to take a rest from playing Counter-Strike, you might be interested in some of the other leisure activities the city and state have to offer. If you enjoy watching spectator sports, Indianapolis has many offerings on the professional, college, and amateur levels. And, if you feel like you can do it as well as the pros, you'll probably be interested in the outdoor sports that are going on in Indy. Or perhaps you enjoy being outside but aren't quite as competitively minded, in which case the Indianapolis outdoors may be for you. Finally, for those of you with an artistic side, we've included some information about the arts and music scene in central Indiana. But, if you've searched high and low and still can't find anything exciting in our fair city, just gas up the car and head for Chicago or Cincinnati, and see if you can find it there. If you can't find it in either of those places, you should probably consider lowering your expectations.

If you want to find out a little more about Indianapolis, we have put together a list of a few links which contain general information about the city. You can use them to find information on the weather, local news, local events, local sports and activities, etc.