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Students applying under Early Decision certify that Wesleyan is their first choice and agree to accept Wesleyan’s offer of admission. If extended, students also agree to withdraw applications submitted to other colleges and not to initiate any new applications. First-year applicants who wish to apply to more than one college should apply ...
Athletics. Wesleyan is a member of the New England Small College Athletic Conference and competes in NCAA Division III sports. The scholar-athletes who participate in our 29 varsity teams (as well as club teams and intramural sports) are guided by the core values of teamwork, respect, balance, integrity, and sportsmanship. Athletics.
Mar 15, 2016 · Only students applying for need-based financial aid and who have demonstrated need will be considered. Wesleyan meets 100% of demonstrated financial need for all admitted students, domestic and international. Transfer students are not eligible for The African Scholars Program. Admission to Wesleyan and the selection process for Wesleyan African ...
Wesleyan University was founded in 1831 by Methodist leaders and Middletown citizens. Instruction began with 48 students of varying ages, the president, three professors, and one tutor; tuition was $36 per year. Today Wesleyan offers instruction in 46 departments and 45 major fields of study and awards the bachelor of arts and graduate degrees.
Curriculum. Wesleyan University is dedicated to providing a bold, rigorous education in the liberal arts that values putting ideals into practice. With 47 majors, 32 minors, and 2 certificates, Wesleyan students have the opportunity to work at the highest level, discover what they love to do, and apply their knowledge in meaningful ways.
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The opening of the Wesleyan University-Philippines Graduate School was the brainchild of Dr. Roxy Lefforge, the institution’s third President. It was conceived shortly after she assumed office in 1952 in collaboration with some Methodist members who saw the need to offer an advance course in Education.
