W&J is a great school to be challenged. W&J is known for its medical, law, psychology, and other programs. The school is known to be academically rigorous, helping prepare students for graduate school, medical school, law school, and the real world. The classes and entire experience here allows you to be well prepared for anything after 4 years at W&J. Coming to W&J, I learned a lot (academically and experience wise). My metality and way of thinking changed even after only one year. You not only learn from professors, but you learn from everyone you come into contact with. The classes are amazing, and you end up finding something that you're interested in because W&J is a liberal arts school. You bascically get to test out the waters with different subjects, and you end up finding something you love to learn.
Do you enjoy the experience at your school?
I finished my freshman year last year and loved it. The upperclassmen are so welcoming toward the Freshmen, and the faculty/administrators are amazing. I felt at home when coming to W&J, and felt like I did not need to go home too often. It is NOT a suitcase campus. Most students who go here, stay here. I love the environment and the people. The surround is intimate and you are able to build close relationships. The President of the school knows your name, and she can be found in the cafeteria eating with other students. You see Deans and administrators around campus, and chatting with students. They are at different events and participate in many student activities. I am involved many activities on campus, and hold an active role in each organization. W&J opens the door to so many opportunties to get involved and make a difference. Students' opinions matter so much on this campus, which is evident in the surveys that they send out.
Do you feel you’re getting value for the money you’re spending on college?
W&J is expensive, but your education is an investment. I made a lot of connections with faculty, administrators, staff, and students. It is a lot of money, but I think it is well worth the investment. You get so many opportunities, and meeting the right people on campus allows you to make a name for yourself. It's all about connections and using your resources! W&J provides that and much more.
Do you have any tips for prospective students?
The transition from high school work to college work can be difficult. Be prepared to WORK for your grade. You're going to find that your study habits will have to change. Dive into the many opportunities that W&J has to offer! There are so many activities and clubs to join! You can get more involved and have a say in what goes on, on campus.
Which types of students will excel at your college?
People who love to learn, enjoys challenges, and enjoys close relationships with faculty, administrators, staff, and students. Students who are looking for small, liberal arts schools. Those who like the intimate setting. Students who are willing to work for their grades and put time into assignments.
W&J is a great school to be challenged. W&J is known for its medical, law, psychology, and other programs. The school is known to be academically rigorous, helping prepare students for graduate school, medical school, law school, and the real world. The classes and entire experience here allows you to be well prepared for anything after 4 years at W&J. Coming to W&J, I learned a lot (academically and experience wise). My metality and way of thinking changed even after only one year. You not only learn from professors, but you learn from everyone you come into contact with. The classes are amazing, and you end up finding something that you're interested in because W&J is a liberal arts school. You bascically get to test out the waters with different subjects, and you end up finding something you love to learn.
I finished my freshman year last year and loved it. The upperclassmen are so welcoming toward the Freshmen, and the faculty/administrators are amazing. I felt at home when coming to W&J, and felt like I did not need to go home too often. It is NOT a suitcase campus. Most students who go here, stay here. I love the environment and the people. The surround is intimate and you are able to build close relationships. The President of the school knows your name, and she can be found in the cafeteria eating with other students. You see Deans and administrators around campus, and chatting with students. They are at different events and participate in many student activities. I am involved many activities on campus, and hold an active role in each organization. W&J opens the door to so many opportunties to get involved and make a difference. Students' opinions matter so much on this campus, which is evident in the surveys that they send out.
W&J is expensive, but your education is an investment. I made a lot of connections with faculty, administrators, staff, and students. It is a lot of money, but I think it is well worth the investment. You get so many opportunities, and meeting the right people on campus allows you to make a name for yourself. It's all about connections and using your resources! W&J provides that and much more.
The transition from high school work to college work can be difficult. Be prepared to WORK for your grade. You're going to find that your study habits will have to change. Dive into the many opportunities that W&J has to offer! There are so many activities and clubs to join! You can get more involved and have a say in what goes on, on campus.
People who love to learn, enjoys challenges, and enjoys close relationships with faculty, administrators, staff, and students. Students who are looking for small, liberal arts schools. Those who like the intimate setting. Students who are willing to work for their grades and put time into assignments.