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Academic advising.

The Office of Academic Advising seeks to provide a comprehensive system for monitoring student progress. Academic advisors help students with course selection, work with students and faculty to resolve attendance and behavioral problems and monitor midterm and final grade reports and degree evaluations.

The Wake Forest Admissions office provides prospective students with resources, including showcasing what Wake Forest has to offer, information on planning campus visits and tools to help navigate the application process.

Career Services

The Office of Personal and Career Development assists students in their preparation for life after graduation by helping them with career selection, self discovery, writing resumes, interview skills, internship opportunities and more.

Center for Learning, Access, and Student Success

The Center for Learning, Access, and Student Success provides study skills training and counseling. Students can learn to read critically, take notes effectively, manage their time, improve their motivation, increase their reading speed, and prepare for tests.

Financial Aid

The Office of Student Financial Aid exists to help you find the resources you need to attend Wake Forest.

First in Flight

First in Flight is a student-run organization designed to support all first-generation students, providing opportunities for conversation, social events, and a dedicated peer mentoring program.

Intercultural Center

The Intercultural Center develops and implements programming which fosters the academic and personal development of the university’s ethnic minority population.

International/Study Abroad

The Center for Global Programs and Studies is committed to the internationalization of Wake Forest University. Contact them with any questions about study abroad programs.

Wake Forest University has multiple libraries to serve undergraduate and graduate students, faculty, staff and the community.

Math Center

The Math Center offers free, one-on-one, math tutoring for Wake Forest University students.

Mentoring Resource Center

The Mentoring Resource Center provides standards, training, support, tracking, recognition, and inspiration for mentoring across the entire Wake Forest campus, both for formal mentoring programs and for informal mentoring relationships.

Undergraduate Bulletin

The Undergraduate Bulletin includes course, faculty, and administration listings and other information pertinent to undergraduates.

University Counseling Center

The University Counseling Center is available for various personal issues, including adjustment to university life; stress management and others.

Undergraduate Research and Creative Activities Center (URECA)

The URECA Center was established to promote undergraduate research and creative activity across Wake Forest College.

Writing Center

The primary purpose of the Writing Center at Wake Forest is to offer students a place where they can discuss their writing and writing processes with trained tutors.

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Pro Humanitate (for humanity) invites us to use our ideas, knowledge, talents and compassion on behalf of humanity in all its difference and diversity. 

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Our Winston-Salem, N.C., campus houses an academic community of almost 9,000 students, with more studying at Wake Forest locations in Charlotte, Washington, D.C., and around the world. Our undergraduate liberal arts curriculum inspires a holistic approach to preparing graduate and professional school students. We graduate leaders with integrity and courage who use their success to make an impact on society.

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Two Wake Forest students named Goldwater Scholars

Wake Forest junior Elena Singer-Freeman and sophomore Cassandra Hung have been named 2024 Barry M. Goldwater Scholars. The two are among 438 college students from across the U.S. to receive the award for the 2024-25 academic year. Award winners are selected based on academic merit from a pool of more than 5,000 sophomores and juniors studying natural sciences, mathematics and engineering.

Face to Face Speaker Forum announces 2024-25 lineup

Wake Forest's Face to Face Speaker Forum invites world-renowned, influential voices to discuss a variety of topics including politics, arts and culture, and business and innovation. The 2024-25 season will feature Peyton Manning, Anderson Cooper, Jesmyn Ward, David Brooks and John Legend.

Fostering Potential

As the CEO of Coded by Kids, Danae Tilghman Mobley (’06) is working to make tech careers available to more children and young adults.

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“It was his joy that illuminated his face and enlivened his resonant voice. His joy captured our hearts. Through his words and example, we learned great truths. Through his joy, we made them our own.” — J. Reid Morgan (‘75, JD ‘79) Today, hundreds gathered in Wait Chapel and by livestream to to celebrate the life of Provost Emeritus Edwin Graves Wilson (1923-2024), to extend care and comfort to the Wilson family and to pay tribute to a man whose influence spans generations of Wake Foresters. Dr. Wilson connected us all with the spirit of friendliness and honor. He will never be forgotten. #ProHumanitate

“The challenge of comedy is trying to find the common ground with someone you’ve never met.” – #TrevorNoah Emmy Award-winning comedian, bestselling author and former host of “The Daily Show“ Trevor Noah joined @facetofacewfu in a conversation with award-winning reporter, radio host and podcaster Sam Sanders.

Wake Forest University is dedicated to undergraduate research. Led by our energetic and esteemed faculty, this scholarship connects our academic learning to the world and puts our university motto, #ProHumanitate, into action. Professor Michael Rizzo has inspired undergraduate Emily Jones’ passion within the Department of Biology. After taking his Introduction to Biology course, Emily enrolled in Professor Rizzo’s upper-level Cell and Molecular Biology class. Dr. Rizzo is a neuroscientist and shares cutting-edge information from the field, including molecular cloning, mass spectroscopy and CRISPR. Understanding these techniques encourages Emily’s interests in biology by helping her appreciate their real-world use. Additionally, Emily had the privilege of joining a biology research lab, where Professor Rizzo served as advisor. Emily has now joined the PCR and Gel Electrophoresis project, studying genetic material. During their weekly meetings, Dr. Rizzo is always sure to check in on his students. He asks them about what is going on in their lives and other courses. It is just one more example of how Wake Forest offers a superior academic experience – and one that is personalized, warm and welcoming. Accepted students can take the first step toward enrollment by visiting the link in our profile. #OurMottoMeansMore #WFU28

Wake Forest is committed to providing its students with a global perspective. Our esteemed faculty invite you to pursue the life of the mind with enthusiasm, put our cherished motto of #ProHumanitate into action, build lifelong friendships and connect your academic learning to the world. Spanish professor Dr. Sara Fernández Cuenca has influenced the undergraduate research of so many Wake Forest students. Anna Attal is one of them. Anna conducts research through a Wake Forest URECA (Undergraduate Research and Creative Activities) grant with Dr. Cuenca. Their research centers on the WFU study abroad program in Salamanca, Spain. Dr. Cuenca and Anna measure changes in students’ overall Spanish proficiency after one semester studying abroad. They conduct interviews with second-language learners of Spanish at the beginning and end of the semester – to measure changes in accuracy, fluency and complexity. Anna is profoundly grateful for the research experience. She didn’t think it would be possible for her since she is in a non-STEM field. Attending an institution that encourages undergraduate research across disciplines has been ineffably enriching. Accepted students can take the first step toward enrollment by visiting the link in our profile. #WFU28 #OurMottoMeansMore

“Together, under the leadership of Dean Walker, we will continue to shape a world that values justice, compassion, and the transformative power of education. Congratulations Dean Walker and to everyone who is a part of this remarkable community. Today we stand on the threshold of a bright and promising future united in our purpose and unwavering in our resolve to be a force for good in the world.” – Provost Michele Gillespie @wfuprovost Congratulations to Dean Corey D.B. Walker, installed yesterday as the new dean of @WakeDiv in a meaningful service at Wait Chapel. #ProHumanitate

You may not know his name, but we promise you know his work. And for the last 27 years, he`s shown us the soul of a university and her culture through his eyes, mind and lens. There`s only one Ken Bennett, and we`re as grateful for the gifts of his talent as we are sad to see him retire. Thank you, Ken.

As the semester winds down, take a moment to enjoy the beautiful views. #MotherSoDear

Congratulations to Kendra Graham (‘85), Mit Shah (‘91), our 2024 Distinguished Alumni Award Recipients. Each year the Wake Forest University Alumni Association presents awards to alumni whose achievements and recognition have reflected honor on their alma mater. There are several criteria for selection: alumnus/alumna who embodies the values and core principles of the University and has demonstrated extraordinary service to the University, their field, humanity, or society.  Kendra Graham (‘85) 🎩 For over 30 years, Kendra Graham’s vast knowledge of golf and her natural ability to communicate the rules to players have led to some impressive “firsts” for women. Among those groundbreaking achievements, Kendra was the first female rules official at the Masters Tournament and the first American woman to officiate the R&A Open Championship (a.k.a. The British Open). She has served as a key official in more than 50 majors – men’s and women’s – as well as notable amateur events. A member of the USGA’s Executive Committee for six years, Kendra was chair of the Rules of Golf Committee and co-chair of the Joint Rules of Golf Committee with her counterpart from the R&A. In that capacity, she became a principal decision-maker in the January 2023 revisions to the official Rules of Golf. Mit Shah (‘91) 🎩 Mit Shah, who is a trailblazer in the nation’s hospitality industry, is celebrated at Wake Forest for his generous and enthusiastic support of the basketball program. In 1993, just two years after graduation, Mit became founder and CEO of Noble Investments, an Atlanta-based real estate management company with more than $6 billion in hotel investments over 30 years. His passion for supporting the Wake Forest student experience inspired a transformational gift in 2017 to create the Shah Basketball Complex and distinguished Mit as the youngest alumnus to give at that level. He made a subsequent multi-million-dollar gift in 2023, which already is enriching the home court atmosphere. Mit is a five-term member of the Board of Trustees and chair of its investment committee. #OurMottoMeansMore #ProHumanitate #GoDeacs

Senior Showcase: Malachi Woodard (‘24) It’s all about the journey and the experiences that carry you to your next destination. As our seniors journey Out of the Forest, they share some of their most meaningful lessons, memories and moments of self-discovery at Wake Forest. #WFU24 #WFUGrad #OurMottoMeansMore #ProHumanitate #WakeTheArts

At Wake Forest, your faculty members will invite you to analyze, create and question in ways that will engage and inspire you inside and outside of the classroom. The pursuit of scientific discovery can be as much about uncovering new truths about yourself as about entering the unknown physical world – discovering the discoverer – learning how you respond to new challenges, dead ends or unexpected finds. When embarking on this journey, it helps to have the best tools and contexts available. And that is precisely what undergraduate student Anusha Vora has found at Wake Forest University. As an undergraduate, she is a research assistant, working on diabetes research at @wakeforestmed. She has even been published as an author of a scientific abstract. It is rare for undergraduate students to receive acknowledgment on a paper of this significance, but at Wake Forest, Anusha is also actively participating in this advanced medical research. We hope you’ll participate in these sorts of worldview-expanding experiences – ones that transition into lifelong learning. Accepted students can take the first step toward enrollment by visiting the link in our profile. #OurMottoMeansMore #ProHumanitate #WFU28

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Charlotte MBA Open House

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Thinking about earning your MBA? Wake Forest University Charlotte Center (Uptown) is hosting an open house. Tour the state-of-the-art facility and learn more about the 20-month in-person and hybrid MBA programs.

Baseball vs. Clemson

David F. Couch Ballpark

The Demon Deacons host Clemson at Couch Ballpark for a three-game series. Go Deacs!

AI Institute 2.0

Farrell Hall

Back by popular demand, the Center for the Advancement of Teaching (CAT) will host a 2-day AI institute on May 14-15 in Farrell Hall.

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Why Wake Forest?

Affordability.

Wake Forest is committed to meeting 100% of demonstrated financial need through grants, scholarships, work-study, and subsidized loans.

Our Hometown

Within driving distance of both the Blue Ridge Mountains and Atlantic Coast, Winston-Salem offers the amenities of a larger city with the vibrant culture of an engaged community.

Facts & Figures

Get to know Wake Forest better by browsing a collection of quick facts, figures and rankings.

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is our student-to-faculty ratio. More than half of our undergraduate classes have fewer than 20 students. Only 1% have more than 50 students.

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Experience Wake Forest

Winston-salem campus.

The Wake Forest School of Business is consistently ranked among the nation’s top business schools, but sterling statistics tell only part of the story. To capture the essence of the University, you have to visit Wake Forest’s beautiful  Reynolda campus , where splendid Georgian architecture sits upon 340 acres of landscaped hills, just minutes from the culturally and commercially thriving community of Winston-Salem, NC.

The School of Business’ home in  Farrell Hall is reason enough to make the visit. You’ll see why students rave about the $55-million state-of-the-art facility and its impact on the learning experience and quality of student life. This section of the website will help you plan a visit to our campus, where you can attend classes and information sessions, interview with admissions and faculty (by invitation), participate in admissions events, tour the Wake Forest campus and Farrell Hall, and explore the Winston-Salem area.

Charlotte Campus

We understand your busy schedules. For those interested in the Wake Forest MBA program in Charlotte, we encourage you to contact us to schedule a phone or campus consult . We look forward to speaking with you and inviting you to visit our 30,000 square foot  Charlotte Center  in uptown where you may choose to sit in on an MBA class, meet our students, and discuss your needs with the Charlotte staff.

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This site is only intended for students who have received a notification from the Office of Admissions that they were admitted to the Class of 2028.

Congratulations on your admission to Wake Forest University! We hope you’ve taken special pride in the curiosity, kindness, and creativity that brought you here. We designed this site just for you, to tell you a little more about our university  and what we hold dear.

Below you’ll find information about registering for one of our  Campus Days  — on  Friday, April 5 , or  Monday, April 8  — learning about residence life and housing , understanding affordability , and beginning and completing the enrollment process .

Congratulations again on this most impressive achievement!

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Wake is full of engaged learners! Learn about campus life, curriculum, study abroad, athletics, and more.

Where Will I Live?

Home away from home… Your new campus home offers many options. Explore residence life here.

Costs & Aid

We’ve gathered financial guidance and resources to help make Wake Forest affordable for all.

This is your chance to explore the Forest and get a feel for what makes this place so special.

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• Come for a Visit

Visiting campus and connecting with students and faculty is a great way to imagine the ways you can thrive here.

Whether in-person or virtually, we encourage you to engage us from right where you are. We invite you to learn more about what sets us apart by joining us when and how it is most convenient for you.

In Person Tours

Individual Visits

Wake Forest University School of Divinity is offering in-person campus tours. During your campus visit, you’ll have the opportunity to learn more about our Master of Divinity program as well as participate in a walking tour of campus. 

How do I schedule?

You can schedule your visit online using the self-registration below (we ask you schedule at least 48 hours prior to your preferred date) and a member of the Admissions staff will be in touch with you to confirm the details of your visit.

Please note: Individual visits will not be scheduled or available on group visit days, school breaks, holidays, or during exams. Registrations for visit will close 48-hours ahead of the specific day.

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Virtual Inside Look

Enjoy this inside look that highlights some of what you’ll find when you arrive at Wake Divinity.

Upcoming Events

Discovery Days

Discovery days are an excellent opportunity for prospective students to experience Wake Divinity first hand. Use the links below to find out more information and to register.

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Events Calendar

The School of Divinity hosts a number of events throughout the year. From Open Houses to public lectures and worship services, we invite you to join us!

• Hooding Ceremony May 18, 2024 | 7:00pm Divinity and Religious Studies Building
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Welcome to Wake Forest University! Important Dates and Details

Monday, March 4, 2024

Dear students,

We are so thrilled you will be joining us as a member of the Class of 2028! Please allow us to introduce ourselves: we are  Dr. Cherise James , ​Director of Orientation, New Student and Transition Programs, and  Dr. Betsy Chapman  (‘92, MA ‘94), Executive Director of Family Communications. In her work with student Orientation programming, Dr. James will be in touch with you throughout the spring and summer. In her role with family communications, Dr. Chapman will be sharing messages directly with your parents and families from this point until you graduate. 

We wanted to send this initial message to the personal email address you included on your admissions application so that this important information would not be missed as you prepare to join us in Fall 2024. However, please note that  all subsequent emails will be sent to your WFU email address.

Early Decision website and New Students website

We are excited to share our newly created  Early Decision website  to keep you informed prior to the  May 1st  launch of our official Class of 2028  New Students website .  You should note that the New Students website is being updated as we speak, so the information and dates currently on the website are for the Class of 2027.  Some members of our incoming class have found it helpful to get a sense of what their summer might look like as they graduate from high school and prepare for their entry into the Wake Forest community!  But please be aware that dates currently on that site are from  last summer .

Move-In Dates

We also want to share some important tentative  Move-In dates  with you:

• Information about all these Pre-Orientation experiences will be communicated to you via email in the next 2-3 weeks.  We ask that you delay finalizing your travel plans until you have considered Pre-Orientation experiences  and have final communication from Residence Life and Housing about your  approved  move-in date.  The Pre-Orientation registration process will launch on May 1st  and will be available at  newstudents.wfu.edu .
• International students  must  arrive on Saturday, August 17 between 9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. EST  See “Important Message for International Students” later in this message.
• New and transfer students  not  participating in Pre-Orientation programs will move in Wednesday, August 21st.  Check-In and Move-In Assistance will be available from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. Note: All students must be moved in by 1 p.m. 
• Other students may be approved to move in earlier, such as student-athletes. If you are approved for early move-in, instructions, including your move-in date, will be sent to you later this summer from the  Office of Residence Life and Housing .  

Orientation Dates:

• There will also be a  mandatory online Orientation  for all incoming students to  complete during the summer.  Information about the online Orientation will be made available to you after July 1. There will also be in-person Orientation events for students beginning on August 21 through the first day of classes on August 26. 
• August 21-22: Orientation for Parents and Families.  We will have some in-person Orientation activities for parents and families on the evening of  Wednesday, August 21st  through the evening of  Thursday, August 22nd . Families should plan to depart late Thursday night or Friday morning, as students will be involved in their own Orientation programming.  While parent and family Orientation sessions are not mandatory, we strongly encourage attendance if your family’s schedule allows.  Information about all these sessions will be available closer to July.
• August 26: First Day of Classes  (i.e., FDOC) 
• September 27-29: Family Weekend.  Family Weekend is planned and facilitated by the Division of Campus Life. The weekend is scheduled in conjunction with our football game against Louisiana; more information about Family Weekend will be available in early summer at  https://familyweekend.wfu.edu/ . Your family may wish to begin securing their lodging for Family Weekend now.

Important Message for International Students: 

• ISS will communicate details regarding visa status and the Connect@Wake schedule of activities to new international students through their WFU email account. Additional information will be added to the  Connect@Wake website  throughout the spring semester.  International students should reach out to ISS ( [email protected] ) regarding any questions, and please continue to monitor their ISSDeacs account for updates. For now, international students need to take action in the ISSDeacs system to request an I-20 or DS-2019. The ISS team looks forward to welcoming our new class of Demon Deacons to campus.

A few important announcements to put on your radar:

• More information to come in May:  When the New Students website launches for the  Class of 2028  on  May 1st , it will give a comprehensive look at what you will need to do over the summer to be ready to start classes in the fall. In May, you will also begin receiving email communications from Dr. James with key information, due dates, action items, and more.
• Workday:  In March, once you have your Wake Forest email address, you will be prompted to complete some of your new student onboarding steps through a platform called  Workday.  This is also the system you will use later in the summer to register for your fall courses. While some forms will be available through Workday, please reference the New Student website after it launches May 1st to find the most up to date checklist and timeline. 
• New Student Receptions:  This summer, a series of virtual and in-person receptions for new students and their families will be held across the country. We hope that every incoming family will join us at the virtual reception and that you’ll also register for a local reception should one be offered in your area. Please check the  New Student Receptions  page on May 1st for a list of events and to register. Note that events will be added throughout June, so check the website frequently for additions.
• Parent and Family Communications:  So that we are certain we have correct contact information for your family (to reach them in an emergency, to send important Wake Forest news, or to send information about Wake Forest events in their home area),  we need each parent or guardian to log into our family record system, Wake Network, to verify your family record. Your family can find instructions on how to do this  here .

Finally, a reminder about the calendar: Use a pencil, not a pen. 

If we learned anything in the past several years, it’s been the importance of flexibility. Dates in emails and on websites are accurate at the time of publication, but the University will adapt to any changing conditions if needed. It will be important to keep checking your WFU email (starting now) and the New Students website (starting May 1st) so you have the most up-to-date information.

This is an exciting time for students and families alike, and we look forward to getting to know you better during your time at Wake Forest. If you have questions or need additional information, please don’t hesitate to contact our offices.

With best wishes,

Cherise James, Ph.D. ​Director of Orientation, New Student and Transitions Programs Betsy Chapman, Ph.D. (‘92, MA ‘94) Executive Director of Family Communications 

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2024-25 wake forest fellows announced.

May 2, 2024

Since 2008, the Wake Forest Fellows program has provided exceptional Wake Forest College graduates with the opportunity to work in higher education administration for a year. Each fellow is serving as a full-time Wake Forest staff member, starting July 1. In addition to working with top administrators, the fellows will participate in leadership activities and interact with faculty, staff and students to learn about the inner workings of higher education.

The Wake Forest Fellows for 2024-25 are:

Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist Justin Linden (Natick, Massachusetts) History major with minors in biology and chemistry

Campus Life Leanna Bernish (Clemmons, North Carolina) Environmental science major with minors in anthropology and dance

Dean of the College Aditi Samavedy (Knoxville, Tennessee) Psychology major with minors in sociology and politics and international affairs

Information Systems Ashley Cranford ((Clemmons, North Carolina) Sociology major with a minor in music

Leadership and Character Roscoe Bell (Jacksonville, Florida) – Second year Psychology major with a minor in music

President’s Office Tatum Pike (Winston-Salem, North Carolina) Sociology major with minors in anthropology, and schools, education, and society

Provost’s Office William “Ritt” Culbreth (Harrisonburg, Virginia) Philosophy, and politics and international affairs majors

School of Business Aarya Deshmukh (New Albany, Ohio) Economics and philosophy majors

START Gallery Maya Whitaker (Winston-Salem, NC) – Second year Sociology major with minors in art history and studio art

Wake Downtown Erin McCollum (Charlotte, North Carolina) Biochemistry and molecular biology majors with a minor in Spanish

ZSR Library Emma Gauthier (Winston-Salem, North Carolina) History major with a minor in French Studies

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Summer Visiting Student Application

Thank you for your interest in Wake Forest University Summer Session. Please complete the following application to be considered for admission to our summer program. If accepted, you will be contacted with a confirmation of your course schedule and further instructions. 

Admission into the summer program does not guarantee admission for the regular academic school year. If you want to apply for general admission, please contact the Office of Undergraduate Admissions . 

Please indicate all course(s) for which you would like to register. You must include the Course Reference Number (5 digits), the course title, and the time. 

Once accepted into the summer program and registered for courses, students are officially added to class rosters and tuition charges will be billed to your student account. Should your summer plans change and you no longer wish to attend a course for which you have been registered, you must contact [email protected] or call 336-758-2330 to request a course drop and be eligible for a tuition charge adjustment according to the refund schedule below. Not attending a registered course, or failure to pay for a course, does not release a student from the financial obligation associated with being registered for that course. 

If you request a course drop prior to the beginning of your registered session, or during the first three days of that session, you will be entitled to a full tuition adjustment or refund. After the third day of your registered session, the refund schedule is as follows:

• Withdrawal on fourth day of session = 75% 
• Withdrawal on fifth day of session = 50% 
• Withdrawal on sixth day of session = 25% 
• Withdrawal after sixth day of session = 0%