Overview of Wilkes University |
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| Institution Type: | Private not-for-profit |
| Campus Setting: | Small city |
| Highest Degree Offered: | Doctor's degree - research/scholarship and professional practice |
| Level of Institution: | Four or more years |
| Calendar: | Semester |
| School Colors: | Blue and gold |
“wilkes is a wonderful school. the professors and staff are very nice. i look forward to attending. …”
“Good college, good professors, poor community.…”
“Overall I like Wilkes a lot, there is a lot to do around the campus and the overall teaching is decent. The nursing program is hard, but it is meant…”
“Its a small, but beautiful campus. The staff and seniors make you feel so comfortable. Its just a big loving and caring family.…”
“This is a great, small, private school. There are small, concentrated classes for the one on one teaching experience. Everyone at Wilkes acts like a big family including faculty.…”
I like how It's small so I would get to know everyone. More friends equal more fun!
» Read MoreIt is a very beautiful, small, and walkable community for students. While freshmen CAN have cars on campus if they desire, there is a small parking fee and some may find that a vehicle is not exactly necessary for this small campus. The open Greenway (between the two main classroom buildings) is also a place for relaxing in the sun, while the many events in the Student Union Building serve as a great opportunity for socialization. The dorms are also a place to socialize and make friends if you live on campus. Also, since it is a much smaller campus than most, it is very close-knit and you may soon find yourself knowing everyone in your grade (especially in your major) by name.
» Read MoreSmall community, can walk many places so you don't need a car. But if you want a car, first year students CAN have them. Small campus, so very close to people. Know almost everyone in your class by name. Lots of socials and events to hang out with friends and have fun and win stuff. Beautiful campus, lots of old mansions. I feel pretty secure as well, public safety always patrolling campus.
» Read MoreSmall numbers, close friends, very helpful peers
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