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Quick Facts
690 students
56% admitted
- 419 full time
- 271 part time
- 5 men full time
- 414 women full time
- 644 applied
- 327 admitted
- 154 enrolled
522 Undergraduates
$20,140 tuition/year
- 60 Graduates
- 108 Non-Degree
- $20,140 in state
- $150 fees
- $9,020 room & board
- $2,000 books and supplies
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At a Glance
| Religious affiliation: | United Methodist |
| Institution Type: | Private not-for-profit |
| Campus Setting: | Southeast Mid-size city |
| Highest Degree Offered: | Master's degree |
| Level of Institution: | Four or more years |
| Calendar: | Semester |
Reviews in 3 Sentences
- Alex from Macon, GA
Possibly one of the worst educations I have recieved ever. Not only is the education bad, but you will assume that the sticker price means cheap and valuable for my…
- Feb-06-2013 Read More
- Elizabeth from Watkinsville, GA
Wesleyan College is bound and determined to support all of their students, and possible students to feel welcomed, and appreciated. the women of Wesleyan are also a tight knit family…
- Jun-28-2012 Read More
- Alexa from Miami, FL
Wesleyan is a great school if you want to focus on your academic studies. If you want to attend college for simply the social life, this is not the school…
- Apr-22-2013 Read More
- Shondrika from Griffin, GA
Wesleyan College never has a dull moment. At Wesleyan College everyone is family. Wesleyan College will help you every step of the way.…
- Nov-01-2013 Read More
- Rachel from Eatonton, GA
Wesleyan is a welcoming school for transfer students and freshmen. As a non traditional transfer student, Wesleyan was eager to help me achieve my goals! Wesleyan truly is first for women…
- Jan-24-2014 Read More
Mission Statement
Vision: Forever first for women's education -- striving for excellence, grounded in faith, and engaged in service to the world. Mission: Founded in 1836 as the first college in the world for women, Wesleyan College offers an education that leads to lifelong intellectual, personal, and professional growth. Our academic community attracts those with a passion for learning and making a difference. The Wesleyan experience has four cornerstones. Academics: Wesleyan is committed to academic excellence in the liberal arts, the fine arts, and professional fields of study and to close relationships among faculty and students. Women: Wesleyan takes seriously its role as a pioneer in women's education and seeks to provide scholarship, leadership, and service opportunities through which women will be challenged to accomplish ambitious goals. Faith: Wesleyan is proud of its long relationship with the United Methodist Church. We respect other traditions and remain committed to the Judeo-Christian ethic, believing
Wesleyan College
- Located in Macon, GA
- Private not-for-profit
- 690 students enrolled
- 56% admitted
- $20,140 annual cost to attend
Reviews
Student Responses to Review Topic: Am I Enjoying Being Here
- Theodora from Natalbany, LA
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Dec-01-2011
I am
researching this school and
have not visited the campus
This seems like a good school for me. I will consider going here. I like GA it's like LA in many ways.
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- Daniella from Loganville, GA
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Jul-13-2011
I am
a current student here
I love the campus. It is very beautiful and spacious with plenty to do on campus. Being that I am from the suburbs, I am used to there being more things to do off campus and Macon does not very many things to do. This only means students are pushed to find things to do either on campus or with the college students nearby.
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- Francesca from Macon, GA
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Feb-07-2011
I am
a current student here
Wesleyan students are not only highly intelligent, but also possess a genuine bond which is rarely found in any other college environment. Upon starting the first few weeks of school my freshman year, I felt as though I had known some of my classmates for years. Although this school has a wide variety of clubs, organizations, and sports teams, it is the women who attend the school which uphold the pioneering spirit it is famous for.
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