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Welcome to Wake Forest
From Martha Allman, director of undergraduate admissions.
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Chris Townsend ('12) says: "Joining a fraternity helped me meet new people and get involved in a number of volunteer activities including Wake N' Shake and Project Pumpkin.”
Get the facts about Wake Forest, including info on the SAT, financial aid, housing, the student body, student-faculty ratio, majors and minors and more.
The 2013 Orientation Schedule will give you an idea of what happens during your first days as a Demon Deacon.
First-year students are assigned a "lower division academic adviser" for two years. The academic adviser and an upperclass student (student adviser) meet with students individually and in small groups and suggest and approve course selections until students declare a major at the end of the second year. At that time a new adviser is assigned.
Visit the advising site for current students to learn more about the advising process.
In their own words...
“I chose Wake Forest partly because of its small class size. I didn't want to be in a class with 500 other students because I value the benefits of class discussion and interaction.”
— Melissa Velarde ('10)
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