Things to do
Della Hinman ('11) is having “an amazing adventure” in Venice, Italy, this semester at Wake Forest University’s Casa Artom.
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Upcoming Admissions Events
Prospective students are encouraged to attend an Admissions event.
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Campus Visit
Schedule a campus visit and learn more about places to stay and places to visit.
Group Visits
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Group visits are a great way for students to visit a college campus alongside their peers from their school or academic program.
Schedule a personal interview
Visiting campus? Schedule a personal interview.
If Wake Forest is one of your top choices, and you plan to apply, be sure to schedule a personal interview during your campus visit. These 25-minute interviews with an admissions office representative are evaluative and become a part of your application file. Be prepared for a thoughtful and wide-ranging conversation.
Explore Winston-Salem
Wake Forest’s hometown is a culturally rich, mid-size city. Winston-Salem, with a population of 225,000, is located in North Carolina’s Piedmont Triad, one of the state’s most vital metropolitan areas. Throughout its history, Winston-Salem has consistently built resources in the arts, medicine, education and commerce.
From campus, the Blue Ridge Mountains are a two-hour drive and offer opportunities for hiking, cycling, camping, rock-climbing, rafting and skiing. Travel to North Carolina and South Carolina beaches takes about four hours.
Visit Virtually
Can't make it to campus? Visit virtually with Keen Guides videos. Download as a podcast from iTunes — perfect for viewing on the go — or view the videos in your browser now:
In their own words...
“Being a student here means that you will be a member of a close-knit community. It means that a professor from your first year will still recognize you as a junior.”
— Kate Rogers ('09)
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