At Wake Forest University, our undergraduate business program is ranked Number 13 nationally by Poets and Quants, a leading business-school publication. We offer expert career coaching from the time at which you begin your business journey. Our strong alumni network of active business leaders is ready to guide and mentor our students. And, while research is important to our professors, faculty members are focused on teaching; they’re here because they enjoy working with students. For all of these reasons, our placement numbers are superlative: 99% of our graduates are employed or in graduate school within six months of graduation.

But at Wake Forest, you can choose your own business adventure.

There are many ways here to build a successful career in business; majoring in business happens to be just one of them. Academic paths beyond a traditional business degree can not only help you achieve the career you desire; they can also be advantageous in helping you stand apart within a competitive market. Entrepreneurship, Economics, Mathematical Economics, Communication with a marketing concentration, Psychology with an emphasis on organizational behavior, and other social as well as natural sciences – not to mention myriad disciplines and combinations within these fields – bring innovative and specialized capabilities that employers seek. Nearly 10,000 Wake Forest non-Business majors have had or have a career in business. Of those, nearly 1,500 have founded, owned, or been partners in a business.

Just ask Storage Scholars founders Sam Chason (WFU ’20) and Matt Gronberg (WFU ’20). Gronberg was a Biology major, and Chemistry and Spanish double minor. He took those critical- thinking and analytical skills into the business world to help launch Storage Scholars – a business now on 23 college campuses and which has served over 7400 customers with college moving and storage solutions.

So, remember, at Wake Forest, you have options. Explore them today by learning about Wake Forest and all of our 45 liberal-arts majors.

And to hear more about this remarkable place filled with incredibly talented people – Wake Forest University: a liberal-arts school in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, with an 11:1 student-faculty ratio, 45 majors and 60 minors, and a 98% job and graduate-school placement rate – we hope you will visit our campus community.

We also want you to check out our live virtual information session, Distinctively Wake

Finally, we encourage you to follow our Instagram to find out even more about opportunities at Wake Forest.

All applications to Wake Forest are now available. If Wake Forest is your first-choice school, please apply Early Decision, and begin your Deacon journey now. The deadline for Early Decision – as well as for merit-based scholarships consideration, most of which only require your application to Wake Forest – is November 15.

Warmest regards,
Eric Maguire
Vice-President for Enrollment
Wake Forest University


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