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Wake Forest believes in you
One of the nation’s most respected private schools, Wake Forest is a collegiate university committed to personal education, inquiry and exploration, and service. Learn the facts about Wake Forest in the Undergraduate Admissions Search Piece.
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Blaze your own academic path
For some students with idiosyncratic interests and ambitions, one academic major isn’t enough. Meet eight students with especially creative cross-disciplinary majors that are taking them down academic paths less traveled.

Meet the Class of '09
You can follow in the footsteps of an exceptional class: Meet two national debate champions, two students recognized by USA Today, a Carnegie Foundation Fellow and the winner of a theatre competition.

Meet the faculty
At Wake Forest, you’ll have the opportunity to learn from dedicated teacher-scholars who love teaching undergradautes.

Do you know Wake Forest?
Did you know that at Wake Forest you’ll have the opportunity to learn in small classes and one-on-one with teacher-scholars who are experts in their fields? Learn more about Wake Forest that you might not know.
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Scholarships open doors
Scholarships and financial aid open Wake Forest's doors to scores of deserving students. Meet four of them: seniors Carson Moseley, Evan Raleigh and Ying Vang, and graduate student Kristina Hanley ('08).

Wake Forest and the SAT
Wake Forest is the first top 30 national university to no longer require the SAT and ACT for undergraduate admission. Your classroom performance, writing ability, extracurricular activities, and evidence of character and talent are the most important criteria for admission. Personal interviews with admissions counselors are strongly encouraged.