|
|
Wake Forest’s main campus, or Reynolda Campus, is located on more than 340 wooded acres in the Piedmont city of Winston-Salem, North Carolina.
Click to download the Print or Web version.
|
 |
The Wake Forest School of Medicine partners with the North Carolina Baptist Hospital to form the Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Center on the school’s Bowman Gray Campus, located near downtown.
Click to download the Print or Web version.
|
|
|
Wake Forest University is a nationally ranked private, liberal arts institution dedicated to rigorous academics, personalized teaching and cutting-edge research.
Click to download the Print or Web version.
|
 |
Dr. Nathan O. Hatch, thirteenth president of Wake Forest University.
Click to download the Print or Web version.
|
 |
Dr. Nathan O. Hatch, thirteenth president of Wake Forest University.
Click to download the Print or Web version.
|
 |
The Graduate School of Arts and Sciences has programs on both the Reynolda and Bowman Gray campuses.
Click to download the Print or Web version.
|
|
|
Students are drawn to Wake Forest because of its academic reputation, beautiful campus, small enrollment, and sense of community.
Click to download the Print or Web version.
|
 |
The University's motto is Pro Humanitate, and community service is an important element in a Wake Forest education.
Click to download the Print or Web version.
|
|
|
Wake Forest and the city of Winston-Salem are partners in education and research technology.
Click to download the Print or Web version.
|
|
|
Wait Chapel is named after University founder and first president Samuel Wait.
Click to download the Print or Web version.
|
|
|
Wake Forest was founded in 1834 in the town of Wake Forest, North Carolina, and relocated to Winston-Salem in 1956.
Click to download the Print or Web version.
|
|
|
Wait Chapel seats more than 2,000 and is the site of convocations, concerts, and lectures.
Click to download the Print or Web version.
|
|
|
Looking toward Wait Chapel from the cupola of the Z. Smith Reynolds Library.
Click to download the Print or Web version.
|
|
|
Wake Forest owns three residential study centers abroad: Casa Artom in Venice (pictured) as well as Worrell House in London and Flow House in Vienna.
Click to download the Print or Web version.
|
|
|
The Z. Smith Reynolds Library houses more than 1 million volumes, has an online card catalog, and provides resources to both undergraduate and graduate programs.
Click to download the Print or Web version.
|
|
|
Wake Forest’s low student to faculty ratio encourages small classes and one-on-one interaction between professors and students.
Click to download the Print or Web version.
|
|
|
Most classes at Wake Forest are taught by full-time professors, not teaching assistants.
Click to download the Print or Web version.
|
|
|
With a campuswide wireless network, Wake Forest is one of the nation’s most technologically advanced schools.
Click to download the Print or Web version.
|
|
|
Wake Forest faculty subscribe to the teacher-scholar ideal, which emphasizes the importance of teaching as well as research.
Click to download the Print or Web version.
|
|
|
The Wake Forest School of Law is the institution’s oldest professional school, founded in 1894.
Click to download the Print or Web version.
|
|
|
The Divinity School is Wake Forest’s youngest professional school; its doors opened in 1999.
Click to download the Print or Web version.
|
|
|
Science labs are equipped with the latest in research equipment; undergraduates are encouraged to conduct joint research with faculty.
Click to download the Print or Web version.
|
|
|
A residential courtyard on the Reynolda Campus. Most undergraduates live on campus within walking distance of classroom, dining and recreation facilities.
Click to download the Print or Web version.
|
|
|
A view from Wake Forest’s “Spirit Walk” toward Tribble Hall, home of departments including English, history, and political science.
Click to download the Print or Web version.
|
|
|
Many undergraduates enroll in Wake Forest’s Calloway School of Business and Accountancy located in Kirby Hall.
Click to download the Print or Web version.
|
|
|
All first-year students are issued IBM ThinkPads upon enrollment; students take their computers with them upon graduation.
Click to download the Print or Web version.
|
|
|
ThinkPads are upgraded every two years; Wake Forest trains selected students to offer 24-hour technical support on site in the residence halls.
Click to download the Print or Web version.
|
|
|
Wake Forest is the second-smallest university in the country to compete in NCAA Division I athletics and is a member of the Atlantic Coast Conference.
Click to download the Print or Web version.
|
|
|
The Demon Deacon is Wake Forest’s mascot and proudly sports the school’s colors, old gold and black.
Click to download the Print or Web version.
|
|
|
Wake Forest's national reputation ensures a diploma represents a sound investment.
Click to download the Print or Web version.
|