Experience our campus in a variety of ways! Book an in-person or virtual tour, sign up for an informative event, or connect with current students to hear about their experience at Wesleyan.
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Why Wesleyan?
From the beginning, Wesleyan has educated women to use their strengths and their voices to do extraordinary things in their careers and in their communities.
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International
With our commitment to educating the next generation of female world leaders, our students develop leadership and problem-solving skills and build intercultural friendships that last a lifetime.
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100%
of Wesleyan students graduate with at least one resume-building internship, many of which lead to a first job after graduation.
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Wesleyan offers a variety of ways to experience our campus. Sign up for a personalized campus visit or connect with us virtually.
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What’s life like at Wesleyan? Close-knit and hands-on. Find your place among our many organizations, performing arts groups, and religious, social, and academic clubs.
Our beautiful 200-acre lake-side campus is nestled in a north Macon suburb. Tour our Georgian architecture, lush green spaces, recreational facilities, residence halls, and worship center.
Wesleyan is a place where great minds meet and ideas are conceived, debated, challenged, and defended. Choosing your degree is key to fulfilling your interests and achieving your goals.
Choose between 3 different degree programs: bachelor of arts, bachelor of fine arts, or bachelor of science in nursing, with a total of 24 majors and 36 minors.
Associate Professor of Music Michael McGhee produced a CD of solo organ music, Tapestry, recorded in Wesleyan’s Porter Auditorium on the College’s historic Aeolian organ. Featured on the national broadcast of the Pipedreams, airing on about 145 NPR stations across the country.
ADITI DEY ’13
A Munroe Scholar, Aditi graduated magna cum laude with a triple major in psychology, biology, and neuroscience. At Wesleyan, Aditi served as a research assistant in Dr. James Rowan’s comparative cognition lab. She is now a Resident in Pediatrics at Johns Hopkins Childrens' Hospital after receiving her doctoral degree.
Janelle is a marine scientist who, along with her husband, owns Seahorse Coastal Consulting, where they focus on storm surge model development research. SCC also studies tsunami modeling and develops continuing education for engineering professionals. Her clients include federal and state agencies and the Army Corps of Engineers.