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Your life and your world are going to go through profound changes over the next four years. Your choice of college will greatly influence how you prepare for, adapt to, and embrace those changes. At Wesleyan, you will gain the skills, connections, and opportunities to empower you to be a positive agent of change in a society that needs your leadership.

Wesleyan is the first college in the world chartered to grant degrees to women, and women who earn our degrees have gone on to succeed in virtually any field you can imagine. On campus, you will meet caring professors, supportive staff, and passionate classmates who will all be deeply invested in helping you reach your goals.
My own experience, as a first-generation college graduate who has fulfilled several professional roles, has taught me that if you are surrounded by those who want to pull you up, then nothing can keep you down.
As you will see in this viewbook, our new academic programs, internships and career support, and individualized learning options are all designed to let you follow your passions and gain the confidence to perform well in whatever professional roles you find yourself. Our wide range of extracurricular activities will let you challenge yourself and develop a sisterhood that will be there for you for decades.
In all my travels, I have never experienced a place as dedicated to building community as Wesleyan College. I very much look forward to meeting you and seeing how Wesleyan will change you and how you will change Wesleyan.
Warmly,
Meaghan Blight President, Wesleyan College
Connect with President Blight on Instagram @WescoPresident
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Founded in 1836, a nearly 200-year legacy of prestige
96% of Wesleyan alumnae are employed or in graduate school
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The world’s first alumnae association will be your personal career network
100% of students engage in paid internships, research or study abroad
4 Year housing guarantee. Live your best life on our gorgeous, safe campus


TOP 5 Regional Universities in the South
U.S. News & World Report 2026


VOTED BEST COLLEGE/ UNIVERSITY in Middle Georgia 2023, 2024 & 2025

Women earn only 83 cents for every dollar men earn.
Just 28% of STEM workers in the U.S. are women.
Globally, it will take 131 years to close the gender gap. WE CAN FIX THAT.
We are accelerating equality for women.

NO MATTER WHERE YOU BEGIN, WESLEYAN WILL ACCELERATE YOUR CONFIDENCE, YOUR CONNECTIONS, AND YOUR FUTURE.
LEARN BY DOING, NOT JUST
How do you like to learn?
A lecture hall of 600 students or a classroom of 20?
At Wesleyan professors know your name. Discussions aren’t optional, they’re expected - helping you build the confidence to take part, speak up and lead. And, because classes aren’t held on Friday, you’ll have dedicated time for leadership experiences and hands-on learning built into your schedule.



Would you rather be lost in a crowd of thousands or live and learn in a place where your voice, goals and contributions matter?
Starting college is a big change. At Wesleyan, you will never have to navigate it alone – relationships are part of your education. Professors will know your strengths, mentors will notice when you need support, and your classmates will become the friends who encourage you to speak up, step forward, and try something new. Wesleyan women support and help open doors for one another that unlock opportunities which last long after graduation.
Would you rather just hope that employers notice you or graduate with experiences they’ll remember?
At larger universities, thousands of students may compete for a limited number of internships. At Wesleyan, every student completes a paid internship, research experience, study abroad program, or other experiential learning opportunity before graduating.
100% OF STUDENTS COMPLETE A PAID INTERNSHIP
Bachelor of Science (BS)
Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN)
Bachelor of Arts (BA)
NURSING
Mix majors and minors – or create your own – to learn what you love and shape a future that feels like your own

• Applied Mathematical Science, BA
• Biology, BS
• Environmental Studies and Sustainability, BA
• Neuroscience, BA
• Nursing, BSN
• Psychology, BA
• Accounting, BA
• Business Administration, BA
Concentrations: Accounting; Digital Marketing; Economics; Healthcare Administration; Organizational Behavior; Strategic Management
• Elementary Education, BA
• Global Business, BA
• History, Politics, and Global Cultural Studies, BA
Concentrations: Comparative Worldviews; Global Systems; History and Cultural Heritage; Politics, Governance and Policy
• Secondary Education, BA
Concentrations: Biology; English; History; Math
• Advertising, Marketing, and Communication, BA
• Arts Management, BA
Concentrations: Art; Music; Theater
• Creative Arts, BA
Concentrations: Art; Music; Theater
• Culture, Literature, and Media, BA
Concentrations: Cross-Cultural Communication; Literature and Creative Writing; Media and Society; Women, Gender and Sexuality
• Allied Health
• Athletic Training
• Dentistry
• Law
• Medicine
• Pharmacy
• Veterinary Medicine
Earn your bachelor’s and master’s degrees in as little as five years. Eligible students can begin graduate-level coursework during their senior year, saving time and money while accelerating their path to a master’s degree.
SPARK is a core collection of courses that helps every Wesleyan student start college strong, build future-ready skills, and connect what you learn with where you want to go.
START COLLEGE WITH CONFIDENCE
Learn how you learn best while strengthening your study, writing, research, communication, and problem-solving skills.
BUILD AI FLUENCY
Learn to use AI thoughtfully, ethically, and effectively in academic work, career preparation, and real-world problem-solving.
EXPLORE YOUR DIRECTION EARLY
Discover in your first year how your strengths and passions connect to majors and careers –while developing the skills that keep you ready for what comes next.

Kaziah Hutchings, ‘26 Bachelor of Arts in Accounting Accountant at Macon Housing Authority
Through Wesleyan’s accounting program and the Center for Career Development, Kaziah Hutchings gained the skills, experience, and confidence to launch her career after graduation.
“Because of the College’s size, professors know you.They notice when you’re there; they notice when you’re struggling, and they’re always willing to help. That support made a huge difference in my journey.”
That’s the power of a Wesleyan education: personalized support, meaningful experiences, and a clear pathway from college to career.










Internships are not optional extras. Our career development staff work directly with students to connect them with paid opportunities aligned with their career goals.
There’s no need to wait until graduate school to conduct your own research. Through WELD funding, students can receive support for research projects and other hands-on experiences beyond the classroom.
Step outside your comfort zone, explore new places and gain new perspectives through travel experiences across Georgia, the U.S., and around the world.


















Bachelor of Science in Nursing
Registered Nurse at Atrium Health
Navicent Medical Center’s Level One Trauma Center
When Lindsey Goss transferred to Wesleyan, she found more than a nursing program; she found a community that challenged her, supported her, and helped her grow into a leader.
During her time at Wesleyan, she served as President of the Student Nurses Association, earned the Purple Stethoscope Award for Outstanding Leadership, and helped lead the organization to Student Organization of the Year honors.
“What I found here was a community that welcomes you in, supports you, and helps you find your place - no matter when or how you arrive.”

5 Ways the CEO Institute Will Transform Your Future:
1. Start Building Your Network Before Everyone Else
The CEO Institute is a selective, applicationbased leadership program that includes an $80,000 scholarship.
Apply by February 1, 2027.
Connect with accomplished alumnae, industry professionals, and inspiring mentors through exclusive events like Industry Day and the Alumnae Weekend Mentor Mixer starting your very first year. These relationships can lead to internships and set you up for career opportunities.
2. Develop Leadership Skills That Matter Most
Looking for skills that will immediately set your resume apart? Learn to lead authentically, communicate effectively, and solve problems creatively through the CEO Institute.
3. Land Better Internships, Sooner
Why wait until you’re a senior to have your first paid internship? While some students are still workshopping their resumes, you’ll have professional connections, polished materials, and the confidence to ace your interview after just your first year.
4. Solve Real-World Problems
Move beyond the classroom and tackle real-world challenges through hackathons, design thinking projects, and community partnerships - all with the support of a dedicated career counselor in your corner.
5. Join a Community of Future Leaders
CEO begins with an immersive retreat and continues with networking opportunities that help students deepen friendships and build professional connections.
Learning goes beyond the classroom at Wesleyan. During Delta Air Lines Industry Day, CEO Institute students traveled to Delta’s global headquarters in Atlanta, where they connected with aviation leaders and explored career pathways and workplace culture inside one of the world’s largest airlines.



Wesleyan provides its students with a lot of opportunities. Being at a small college, you’re not just a number. Starting my freshman year, I was already conducting independent research.At a large university, I feel like you’re one of several hundred students in a class.
Alana Woods ‘27
Biology, Neuroscience and Psychology Major Presenting published research at the 2026 International Aphasia Rehabilitation Conference in Athens, Greece
Being a member of the CEO Leadership Institute has been one of the most rewarding parts of my Wesleyan experience.The opportunities I’ve had have shaped who I am today, strengthened my networking skills, and given me the confidence to introduce myself, build meaningful connections, and discuss my future career goals with professionals.
Aliza Ratnani ‘27
Nursing Major
Nursing Externship with Atrium Health




Wesleyan has prepared me through its academic training and rigorous coursework. I’ve taken classes in psychological theory and research methods, and I’ve also completed research with faculty and presented that research at conferences. I believe those experiences have helped me build my analytical and critical thinking skills.
Rachel Mathew ‘27
Psychology and Neuroscience Major Yale University’s Emotion, Health, and Psychophysiology Lab Internship

That’s the Wesleyan difference: meaningful experiences that build confidence, expand networks, and prepare students for what’s next.



















At Wesleyan, residence life is about more than where you live. It’s about the community you build. Our residence halls provide comfortable living spaces where students study together, celebrate traditions, make lifelong friendships, and create memories that extend far beyond graduation.
Protected residence-hall access and live-in Resident Assistants give you the independence to shape your own college experience, in a safe and welcoming environment. Your campus meal plan makes daily dining easy, with more variety than ever - including healthier choices, vegetarian and gluten-free selections, and late-night food when cravings hit. Residence-hall kitchenettes add extra flexibility, whether you want to cook a favorite recipe or share snacks with friends.
• Free Parking, Laundry and Printing
• 24/7 support from live-in Resident Assistants throughout all four years





Known as the “Song and Soul of the South,” Macon offers Wesleyan students the best of both worlds: the opportunities of a thriving city with the feel of a close-knit community. From local restaurants and live music to art galleries, sporting events, and the world-famous Cherry Blossom Festival, there’s always something to enjoy just minutes from campus.

Big enough to explore. Easy to call home. Macon is less than 90 minutes from Atlanta - close enough for concerts, internships, travel, and weekend adventures. Scan the QR code to explore Visit Macon on Instagram and learn more at VisitMacon.org.
As a member of the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA), Wesleyan offers a more personal place to compete, be challenged, and prove what you can do. Here, you’ll find:
• Athletic scholarships that can build on your merit aid
• The chance to compete for a meaningful role from your first season
• Coaches who know your game, goals and push you to reach a higher level
• More time training together, in season and beyond
• Practice schedules and dedicated student-athlete advising to support your success in the classroom
• Performance-focused nutrition in our dining hall and healthier choices designed for athletes
Whether you’re wearing the uniform or cheering from the stands, you’ll feel the energy of the Wolf Pack at home competitions across campus and beyond.






Fernanda Perez ‘27




I am super excited for this opportunity and to be able to be in the stadium where the whole world is coming to! Wesleyan has prepared me by introducing me to all types of people and cultures. I am ecstatic to grow my career in sports, and Wesleyan has been a huge stepping stone for me to do so.
Business Administration and Advertising, Marketing and Communications Major
Wesleyan Varsity Soccer Player
FIFA World Cup Fan Experience Internship





• Basketball
• Beach Volleyball
• Club Ice Hockey






• Competitive Cheer
• Flag Football
• Rugby
• Soccer
• Softball
• Volleyball
• Wrestling
Wesleyan’s historic $61 million SHE WILL Campaign is investing in scholarships, facilities, and student opportunities - including the transformation of Porter Gym. Opening in Fall 2027, the Class of 2031 will be the first to enjoy the updated facility all four years of college.



A college education is an investment in your future, and Wesleyan believes that it should be affordable. From scholarships to federal student aid, we’re here to make one of your biggest decisions as easy and seamless as possible.
Wesleyan students from Georgia who complete their FAFSA received an average of $17,410 in additional aid
Submitting the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) is the first step toward maximizing your financial aid opportunities. The 2027-2028 FAFSA is expected to open in October 2026, and the earlier you apply, the earlier Wesleyan can issue your personalized financial aid package!
By completing the FAFSA, you may qualify for:
• Federal grants and student loans
• Georgia state aid programs
Wesleyan is more affordable than you think!
Entrance Scholarships:
$40,000 - $64,000 over four years Awarded automatically based on your GPA when you’re admitted.
CEO Women in Leadership Scholarship: $80,000 over four years
Premier Scholarships:
Up to the full cost of your tuition!
Mark your calendars, and make plans to complete your Premier Scholarship applications by February 1, 2027.
Athletic Scholarships:
Ready to compete for the Wolf Pack? Contact your sport’s coach to learn more.
• Additional Wesleyan need-based assistance
Apply at StudentAid.gov, and be sure to include Wesleyan’s school code: 001600.

TOTAL COST OF ATTENDANCE
This is the full cost of attendance per year.
ENTRANCE SCHOLARSHIP
Automatically awarded based on your GPA.
STATE & FEDERAL AID
Based on your GPA and FAFSA

GEORGIA TUITION EQUALIZATION GRANT (GTEG)
Worth an estimated $1,100 per year for students attending private colleges in Georgia.
BONUS: WESLEYAN WAY CHALLENGE
Complete the challenge to knock off an additional $1,000 off your first year.
YOUR ESTIMATED BILL
After scholarships, grants, aid, and GTEG-this is what most families pay.
REDUCE IT EVEN FURTHER!
Apply for one of our Premier Scholarships to reduce your cost even more: up to the full remaining cost of tuition!
$40,470 -$10,000 to -$16,000 -$18,685 -$1,100 -$1,000 $3,685 to $9,685 As low as $0 per year
STEP 1: Complete an application by visiting wesleyancollege.edu or through Common App.
There is no application fee, and applications are reviewed on a rolling basis. You will receive your admission and scholarship decision within days.
Apply by uploading your unofficial high-school transcripts. Your final official transcripts are not required until after graduation, before you enroll at Wesleyan. We are proudly test-optional, an SAT or ACT is not required to apply.
STEP 3: Apply for scholarships, and complete your FAFSA!
Apply for Wesleyan’s Premier Scholarships, and complete your FAFSA early. Together, these opportunities can significantly reduce your out-ofpocket costs, often making a Wesleyan education comparable to or even less expensive than many public colleges.
STEP 4: Secure your spot!
You’re in! Once admitted, submit your nonrefundable $300 deposit and begin preparing for First-Year Orientation. We’ll provide a personalized checklist to guide you through enrollment, class registration, and connecting with your future classmates. This is where the fun begins! Welcome home! Welcome to Wesleyan!


SCAN TO APPLY!






Three steps. One more reason to choose Wesleyan!
STEP 1
Visit Campus: See Wesleyan in person during an upcoming Experience Wesleyan Day.
STEP 2
Complete Your FAFSA: Unlock financial aid opportunities available to you.
STEP 3
Share Your Wesleyan Spirit: Cut out the Wesleyan pennant from the back of this viewbook, snap a photo or video starting your Wesleyan Way, and tag/collaborate with @WESLEYANCOLLEGEGA
COMPLETE ALL THREE STEPS AND UNLOCK AN ADDITIONAL $1,000 OFF YOUR FIRST YEAR BILL!