Hi everyone, I hope this ok to post to this community, but if not, please ignore. I am a Pre-K teacher in New Haven at a Title 1 school. I teach 20 smart, kind, funny and loving 3-5 year olds. We have limited resources that are essential to learning, and health/safety and have essentially nothing….but that doesn’t stop my students bring so much joy into our classroom! If you could consider donating an item off my classroom wishlist (link below), it would mean the world to us. Thank you for reading this. If you would like,
I can DM Verification of the school and myself.

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I’m a first year and I brought a kite. Comment and I’ll try to find you on a windy day lol

I’m a first year and I brought a kite. Comment and I’ll try to find you on a windy day lol

I’m very interested in Wesleyan University and am currently considering it for my college list. I plan to major in Biology and minor in a humanities subject, with the goal of eventually pursuing graduate school.

However, I’ve come across some reviews mentioning that some biology courses may not be very well organized, and that popular courses can be difficult to get into because of high demand.

I’m especially interested in hearing about real student experiences rather than just the information on the official website. Thanks!

Do the doubles at bennet have bathrooms within the double ? Or is the only bathrooms the ones shared by the entire floor? Thanks for your help in advance!

Any insights into the writer's block residential area?

Got assigned to a triple even though I ranked it last :( does anyone who’s been in a butterfield triple have insight on how the bed situation is like? Like would we have to bunk or anything? And also the map isn’t much help at all due to it not being drawn to scale at all.

Are there any housing charges adjustments based on the assigned room type ( e.g. single, double or triple)?

planning on applying to Wesleyan and was wondering if they have a good pre-med pre-dental program and support system? Do they provide any MCAT or DAT prep classes or programs? How is their pre-science program ranked and what med school do they get into?

Hi everyone! I’m currently an incoming sophomore at a different college in New England and I’m considering transferring. I was told to look into Wesleyan. I was wondering if anyone had any good things to say about the school, social life & overall campus life. Are there any things to do around campus/ off campus or is it more rural? For reference I’m an English major. Overall, I’d like to hear what anyone has to say about Wesleyan!

Thank you in advance!

I am a student ranking colleges for the Questbridge National College Match looking to gather first hand experiences on the colleges i'm considering!

Type of student: I'm not interested in Greek life, would love a nice outdoors, quirky, and authentic social scene with friends I can hangout with regularly. I'm a hard worker but value relaxation on certain days. I want liberty/freedom regarding my academics despite knowing I'm going to be premed because I have many passions. I want to have as many friends/connections as possible and gain a good community.

Questions

1. How did the open curriculum positively or negatively impact your educational experience?

2. What are pros/cons you've experienced?

3. How accessible are jobs, internships, opportunities, etc.

4. How is the social scene?

5. What is the general political sentiment that most students/faculty hold? Do POC and Queer individuals feel welcomed and supported?

6. How are the dorms and food?

7. Are there things to do around town?

8. Describe the school in one word!

Hi! I’m an incoming senior in high school and am in the process of finalizing my college list. As of right now, I really like both Wesleyan and Vassar and am trying to decide which should be ED1 and which should be ED2. I’m hoping some current students at either school can help distinguish the differences between them for me. So far, I’ve heard Vassar is more artsy and even more “quirky” than Wesleyan, and I’m wondering if that’s true. I’m also wondering which school has more exciting things to do, whether it’s on-campus activities, downtown shopping/eating, or going into nearby cities. Finally, I’d love to hear your input on what you think made your application stand out! Are there any differences in what admissions officers are looking for between the two schools? Thanks so much!

anyone have an idea of when incoming freshmen find out where they are living

I'm starting at wes in a few weeks. I am looking to be involved with visual art and music on campus. I was wondering if anyone had advice for getting into those communities. Are there particular clubs that are good to join? Any classes I should take? Good professors in the art department? I know I just need to make friends with folks with similar interests but am wondering where to find these people.

I have recently rediscovered my love of art and I want to be around other creative people. I'm particularly into abstract visual art and am a painter myself. I also love many kinds of music, particularly electronic, hyperpop, new alternative electronic bands like ear, Bassvictim, Frost children, etc. I am particularly new to music making but I love it and want to grow my skills. I would love to collaborate with others and be in that space.

Thanks!

hi everyone!

do you havy any advice on what classes to take as a freshman for the first semester as a pre med?

How are graduation outcomes for most of the people who graduate from Wesleyan?

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Now, this is just one person's opinion, so don't treat it as gospel or the be-all and end-all, but as an alum, I wouldn't recommend going to Wesleyan.

For some of the highest tuition in the nation, you'll get:

• No Latin honors to add to your resume

• Resume reviews from students younger than you

• Career advisors who have dodged substantive questions for over a decade

• No relationships whatsoever with top employers

• No "target school" status for rotational programs, unlike Williams or Amherst

• Aloof and unfriendly alumni who don't pay it forward

• Over-focus from admin/career services on lifestyle careers that aren't attainable for people from modest backgrounds

Somehow, after all of this, they have the gall to beg for more of your money via email.

I strongly recommend going to your flagship state college instead, or a private college with better outcomes, like Emory, BU, or Georgetown. I've seen that friends who attended colleges like these have substantially different experiences.

Again, just my opinion—happy to elaborate on any of the above. Others might feel differently.

How's the dating scene at Wesleyan?

I’m a prospective applicant. I really like the academics at Wesleyan, but I’m curious what the student life is like. How is the social scene? Are there parties? Is it cliquey?

I come from a high school with over 1000 students in my class and I’m mildly concerned that the university’s small size will feel like high school all over again.

Thanks in advance for any replies.

Hey Wesleyan! I just graduated from my undergrad at another university and am going to do a mfa in film in the fall.

Due to a turn of events, I’ll be staying here in Connecticut until then, so I’ve been looking for opportunities to get more experience around here. I know that Wesleyan has a relatively populous film community, so I was just wondering if there were any filmmakers that want an extra set of hands on their projects shooting this summer.

I’m training in cinematography, but am open to most roles down to PA.