Wake Forest University provides students with opportunities to pursue an array of academic interests and passions in the best tradition of a small liberal arts college with the resources of a national research university. Since 1834, Wake Forest has built on its tradition of academic excellence and service to humanity. The university embraces the teacher-scholar ideal, prizing personal interaction between students and faculty. Exceptional teaching, fundamental research and discovery, and the engagement of faculty and students in the classroom and the laboratory are paramount. Wake Forest has made personal and career development a mission-critical component of the college experience. Its innovative Office of Personal and Career Development provides comprehensive support from an exploration of values, interests and talents to the search for internships and jobs. Located in Winston-Salem, the 340-acre campus is bordered by Reynolda Gardens, with 150 acres of walking trails and formal gardens. Most of Wake Forest's more than 30 buildings are constructed of Old Virginia brick in a modified Georgian style and surrounded by majestic magnolia trees. The Reynolda Campus is home to the College of Arts and Sciences and several graduate and professional schools. The School of Medicine is located four miles away.

Total Enrollment:6960
           International Students:253（4%）
Undergraduate Enrollment:4527
           International Students:69（2%）
Graduate Enrollment:2433
           International Students:184（8%）

Undergraduate Programs
           Accountancy
           Anthropology
           Art History
           Biology
           Business
           Chemistry
           Chinese
           Classical Studies
           Communication
           Computer Science
           Economics
           Education
           Education
           Engineering
           English
           Finance
           French
           German
           Greek
           Health & Exercise Science
           History
           Japanese
           Latin
           Law
           Mathematical Business
           Mathematical Economics
           Mathematics
           Music History/Theory/Composition
           Music Performance
           Philosophy
           Physics
           Political Science
           Psychology
           Religion
           Russian
           Sociology
           Spanish
           Studio Art
           Theatre
Master's Degree Programs
           Accountancy
           Biology
           Biomedical Engineering
           Business Administration & Management
           Chemistry
           Communication
           Comparative Medicine
           Computer Science
           Counseling
           Divinity
           English
           Health & Exercise Science
           Health Science Research
           Liberal Studies
           Mathematics
           Medicine
           Molecular Medicine
           Physician Assistant Studies
           Physics
           Psychology
           Religion
           Teaching
Doctoral Programs
           Biochemistry & Molecular Biology
           Biology
           Biomedical Engineering
           Cancer Biology
           Chemistry
           Microbiology & Immunology
           Molecular & Cellular Pathobiology
           Molecular Genetics & Genomics
           Molecular Medicine
           Neurobiology & Anatomy
           Neuroscience
           Physics
           Physiology & Pharmacology