What makes NC Wesleyan so unique?
Our Mission is to prepare students for professional advancement, life-long learning, and responsible participation in their communities. At North Carolina Wesleyan University, we provide students with opportunities to make meaningful connections and learn through innovative teaching approaches.
NCWU is truly a special place- a distinctive Wesleyan experience equips our graduates to make a positive impact on the world. The University fosters a student-centered culture that values the feedback and contributions of our students. Listed below are just a few reasons why our students believe North Carolina Wesleyan University is such a special place.
What Our Students Have To Say!
I have really enjoyed the community that I’ve been a part of in all the ministries, it’s really been a life changing experience for me, and I thank God for the relationships built on and off campus.
As a member of Wesleyan’s Black Student Association, the Male Minority initiative and other groups, I got into a community that felt like my family away from home. I am pursuing a Master of Arts in Christian Practice (MACP) at Duke Divinity School and I hope to attend the Master of Arts in Christian Practice Hybrid program and continue preaching and pursuing to pastor in the CME Church.
I’m truly grateful for the support of my professors, the students, staff and faculty from the Wesleyan community, the many churches regardless of denomination, and my family for everything they’ve done for me the last four years; but most of all, I thank God for what he’s already done, what He’s doing right now, and for what He’s about to do!Khalil Robertson ’24
The athletic staff is truly one of a kind, they have become our friends and mentors over the years. They allowed me to meet with our donors, go to the NCAA Convention, and manage the women’s volleyball team. I can’t thank Wesleyan enough for everything it has done for me!Blaire Harley ’23
Gabriel Guzman - Venezuela
Emmanuel Agoh ’23
Callie Cline - North Carolina
Savannah Browne ’20
When I chose Wesleyan, I never thought that it would impact my life so much. Faculty and staff were always there when I needed it, and I knew I could count on their help. I truly felt like I had a family there, which was really important for me to have because I was so far away from home. The different organizations, that I was part of, truly helped me for my professional career. Being part of the board for Impact and IBA, as well as helping the BGA with some marketing gave me experiences that I added on my resume and I actually use these experiences in my current job.
The professors were a huge help. They were always willing to answer my questions in depth and to give additional materials to help me with my understanding. They gave me confidence in myself and I was taught that curiosity and tenacity is the key to succeed. I don’t regret choosing this college; I would never be the person I am now without the years spent there.
Chloé Delmas - France
Natalie Larson - Colorado
Will Plyler – North Carolina
Joseph Alexander
Beverly Anaele - Maryland
Being a part of the ethics team helped me improve my public speaking skills while Refuge campus ministries provided me with an outlet with which to help maintain my faith in God and serve the Christian community on campus. Impact Wesleyan business society provided me with relevant information and ethics about business and entrepreneurship that were otherwise not available to me in the classroom and the SGA provided me experience on what it is like to occupy a representative role and gave me my first shot at public office on campus.
Wesleyan also gave me the opportunity to serve as a resident assistant which tremendously helped to improve my leadership skills and filled me with a stronger sense of responsibility and purpose. Thanks to the great education and relevant skills obtained from Wesleyan, I was able to get hired right after graduation and I am now thriving in my field of study which is computer science. I am a proud Alumni of North Carolina Wesleyan University and Wesleyan remains my second home.
Boluwatife Johnson - Nigeria