Wesleyan College

Our 200-acre wooded campus, along with Georgian style buildings, is listed in the National Register of Historic Places as the Wesleyan College Historic District. Century-old trees are a beautiful contrast to recently renovated residence halls; multi-million-dollar athletic, wellness, and equestrian facilities; and state-of-the-art science center.
As the first college in the world chartered to grant degrees to women, we take our role as a pioneer in women’s education seriously. Since 1836, we have educated women to do the impossible, the amazing, and
the extraordinary in fine arts, science, business, education, and a wide
range of professions.
As a college supported by Methodists from its earliest days, Wesleyan has a long tradition of service to the community. Students are shaped by our commitment to provide opportunities for community engagement. Above all else, today’s students develop a sense of purpose, viewing themselves as leaders who serve.
Wesleyan is a tapestry of traditions that combine to create what we
call “Sisterhood.” Depending on your year, you will be a Green Knight,
Pirate, Purple Knight, or Golden Heart. Sisterhood starts as soon as
you enter Wesleyan, when your “big sister” shows you the ropes, and
continues even after your undergraduate experience ends.
Our 200-acre wooded campus, along with Georgian style buildings, is listed in the National Register of Historic Places as the Wesleyan College Historic District. Century-old trees are a beautiful contrast to recently renovated residence halls; multi-million-dollar athletic, wellness, and equestrian facilities; and state-of-the-art science center.
As the first college in the world chartered to grant degrees to women, we take our role as a pioneer in women’s education seriously. Since 1836, we have educated women to do the impossible, the amazing, and
the extraordinary in fine arts, science, business, education, and a wide
range of professions.
As a college supported by Methodists from its earliest days, Wesleyan has a long tradition of service to the community. Students are shaped by our commitment to provide opportunities for community engagement. Above all else, today’s students develop a sense of purpose, viewing themselves as leaders who serve.
Wesleyan is a tapestry of traditions that combine to create what we
call “Sisterhood.” Depending on your year, you will be a Green Knight,
Pirate, Purple Knight, or Golden Heart. Sisterhood starts as soon as
you enter Wesleyan, when your “big sister” shows you the ropes, and
continues even after your undergraduate experience ends.
Our 200-acre wooded campus, along with Georgian style buildings, is listed in the National Register of Historic Places as the Wesleyan College Historic District. Century-old trees are a beautiful contrast to recently renovated residence halls; multi-million-dollar athletic, wellness, and equestrian facilities; and state-of-the-art science center.
As the first college in the world chartered to grant degrees to women, we take our role as a pioneer in women’s education seriously. Since 1836, we have educated women to do the impossible, the amazing, and
the extraordinary in fine arts, science, business, education, and a wide
range of professions.
As a college supported by Methodists from its earliest days, Wesleyan has a long tradition of service to the community. Students are shaped by our commitment to provide opportunities for community engagement. Above all else, today’s students develop a sense of purpose, viewing themselves as leaders who serve.
Wesleyan is a tapestry of traditions that combine to create what we
call “Sisterhood.” Depending on your year, you will be a Green Knight,
Pirate, Purple Knight, or Golden Heart. Sisterhood starts as soon as
you enter Wesleyan, when your “big sister” shows you the ropes, and
continues even after your undergraduate experience ends.
Our 200-acre wooded campus, along with Georgian style buildings, is listed in the National Register of Historic Places as the Wesleyan College Historic District. Century-old trees are a beautiful contrast to recently renovated residence halls; multi-million-dollar athletic, wellness, and equestrian facilities; and state-of-the-art science center.
As the first college in the world chartered to grant degrees to women, we take our role as a pioneer in women’s education seriously. Since 1836, we have educated women to do the impossible, the amazing, and
the extraordinary in fine arts, science, business, education, and a wide
range of professions.
As a college supported by Methodists from its earliest days, Wesleyan has a long tradition of service to the community. Students are shaped by our commitment to provide opportunities for community engagement. Above all else, today’s students develop a sense of purpose, viewing themselves as leaders who serve.
Wesleyan is a tapestry of traditions that combine to create what we
call “Sisterhood.” Depending on your year, you will be a Green Knight,
Pirate, Purple Knight, or Golden Heart. Sisterhood starts as soon as
you enter Wesleyan, when your “big sister” shows you the ropes, and
continues even after your undergraduate experience ends.

Summer Camps at Wesleyan College. Register and pay online!
Wesleyan offers a wide range of programs during the summer for students looking to explore and expand their skills in softball, soccer, math and science, cheerleading, Kid's College, equestrian riding programs, LEAP! Camp, fine arts, and tennis! Something for everyone. Age range varies per camp. It is easy to register and pay online. Click here to read more about each camp!

_DSC0741smallest On Honors Day, Wesleyan College presented awards to students, faculty, and staff for the academic year 2012 - 2013. Pictured left to right are Patrice Johnson, Assistant Professor of Accounting, Vulcan Materials Company Teaching Excellence Award; President Ruth Knox; Dr. Matthew Martin, Professor of English, Ann Munch Award for Excellence in Teaching; Vivia Fowler, Provost of the College; and Charles Benesh, Associate Professor of Physics, SGA Professor of the Year award.