Wheaton College-Wheaton Top Questions

A Christian student who is looking to integrate their faith and learning in a academically rigorous environment.

The hard worker should come to Wheaton. Hard work is encouraged, and definitely rewarded. The courses are hard, but that's what makes them great too. The professors actually care that you learn the subject, so the workload is going to be harder. The hard workers are the ones who get the most out of their experience here.

A Wheaton student must be willing to read a lot, willing to study late into the night, willing to live under the Community Covenant which we all sign, willing to go to a school with no crazy partying, willing to live in a powerful Christian community.

Someone who is willing to be a part of a community that isn't perfect, but generally strives to care about the world and important issues in our time.

Men and women who are looking for christianity blended with excellent academics should attend this college.

Someone who wants to be in an alcohol and drug free environment who takes their Christian faith seriously and wants to engage the world around them.

Driven, Protestant Christian, looking for a rewarding education that values the integration of faith and learning.

Motivated, conservative, type-A personality students who are looking for an excellent education and are willing to work hard to get it.

Hard Working Conservative Religious

White, Christian, Conservative, Midwestern Suburbanite--we wouldn't want to upset the balance now would we? Also, you must be a type-A overachiever who took all AP classes and was involved in at least 10 extra-curicular activities in high school. OR you could be a football player and ignore all the previous statements and get into this school on the highly-coveted Football Financial Aid Program.