Wofford College Top Questions

Everyone interacts with each other. For instance, fraternities and sororities interact with other greek organizations and with other students. Athletes regularly interact and hang around others who are not on their team. In this way you get to know everyone no matter what their interests are and you broaden your horizons on the different aspects of social life. Most students wear "fratty" clothes to class. Polo's and Kakhis are a common sight everywhere. Most are financially very rich with only a small portion studying on full scholarship.

My classmates are well-educated, diverse, and very individualistic.

They are dedicated, not only to their school work, but to taking the myraid of oppurtunites presented to them to improve their minds, spirit, and character, while also taking time to form close relationahips with their teachers and classmates.

As stated in the stereotypes above, Wofford is known for being a very southern, conservative school and the student body does reflect that. With more that 50{4a082faed443b016e84c6ea63012b481c58f64867aa2dc62fff66e22ad7dff6c} of the student body being from South Carolina the student body is enriched with South Carolina culture. Being from Tennessee myself I have embraced my new home and love everything about it. I would describe the student body as intelligent, considerate, and friendly. As Wofford students we can be complete nerds and talk for hours about our majors or an interesting debate in class, I love that I can have an intellectual conversation with anyone you meet. I love when you meet someone on the sidewalk and ask how you are doing they genuinely care how you are. There are a number of wealthy students at Wofford, however, I feel as though the majority of students are on some amount of scholarship and do value their education. There are people from all walks of life. I believe everyone is welcome and finds their place on campus.

They are mostly focused towards doing well.

be careful about what school you choose. Financial aid is important as well. Go to a college where you have many options in choosing majors and careers