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| Application
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| • On-line Application | ||
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Unclassified Student Instructions: * Bowman Gray Campus * Reynolda Campus |
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Contact Information
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Programs of Study in Biomedical Sciences |
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| bggrad@wfubmc.edu | ||
| Phone: | (336) 716-4224 | |
| Fax: | (336) 716-0185 | |
| Mail: |
Wake Forest University Graduate School of Arts and Sciences Biomedical Sciences Bowman Gray Campus Medical Center Blvd. Winston-Salem, N.C. 27157-1001 |
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Programs of Study in Arts & Sciences |
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| E-mail: | gradschl@wfu.edu | |
| Phone: | 336-758-5301 | |
| Fax: | 336-758-4230 | |
| Mail: | Wake
Forest University Graduate School of Arts and Sciences 1834 Wake Forest Road Room 5, Reynolda Hall P.O. Box 7487 Reynolda Station Winston-Salem, NC 27109-7487 |
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The Graduate School will continue to offer programs in traditional academic disciplines and will take the initiative in the development of new programs that build on the strengths of the faculty in responding to the needs of society in an ever-changing world.
The more than 520 graduate faculty, who are also members of several schools of the University to bring to the Graduate School research interests that range across the spectrum of academic disciplines. For a complete listing, see Graduate Faculty.
The University attracts superior students; in 2006-2007, undergraduate enrollment was 4,321 and graduate and professional enrollment was 2,418. Student enrollment in the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences for fall 2006 is more than 10 percent of the total University enrollment, with almost 741 students currently pursuing graduate degrees. 437 of these students are enrolled in graduate programs on the Reynolda campus, and 304 students are in biomedical sciences programs on the Bowman Gray and associated campuses of the Wake Forest University School of Medicine.
Students come from all parts of the United States and several foreign countries
to obtain a graduate education at Wake Forest University. Underrepresented minority
students comprise approximately twelve percent of the total graduate enrollment.
The graduate students have formed the Graduate Student Association (GSA), Black
Graduate Student Association (BGSA), as well as the MD/PhD Student Association.
The Associations encourage intellectual and social activities of interest to graduate
students. Two members of the GSA serve on the Graduate Council. For more information,
see Graduate Student Associations.
Eligibility
Undergraduate seniors and graduates of accredited U.S. colleges and universities
or recognized foreign institutions may apply for admission to the Graduate School
for study on the Reynolda Campus or the Bowman Gray Campus. Applicants must complete
their degree requirements prior to entering the Graduate School.
For both domestic and international applicants, the application deadline is January 15th.
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remember to submit all application materials JANUARY 15, 2008 |