With more than 600 courses, 47 majors and 59 minors you will find plenty of opportunities to discover how the arts and sciences, humanities and social sciences compliment each other.
Wheaton faculty are renowned researchers, celebrated scholars, and influential artists, and they are all dedicated to teaching excellence.
Need-based financial aid is awarded to more than 65% of Wheaton students and our generous merit scholarships recognize students for high academic achievement, regardless of financial need.
We understand a Wheaton College education is a substantial investment. But we want you to know the college is equally invested in making a Wheaton education within reach.
At Wheaton College you can find ways to do it all. Take your pick from more than 100 student-run clubs and organizations or start your own.
Most of our students live on campus, creating a lively social scene, and are actively engaged in student clubs and activities.
Wheaton is located in Norton, Massachusetts and enrolls approximately 1750 students representing more than 70 countries and 30 U.S. states.
Wheaton prides itself on a personal and engaged academic and co-curricular learning experience for our students.
Explore the employment, graduate education and fellowship opportunities of our recent graduates.
Wheaton guarantees that every student will have access to funding to participate in a professional or research-based internship before senior year.
Our professors are not only experts in their fields; they are also dedicated teachers, engaged community members and student collaborators.
Students may concentrate in a single major, pursue an interdisciplinary program, focus on several areas or even design an independent major.
Compass, approved by faculty members in spring 2019, officially launched this academic year with the Class of 2024. The new curriculum reimagines Wheaton’s general education requirements with opportunities that challenge and support students in designing their own educational paths and builds on Wheaton’s core principles.
Wheaton students remained busy during their winter break. They were able to secure internships in a number of fields, gaining key experiential learning opportunities to help enhance their academic pursuits and build the foundation for their career goals.
Wheaton College has been selected as a First-gen Forward institution, a national honor that recognizes its commitment to the success of first-generation college students. Shaya Gregory Poku, dean for equity, social justice and community impact at Wheaton, said the designation speaks to institutional values and reinforces the college’s dedication to diversity and inclusion.
