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First Look Friday
August 6

Transfer Students

W&J Thrive Scholarship

Social Justice and Anti-Racism

Create Your College Experience for Your Profession and Success

Create Your College Experience for Your Profession and Success

Students engage their intellectual capabilities allowing them to find their voice, pursue their passions and prepare them to lead a life of ethical leadership.

Academics
Professional Readiness to Career Success

Professional Readiness to Career Success

Our college experiences connect students with the real world, allowing them to build networks and position themselves for success.

Beyond the Classroom

The Pittsburgh Connection

W&J College is in a suburb outside of one of America’s most livable cities. W&J students gain valuable experiences with leading national and international employers located in downtown Pittsburgh.

Pittsburgh Connection

Connect with a Community

Play an intramural sport. Take part in a speaking event. Join a student organization. You'll find so much to be part of at W&J.

Student Activities

Strong Alumni Network

Once a President, always a President. When you graduate, you can tackle the world with help from a vast network of W&J alumni.

Alumni Resources

The biology major is interning in the lab of Paul Himes, Ph.D., at the University of Louisville. The lab is working with different mutant pathogenic bacteria and examining their growth patterns to determine if other bacteria can disrupt their chemical signaling pathways to limit their growth.

Alexander Albright, Biology ’20

What do Beyoncé, Wale, Trey Songz, and Washington & Jefferson College senior Will Tucker ’20 have in common? They’ve all worked at Wire Road Studio in Houston, Texas.

Will Tucker, Sociology ’20

The Franklin Magellan Award allowed me to pursue things that I had always hoped to do for a better future. It’s one of the reasons I chose to come to W&J.

Chynna Wilcox, Spanish ’20

"I could go on and on about connections I made with staff and my peers through student activities and groups. Just the constant support I had through them gave me a family there even though my family was four hours away."

Jeffrey Germak ’14

After completing my first Magellan in Florida…I had the idea to study baseball, but I wasn’t sure how I could make it a research project. Then, I thought about how players come from all over the world to play in the U.S.

Brooke Shuck, Business Administration, ’20

98 %

percentage of W&J graduates who complete their education in 4 years

97 %

percentage of 2019 graduates employed or continuing their education

300 +

alumni mentors ready to assist current students