W&J College Appoints Dr. Tracey Sheetz Vice President for Enrollment Management
WASHINGTON, PA (April 28, 2022) – After a national search, Washington & Jefferson College (W&J) welcomes Dr. Tracey Sheetz as the Vice President for Enrollment Management. Sheetz comes to W&J with more than 30 years of experience in marketing, strategy, leadership and management, all with a focus on education. She has spent the majority of…
Office of Admission Launches Augmented Reality Uncommon Tours
The Washington & Jefferson College Office of Admission is excited to announce the introduction of personalized virtual Augmented Reality (AR) tours, called Uncommon Tours, for prospective students and families beginning November 1, 2021.
W&J Senior, Future Teacher Lives Up to His Alma Maters’ Missions of Leadership
Kenny Jimenez ’21 will return to his hometown of Houston, Texas to teach eighth grade social studies in the YES Prep public school system.
“Stay Open-Minded”: Senior shares how his W&J journey landed him in a top neuroscience program
When Jerrik Rydbom ’21 spoke to prospective students at W&J Take Action Day in April, he shared an important piece of advice: stay open minded, because you never know where your college experience could take you.
Washington & Jefferson College Freezes Tuition, Room and Board Costs for 2021-2022 Academic Year
Washington & Jefferson College will freeze costs of attendance for the 2021-2022 academic year, including tuition and room and board rates.
Washington & Jefferson College Named as Princeton Review, U.S. News & World Report Top College for 2021
Washington & Jefferson College has again been named a top college by Princeton Review and U.S. News & World Report.
W&J Recognized Nationally Among Institutions with Best Financial Aid, Lowest Student Loan Default Rates
LendEDU has recognized W&J among institutions nationally with the best financial aid and lowest student loan default rates.
Writing the Personal Statement: How to Create a Winning College Application
You’ve completed all the online form fields asking for your details. You’ve compiled the list of your extracurriculars. You’ve talked to your guidance counselor and have your transcripts ready to go. There’s just one thing left, and it’s the big one: writing your personal statement. So how exactly should you…