Wingate University is a comprehensive, independent, and growing university that blends in-class learning with out-of-class applications to deliver a life-changing educational experience.
Founded in 1896 — the original campus is located in Wingate, North Carolina, and two additional campuses are located in the Ballantyne neighborhood of Charlotte and Hendersonville, North Carolina. The University serves more than 3,600 students, including undergraduate and graduate students. We emphasize faith, knowledge, and a spirit of service in all our programs, regardless of the field of study.
The mission of Wingate University is to develop educated, ethical, and productive global citizens. Following its Judeo-Christian heritage, the University seeks to cultivate the following in its students: Faith, Knowledge, and Service.
Wingate, a comprehensive, independent, and growing university serves more than 3,600 students in North Carolina.
Founded in 1896, the University offers 35 undergraduate majors as well as graduate and professional programs. Wingate is home to the Cannon College of Arts and Sciences, the Levine College of Health Sciences, the Byrum School of Business, the Thayer School of Education, and the School of Sport Sciences.
The Enrollment Management Team works to find the right financial aid solution for you. Grant, scholarship, student loans, and work-study opportunities help make a Wingate University education affordable. Please contact your enrollment officer if you have any questions. Together, we will help find a way for you to become a Bulldog.
Wingate University is considered the 16th best value in the South, according to the 2018 U.S. News & World Report, and was recently named in the top 25 regional universities in the South by College Census. Wingate University offers nine programs to help you achieve your dreams if you are ready to begin your graduate work. Each has its application for admission. Because we use a rolling admissions process, there is no deadline to apply.
Ninety-six percent of first-year students say Wingate's academic reputation was an essential reason for becoming a Bulldog. However, what starts in the classroom does not stay in the classroom, thanks to our commitment to seamless learning and transformative student experiences.
Setting the course for students who desire a professional career, Wingate University is proud of its exemplary graduate programs. Whether you dream of becoming a business leader, serving in a leadership role in a community college, or leading the front office for a professional sport, Wingate University has the right graduate program to help you achieve your goals. As an accredited university, Wingate University is empowered to grant masters and doctoral degrees.
The Office of International Programs (OIP) serves as Wingate's center for facilitating lifelong, global engagement. We live in an interconnected world of diverse cultures and countries, and students need to be prepared to live and work in an international community. OIP works to provide an authentic global perspective on and off-campus by creating student opportunities abroad, offering services for international students and scholars, developing international activities for faculty, and providing innovative programming focused on enhancing an internationalized campus.
Wingate University faculty and staff are committed to doing everything they can to help you be a successful student. We hope you will do your part by taking advantage of the services offered by these caring individuals. As a Wingate University student, you might not need to visit each of these offices every week, but most students will need their services on campus. We want to introduce you to them.
The Office of Academic Advising is your go-to source for everything you need to know about choosing courses, staying on track for graduation, and declaring a major. Incoming first-year students are assigned an advisor. Yours is your best source of information and help as you navigate your way through your first year of college. They can answer your questions, help you determine the best choices, and offer advice on how to adapt to college life.
We know you have heard it before, but for many students, the transition from high school to college is not always smooth. Coursework can be a challenge, which is we recommend a visit to the Academic Resource Center to learn the strategies that will help you succeed.
The ability to communicate effectively is a critical skill for all students. You will need strong writing skills as a Wingate University student, and the tutors at the Writing Center can help you hone those skills. Whether you are working on a business case study or a scientific analysis, the peer tutors can acquire the necessary skills to convey your ideas.
It is a digital world, and the Office of Information Technology Services strives to keep everyone connected. From helping you access campus Wi-Fi to providing recommendations on how to stay safe online, the staff of ITS is prepared to answer your questions. Need help? Please stop by their desk on the second floor of the library—the right size. We are small enough to get to know most everyone on campus and big enough to provide global-sized opportunities. There is a lot to do — let us get started.
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