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Talk with usWhy have you decided to apply to Wake Forest? Share with us anything that has made you interested in our institution.
Give us your Top Ten list. (The choice of theme is yours.) (limit: 100 characters per line)
List five books you’ve read that intrigued you (title and author only).
Tell us what piques your intellectual curiosity or has helped you understand the world’s complexity. This can include a work you’ve read, a project you’ve completed for a class, and even co-curricular activities in which you have been involved (limit 150 words).
Please list your principle activities outside of the classroom. Your activities may include arts, athletics, clubs, employment, community activities, other pursuits, and honors won.Which of your extracurricular accomplishments has had the most meaning for you and why.
Please submit an essay on a topic of your choice.
Dr. Maya Angelou, renowned author, poet, civil-rights activist, and former Wake Forest University Reynolds Professor of American Studies, inspired others to celebrate their identities and to honor each person’s dignity. Choose one of Dr. Angelou’s powerful quotes. How does this quote relate to your lived experience or reflect how you plan to contribute to the Wake Forest community? (limit 300 words)
Brainstorm all your experiences in high school that you believe will show that you will be successful in college and beyond. The strongest ones will be the foundation of your personal brand.
Your essays should highlight one of the 5 traits: drive, intellectual curiosity, initiative, contribution, diversity of experiences
Every essay counts to build the overall narrative. Increasing your personal score increases your chances by 10x.