Wingate University strives to give students the best return on their investment. U.S. News & World Report has ranked us tops in North Carolina in social mobility among independent national universities. We're also No. 1 among N.C. private universities for economic mobility, according to Third Way.
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Wingate University is a laboratory of difference-making, aligning talent, resources and expertise with student learning opportunities to improve the human condition. What difference will you make?
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According to the Cooperative Institutional Research Program, 96 percent of first-year students entering Wingate in 2017 said the University's good academic reputation was important or very important in their decision to attend Wingate.
Wingate aiming to help fill big need for substance-abuse counselors in the U.S.
Ryan Webber '09, a former tight end who now runs a marketing company, provides the lowdown on Bulldog sports with weekly podcast.
Slavic-speaking population in the area has grown rapidly in the past few years.
All Wingate graduates who have taken the National Board for Certification in Occupational Therapy exam have passed it.
Wingate DPT among the best in North Carolina, and well above the national average, in preparing students for National Physical Therapy Exam.
Two faculty members and two students stand out for upholding the legacy of Martin Luther King Jr.
Interesting speakers, community-driven projects, the changing of the guard and, yes, another national title punctuated an eventful year.
Longtime sociology professor ends career as Title IX coordinator and vice president for institutional integrity.
Wayfind program to provide enhanced access to college to select students at more schools starting next month. Six students from the first Wayfind cohort enrolled at Wingate this fall.
Campus Community Spotlight
Our people set us apart from our peer institutions and help make the traditions and values that are unique to Wingate University. Through interviews with faculty, staff and students, you'll start to understand the phrase "The Wingate Way." To view more videos, click here.
A Golden Door Scholar and Political Science major, Lilian found her voice and confidence to be an advocate in the community.
A transfer graduate student studying occupational therapy, McKenzie brought a world of experience from the deaf community to her studies.
The Burnsville Learning Center in rural Anson County needed help discovering and cataloging who was buried in a Civil War-era cemetery. Wingate history professor, Dr. David Mitchell, proposed that Julia Lasure could tackle it as an internship.