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  1. Potential Warren Wilson College applicants will possess a high school diploma and successfully complete a college preparatory curriculum. The average high school Grade Point Average (GPA) for admitted students is 3.6, though we have admitted students with GPAs ranging from 2.5 to 4.0, depending on their other qualifications.

  2. Warren Wilson College started as the Asheville Farm School in 1894, became a coed junior college in 1942, and transitioned to the four-year Warren Wilson College in the mid 1960s. Frontiers Yet Unknown The inspiring history of Warren Wilson College is told in this documentary by award-winning producers John Disher and Steven Heller.

  3. my.warren-wilson.eduHome | myWWC

    Warren Wilson Celebrates Class of 2024 at Commencement. Tue, May 14 2024 at 3:49 PM. Warren Wilson College celebrated the Class of 2024 at its commencement on Saturday, May 11. Around 160 undergraduate students received their degrees. As they walked across the stage, the students received white pine tree saplings.

  4. Campus Map. Take a Virtual Tour. Download a Detailed PDF. (800) 934-3536. admit@warren-wilson.edu. 701 Warren Wilson Road. Swannanoa, NC 28778. Google Maps.

  5. Warren Wilson College is a private institution that was founded in 1894. It has a total undergraduate enrollment of 723 (fall 2022), its setting is suburban, and the campus size is 1,135 acres.

  6. WOODBURY SCHOLARSHIP: $5,000 per year. The Woodbury Foundation was established in 1990 by Mrs. Woodbury (Christiana) Ransom, a long-time friend of Warren Wilson College. Following her death in 2001, the Foundation established the Woodbury Scholarship fund at the College in 2003. The scholarship is based on merit or need, and recipients are ...

  7. Everything at Warren Wilson College, a small liberal arts school outside Asheville, North Carolina, can be attributed to its unique approach to learning, where academics are combined with “work and service.” As one student describes the College, it’s “work for the hands, service for the heart, learning for the mind.”