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A perfect day for you would definitely include:
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If you could choose a famous mentor, past or present, who would it be?
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Which of the following events would be most exciting for you?
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When you have free time, how do you like spending it?
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Which of the following is your favorite accessory?
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Which of the following objects best represent you?
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Wittenberg offers plenty of engaging classes. Which course title is most appealing to you?
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What is your favorite game?
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What is in your Netflix queue?
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Each new experience is a chance to grow.
As a business owner, Quin Gable ’14, knows how it goes. Even when you sweat over every detail, sometimes life has a plan of its own. “You can’t think everything will be perfect – you won’t be able to think on your toes,” Gable says. “Without Wittenberg, I wouldn’t have the skills that helped me adapt and create.”
On a campus full of traditions, our favorite is a friendly “hello.”
In Springfield, Ohio, our Midwestern roots run deep. The result is a culture at Wittenberg that’s friendly, inclusive, and supportive throughout your time in college.
We all bring something bright into the world.
James Lesinski ’14 didn’t know exactly what to expect from the Washington Semester program, so it helped that Wittenberg advisors and professors were always on call – just like friends and mentors. Ten years later, he’s built a professional network in the U.S. House of Representatives, where he serves as legal counsel on policy and oversight.
You determine your own destiny (and your legacy).
No matter what you go through, says Jason Gregory’20, you can lead a life that inspires others. At Wittenberg, that’s exactly what he did to earn the Tharros Award for grit and perseverance. After graduation, Jason landed his dream job at the Springfield Metropolitan Housing Authority—the same system in which he grew up—helping families find their own paths to success. “Wittenberg helped bring out skills that I never thought I had in me,” he said.
Wittenberg has a tremendous academic reputation, which is one of the reasons I chose to come here after 11 years at another institution. My goal as a professor is to have the best-prepared students in terms of their knowledge and work ethic.”
Your first roommate, the people you have classes with, the people on your sports teams – they will be your backbone at Wittenberg. And since it’s a small school, you’ll have a chance to get close with them and connect on a different level than you would at a larger institution.”
My professors at Wittenberg really fight for me as a student. They want me to have opportunities that are going to grow me as an individual person.”
