Wesley College

"Wesley College is a small college with small classroom settings, where you have the ability to get to know everyone. There is a very personal feeling about Wesley itself. My experience here was great; I made some of my best friends for life."

Wesley College knew this all along. All you have to do is ask students and faculty. Now, the rest of the country does too.

For the third time this season, Wesley College junior guard Brian Cameron was named the Atlantic East Conference Men's Basketball Player of the Week. Cameron averaged 30 or more points per game. He shot 53.3 percent (16-30) from the field, went 6-for-10 from three and 22-for-24 in free throws.

Project WICCED, which stands for Water in the Changing Coastal Environment of Delaware, is a cooperative endeavor of the University of Delaware, Delaware State University, Delaware Technical Community College and Wesley College.

A number of partner organizations throughout the state have provided on-site and community-based art workshops for participants in Easterseals adult day programs at the Biggs Museum of American Art.

Scholar's Day is an opportunity for the entire Wesley College community to come together and celebrate scholarly endeavors. This day consists of presentations and performances that demonstrate scholarly achievements and research by students. The program is attended by peers of the participating students as well as faculty, staff, family members of the presenters and the public.

"In one word, my experience at Wesley has been excellent. The fact that I got a lot of help and support from my professor for my Capstone Project has been the most memorable experience so far."

"We designed this program to be rigorous, practical, and forward-thinking." Dr. Jordan Kinsey, Wesley’s new Director of Bands

A Wesley College ribbon cutting ceremony celebrated a generous, on-going donation from the Harry K. Foundation for a food bank. Several anti-hunger advocates officially cut the ribbon on the new food bank for students at Wesley.

Wesley scored a 96.4% pass rate which represents first-time candidates educated in Delaware and the percentage who passed the exam.

"I chose to come to Wesley because it was the most affordable option for me. What I love about being at Wesley is my Resident Assistant job!"

"I chose to study at Wesley because I love to debate with people and Wesley gave me a great platform for that. My favorite thing at Wesley is the relationship I have formed with my Political Science professors."

"I came to Wesley because of the small campus and the small class sizes. My favorite thing about Wesley is that everyone is so friendly and there is always someone there to help you."

"I chose to come to Wesley to run track and for the close community feel. The thing I love about Wesley is the amazing relationships I have made over the years and the opportunities Wesley has given me to be able to pursue my dreams."

"I came to Wesley because they had a good program for Criminal Justice, plus they are down the street from many state buildings. My favorite part about Wesley is the friends I have made here and the Den food is amazing."

We welcome national and international students and hope to give them insight into life and education in the United States while enjoying the cultural richness and diversity these students bring.

Because you want to attend a small school with really big opportunities. Because you know you deserve them. You want professors who know your name and care about your growth (and will even text with you). Because you’re more than just a number. Because on the campus tour, you don’t want to feel lost - you want to feel at home. And because you want to be someone.

A top-notch, private education doesn’t have to cost a fortune. Annually, Wesley awards over $42 million in scholarships and financial aid and over 95% of our students receive some type of financial assistance. Click on the image above to see how we can help you reach your dreams.

"I chose Wesley after being out of college for 10 years and not wanting to travel a far distance for class. The location and size of Wesley allow you to make connections that open up jobs after graduation."

"I chose Wesley to be away from home for independence, but close enough so I can go home if I want. I truly love Wesley for the connections I have made with other students, faculty, and staff."

"I chose Wesley for the opportunities that were available here. I had the option to start my Undergraduate Research during my Freshman year!"

The Parker Library is the campus’ main library named for the late Robert Parker, President of Wesley College from 1960-1975. Wesley library cards are available to all Wesley College students, faculty and staff at no charge.

"I chose Wesley for the broad education in the Masters of Environmental Science Program. I wanted a program that had a wide range of topics and allowed me to focus on my Masters thesis."

"Being a transfer student from a large state university, Wesley's small classes gives you the one-on-one attention that cannot be found anywhere else. Being in a small program allows for networking and collaboration within the program and with outside resources."

"Delaware is a small state and is close to large cities and the beaches. There is plenty of places to explore. Wesley also has opportunities for internships and Undergraduate Research programs that I would not be able to find at a larger school."

"I chose Wesley because it was a good fit financially. The MBA Program and the subjects were of my interest, plus the student to teacher ratio was amazing. The location of Wesley was a great fit due to being close to all of the major cities."