Wofford College
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Major: History/Histories (art history/etc.) (This Major's Salary over time)
Though I know that I will go on to graduate school in one field or another, I have not yet determined which career I would like to pursue. After working very hard and excelling at Wofford, however, I feel confident that I will do very well in any graduate program I participate in. Academically, Wofford is a very challenging school and only continues to strengthen its faculty and programs. Socially, Wofford can be a bit alienating if you choose not to participate in the Greek system established there. While President Dunlap and many faculty members are committed to improving diversity at Wofford, prospective students must recognize that any private, liberal arts college with a 28K tuition bill will be limited in the amount of diversity on campus, socially and ethnically.