<p>I agree with smart—you can create your own experience at Wesleyan, and there are so many layers and subcommunities you will be amazed. I would add, also, that it is not unusual to see a football player who is also a math major and very liberal; or a sciences major who has labs and math classes and who is a campus activist. As an alum and as a parent of a current student, Wesleyan has always been–since the mid-60’s–a campus that has wide diversity in student interests and activities. I have always felt that, as long as you do not want a place where everyone agrees with your ideas, you will feel quite comfortable at Wesleyan, and with a student body of 3,000, there are plenty of people to choose from to become your friends.</p>