Diversity and social life

ginnyvere
Mon, 06 Nov 2006 14:43:12 +0000

Emsibdn brings up a good point, though. We all hear the rumors about how non-diverse Wake Forest is, and the truth of the matter is it’s how you feel that matters more than the actual statistics. When you get right down to it, no, the demographics of Wake Forest aren’t representative of America as a whole or Winston-Salem especially. But I don’t think that people who aren’t the stereotypical Wake student (if such a person exists) feel isolated. I know that I don’t, and I’m pretty far from the stereotype. I have found that Wake is a place where it’s really easy to make friends and easy to find people like you, no matter who you are.