Your advisor meets with you regularly to discuss your academic and personal journey throughout the year, and keeps parents apprised of your progress, as well. Concern for community Values are an important part of a Wyoming Seminary education. Since our founding by Methodist laymen in 1844, the moral and ethical component of education has been a constant source of strength for our students. A weekly chapel service explores issues of ethics and morality. A required Bible course, a new program in Judaic studies, and comparative religion courses examine the role of religion in the world and its relevance to our own lives.
Students develop programs that support each other and tackle difficult issues.
Student-led Peer Group, AIDS Awareness and resident assistant programs encourage us to look after each other in addressing life's challenges. We encourage students and faculty to take part in community service and campus activities. Students are required to participate in their choice of community service work, and tutor elementary school children, help with public broadcasting fund drives, and visit with people in area nursing homes. Area studies and world history courses bring the world into focus. The school also sponsors exchange programs with two British schools.