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The CultureThe culture at George Wythe University is every bit as important as the philosophy, methodology, and curriculum. Click on the following links to learn more about the culture students enjoy at George Wythe University: Our students, faculty and administration contribute to maintain an environment where learning, thinking, doing and becoming is a continuous process both in and out of the classroom. Typically, students and faculty alike spend thirty to forty hours per week in intense study and academic discussion outside of the classroom. They approach their education like an entrepreneurial venture that will only succeed after hours of focused, self-motivated work. Students value wholesome entertainment with fellow students and members of the community, but they realize that “playing” can become a distraction to their success. For this reason, they strive to be efficient with their time so they can study, serve and relax in proper balance. Even during “off” time, students might be found attending the local theater, reading a play together, singing and playing musical instruments, debating the philosophic character of a recent movie, organizing nature hikes, working out at the local gym, or discussing the principal effects leading up to the Protestant Reformation. They are clean, well groomed and mentally ready. |
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