Every student is required to satisfy the General Education “Q” requirement for graduation from Witt, which essentially amounts to taking one quantitative course at some point during your four years here. Any course in mathematics, statistics, or computer science will satisfy that overall graduation requirement. But some major programs require specific quantitative courses – typically calculus or statistics – and any such course can count as a Gen Ed Q course as well. So don’t just take any math course just because your math placement score makes you eligible for it.

Take Foreign Language Early

General Policy

Basic to the concept of Wittenberg University as a church-related college is a deep and abiding concern for the total welfare of each of its students. Accordingly, a primary function of its faculty and staff is to provide professionally competent counsel and advice for each student with respect to educational, career, and personal planning as well as personal, interpersonal and adjustment problems which may affect the student’s work.

The Wittenberg Honor Council is a group of students, faculty, and staff committed to fostering academic integrity at the university. The council provides educational programing on integrity, consults with the community on academic integrity policy, and reviews cases of alleged academic dishonesty.