Big questions deserve a small college.
At Weptington, you’ll learn in seminar-sized classrooms, work alongside faculty who know your name, and choose from 19 majors, including one you won’t find anywhere else.
Four departments, one connected curriculum.
Every Weptington student builds a broad foundation in the liberal arts before going deep in a major.
Humanities
Language, literature, history, and the ideas that shaped how we think and live.
5 majorsNatural Sciences & Mathematics
Laboratory-based learning, field research, and quantitative reasoning.
6 majorsSocial Sciences
Human behavior, institutions, and society, home of Weptington's signature major in Judgmentalism.
5 majorsArts
Studio practice, performance, and creative inquiry across visual art, music, and theatre.
3 majorsMajor in Judgmentalism.
Housed in the Social Sciences department, Judgmentalism is the rigorous study of how people form, express, and act on opinions of one another, from first impressions to institutional critique. Students build skills in observation, ethics, research methods, and thoughtful discernment.
JUD 101Introduction to JudgmentalismWhat a judgment is, how it forms, and why it matters.JUD 245The Raised Eyebrow: Nonverbal DisapprovalGesture, posture, and expression as carriers of evaluation.JUD 335The Ethics of EvaluationWhen is judging others justified, and what do we owe those we judge?
A college that knows your name.
Seminar-sized classes
With an average class size of 16, every voice is heard. You’ll discuss, debate, and collaborate, not just take notes.
Mentors, not just professors
Every student is paired with a faculty advisor from the first week, and research with faculty is open to students at every level.
A college and a town
Our campus sits on Frontage Street in Oldbrook, a walkable California town with creek trails, cafes, and a lively farmers’ market.
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