There is more to life than work and school, and we encourage students to sample what Winston-Salem has to offer. Whether you are single or have a family, the quality of life and culture in the city make it a great community in which to live, learn and work.
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- 525@vine
- Bowman Gray Center for Medical Education
- Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center
- Wake Forest Biotech Place
- Wake Forest Institute for Regenerative Medicine
The School of Medicine does not provide any student housing, but there are several affordable options within walking or bicycling distance of the Winston-Salem Campus, as well as residences within Innovation Quarter.
Housing costs will vary depending on the accommodations.
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Wake Forest University School of Medicine’s learning communities, also known as Houses, provide medical students with longitudinal support, mentoring and extracurricular activities that help aid in success.
These four Houses – which are comprised of the Blue, Green, Red and Yellow Houses – offer students a chance to have designated physical spaces where they can study, relax and foster professional development. The interior of these spaces are decked out in the residing Houses’ color; their student ID badges are also designated by color. Students remain with their Houses throughout the four years of medical school.
These four Houses – which are comprised of the Blue, Green, Red and Yellow Houses – offer students a chance to have designated physical spaces where they can study, relax and foster professional development. The interior of these spaces are decked out in the residing Houses’ color; their student ID badges are also designated by color. Students remain with their Houses throughout the four years of medical school.
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