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Prospective Families: Why Choose Peace?
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Welcome to William Peace University! We offer programs for both traditional undergraduate students and online/hybrid classes through our School of Professional Studies. Find your path to Peace here.
First Time in College
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Transfer Students
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Working Professionals (Online)
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Peace has a long history as one of the city’s oldest universities. Find out more about our institution in the heart of downtown Raleigh.
History
Through 160 years, William Peace University has evolved to meet the changing needs of the students we serve.
Leadership
William Peace University is a small, private institution located in downtown Raleigh, NC.
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Esports
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Student Support Services
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Health and Wellness
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Peace offers more than 30 degree programs and additional minors with in-person and online options. Every course is four credit hours and includes immersive learning experiences.
Immersive Learning
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Center for Student Success
Peer tutoring, a first-year success program, and an internship program are just part of why Pacers succeed.
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William Peace University’s RN to BSN program has been reaccredited, recognizing its success in preparing working nurses for advanced career opportunities. This milestone reflects the program’s impact and affirms its position as a trusted educational pathway in North Carolina’s healthcare field.
“When I first arrived at Peace I was just excited to return to academia and complete my bachelor’s degree that I started ten years prior. I had been working in two different fields as a dancer and then as a massage therapist but I knew that I felt like I needed to complete my degree to tie up that loose end if I wanted to pursue a career in any other field. I was fascinated by my abnormal psychology class to the extent that I switched my major to psychology and from there completed several more electives. This led me to becoming more interested in different career paths using the degree. Eventually that led to a series of graduate school applications and I will be starting an M.A. program in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at Wake Forest University this coming May. When I was still a business major I had the opportunity to take financial accounting and it was far outside the realm of my prior experience. This was not the easiest class for me and required a lot of extra work. It did highlight for me that there will not be a future where I am an accountant. It…
“When I first arrived at Peace, I honestly didn’t know what to expect. I was stepping into something new, and there was a lot of uncertainty about what was ahead of me. At that point, I saw myself as someone just trying to figure things out — unsure, a little nervous, but hopeful that I was making the right decision. One of the biggest challenges I faced was going back to school after experiencing a home fire where I lost everything. I didn’t even have a computer or the basic things I needed to start school. It was overwhelming, and there were moments when I questioned how I would make it through. But that experience taught me resilience. I learned that even when life knocks you down, you can still get back up and keep going. It showed me strength I didn’t even realize I had. When I was on campus trying to get my first set of textbooks, I remember feeling overwhelmed and not really knowing what to do, so I emailed my advisor. Instead of just replying with directions, she actually came to find me, introduced herself, and personally walked me through the entire process. That moment mattered…
RN to BSN student Muna KC Khatri pursues a future in women’s health with support from the Erdman ’75 Nursing Scholarship.
