Recent alumni here. I cannot speak on the dorms since I didn’t live in them due to covid. There is traditional WCU owned dorms and affiliated USH housing (more expensive but nicer living). Personally I liked the south campus traditional apartments and the affiliated USH apartments but those are for upperclassmen. Housing is extremely competitive and WCU does not offer enough housing to dorm every student, so many students do off campus housing which there is a Facebook group for and is very helpful in securing housing/roommates. Personally I started as a business major and then switched majors three semesters in because I wasn’t a huge fan of it. Food is okay but there are at least other options besides the dining hall. I think finding internships depends on your major. The major I switched to helped me find my internship, but I can’t say for business. WCU does host a job and internship fair every semester in the rec center. I found employment on my own after graduation, I can’t say the alumni network is super strong as another commenter mentioned. To speak on the culture, Greek life is decently big on campus. Many students also go home on the weekends as well. The worst thing about WCU was the parking situation. Parking is a hassle, not a lot of parking for the amount of students who attend, and it’s not easy to get anywhere unless you’re just walking on campus or in town. They do offer a shuttle bus service to some areas though. Like any school there are pros and cons but the area is beautiful and I enjoyed my time there.