Our Residential Education team believes in the learning and personal growth that happen when our students live on campus. We’re working to ensure students can benefit from those shared living experiences this fall. And we’re creating additional health and safety measures to support our communities throughout the academic year.

We know it’s not easy, but we’ve appreciated your patience as we research and monitor CDC and regional health guidelines and policies, and evolve our own practices. We’ll have specific information to share with you soon.

Now that your student has registered for fall semester classes, they may be wondering about purchasing textbooks.

We’re preparing new students to join P-Wolf Nation.
Excitement and anxiety swirl together in the summer before people arrive on campus as new or transferring students. “Who will sit with me in the dining hall?” “Where does my class meet?” and a thousand other questions bounce across everyone’s mind.

Beginning in July, we’ll set out to answer as many of those questions as we can with Prairie Wolf Prep.

We assure you that we’re doing everything we can to welcome your student to campus in August. Face-to-face classes and activities are central to a Nebraska Wesleyan education, and our mission and core values are best showcased when we are personally together.

Your student will soon have their summer advising meeting with an academic advisor. The summer advisor will work with your student to craft a first semester schedule based on information your student has provided about their goals, interests, prior education and anticipated involvement on and off campus.

Here are a few things for you to know about academic advising at NWU.