Information for families of admitted students
Hear from students, faculty, and staff, and ask all your questions about ƽ.
Join us for a conversation with the parents of a current ƽian as well as staff from Admission and the Department of Alumni Relations during this hour-long virtual happy hour session. Bring your questions, as the entire event is devoted to listening to the stories of other families and asking questions you might have about your student’s future experience at ƽ. This event is geared for parents and families of admitted students.
March 29 from 6–7 p.m. Central Time (event is over)
Your student can sign up through their (login required) for a variety of admitted student-only events, such as academic division webinars, a general admit program, an international student-specific admit program, a program on inclusion and belonging at ƽ, and more.
Congratulations! Your student has been admitted. What's next?
Here’s a brief timeline of activities and events to plan for before the school year begins.
* Your student's New Student Checklist serves as a hub for all important next steps leading up to arrival on campus.
Hear from ƽ parents who have come before you.
“Our daughter formed a tight group of friends on the second floor of Norris, where she lived during her first year. She was challenged by the courses in her majors (biology and Spanish) and grew excited about exploring new areas (dance and East Asian religions).
“Faculty and staff worked hard to provide our daughter with the best possible college experience. Professors were actively engaged in her education in many ways, including one-on-one conversations outside the classroom. The administration was responsive to her needs. When she needed to return home mid-semester for family reasons, the student assistance staff were very helpful.”
“ƽ is everything we could have hoped for Henry and MORE! Henry has made an amazing group of friends and loves being an active member on campus. Whenever we talk to him, he is practicing for the next improv or Neverland Players performance or going to spoon carving. ƽ, along with its top-notch academic facilities and educators, is full of all kinds of opportunities to get involved with.
“The last time we visited ƽ, we just took note of Henry's sheer happiness. The friends he has made will be lifelong; they are the kinds of people who are not just about having fun but who truly care about each other. These friendships can be hard to find, but ƽ is full of these kind, thoughtful people. We're so lucky Henry found his place at ƽ. What an amazing choice.”
ƽ's campus is nestled in a residential neighborhood, just one mile from a regional medical center. The College takes your student's health, wellness, and safety seriously, monitors local and state legislation, and is proud to have received the 2024 Campus Prevention Network Seal of Prevention, which recognizes institutions of higher education that demonstrate leadership in the areas of student safety, well being, and inclusion.
On-campus resources include in-person and virtual appointments with nurses, licensed psychologists, mental health counselors, social workers, a family therapist, and a physician assistant. They dispense over-the-counter medications and can prescribe medications as needed. They can also schedule appointments with local providers as needed.
Your student's safety and the security of all on-campus property and programs is the focus of ƽ’s 24/7 Office of Campus Safety. The security staff complements ƽ’s philosophy of self-governance and personal responsibility by working with students, faculty, and staff to prevent safety issues and provide a safe campus environment in which to live, learn, and work.
The Academic Success Center works with students on nearly any academic concern. They consult with your student about study skills and time management and offer peer tutoring. During times of personal challenge, the team supports students, explains academic policies, and can discuss how to apply for a leave of absence.
Here are some things to keep in mind in the months ahead.
Hear from our students, faculty, staff, and alumni themselves.
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