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Education:
Academic Environment

96% of undergraduate students secure employment or continue their education within six months of graduation

100% of classes are taught by full-time faculty
74% of classes have fewer than 30 students

Honors Program

Smaller classes designed to offer research opportunities about special academic topics alongside a professor.

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The 20:1 student to faculty ratio and average classroom size of 27 students, makes it easy to receive one-on-one attention.

Max Malldorf
Königswinter, Germany

50% of classes are web enhanced

I teach and I care, that is my personal mission statement at Northwest. Students need hands-on, profession-based learning experiences that challenge them to be creative, innovative and career ready.

Carla Edwards
Professor, Department of Behavioral Sciences

Student Success Center

The Student Success Center is the centralized hub for academic success at Northwest and supports student learning while helps students with the transition from high school to college.

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Your Place to Thrive

Northwest offers resources dedicated to ensuring student success


LALC

Living and Academic Learning Communities

Students with Disabilities

A.R.C.H.

Academic Resources Consultant in Hall

Counseling

Personal Development and Counseling

Tutoring and Academic Support

Tutoring and Academic Support

The Talent Development Center (TDC) offers free comprehensive academic support to students of all abilities.
Supplemental Instruction

Supplemental Instruction

Peer-led study groups meet three times per week to ensure student success.
Advising

Advising

Assists students with academic questions and informs them of additional resources with deciding on a major.
First Year Experience

First Year Experience

Focuses on ensuring your transition as a Bearcat is successful.

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