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VI. Resources

VI. Resources for the Student

 

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Section VI.I: Student Advising

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A student indicates a major of interest (in this case pre-nursing) on application to the university. An advisor is assigned accordingly. Registration forms are filled out by the student every semester. It is important that the entire form is filled out each semester. The advisor must sign the form, and keep a copy. Students are encouraged to keep an ongoing check sheet for their personal records. Please register for the next semester/term classes as soon as online registration opens.

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Once the student has registered, any changes are made using the Request Registration Change Form. This form must be signed by the advisor.

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Section VI.II: Disability Accommodations
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The Buntain College of Nursing is committed to ensuring that otherwise qualified students with disabilities are given equal access through reasonable accommodations to its services, programs, activities, education and employment for students with disabilities.

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It is recommended the student notify the University of his/her disability when the student is confirmed for enrollment. Formal notification is required prior to the consideration of an accommodation request. Documentation should include a medical or educational evaluation by a physician or licensed learning specialist, a description of what specific accommodations have been offered in the past, and a list of specific needs and services that will be requested from Northwest University. All disability accommodation requests should be submitted to the Director of Academic Success and Advising.

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Students are expected to perform all the essential functions of the program with or without reasonable accommodation. The Buntain College of Nursing will work with the student and Academic Success and Advising to provide reasonable and appropriate accommodations.

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Section VI.III: Statement of Nondiscrimination
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Northwest University does not discriminate on the basis of sex, race, color, age, national or ethnic origin, or physical disability in its admissions policies. Further, it is the policy of the University not to discriminate on the  basis of sex, race, color, age, national or ethnic origin, marital status, veteran status, disability status, or any other basis prohibited by federal, state, or local law, in the administration of its educational programs, including employment, scholarship and loan programs, and athletic and other college administered programs and activities. Northwest is a drug and alcohol free campus for all employees  and  students, and offers educational programs in alcohol and drug awareness for all campus groups. Northwest University is committed to a policy of non-discrimination with regard to race, color, national origin, sex, age, marital status, or physical disability. Persons having questions regarding University policy  of non-discrimination should contact the Dean of Student Development.

 

Northwest University in compliance  with the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of1974/1996. A full statement on FERPA rights is found in Academic Undergraduate catalog.

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Section VI.IV: Wellness Center
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Northwest University Wellness Center is committed to an integrative and holistic approach to healthcare by promoting health and wellness in body, mind, spirit, relationships, and environment. Please visit the Wellness Center  website for a full description of the services provided.

 

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Section VI.V: Office of Academic Success and Advising
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The Office of Academic Success and Advising located in Williams Hall assists students in reaching their academic goals. This often involves assisting in many areas of their lives: spiritual, intellectual/academic, social and physical. Academic Success and Advising is a valuable referral service, supporting students in their adjustment to university life; helping connect students with tutors and study groups; assisting students in obtaining the support they need from various university services; coordinating seminars for academic success; and working with faculty to develop strategies for success in particular classes.

 

Academic Success and Advising works closely with other departments, such as Campus Ministries, the Wellness Center, and Career Services, to assist students in becoming more effective students and servants in the church and the world. Please visit the Academic Success and Advising website for further information.

 

Appointments can be scheduled by contacting this office at extension 5227, or via email.

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Section VI.VI: Writing Center

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The Writing Center is located in the Hurst Library on the Main Floor. It is staffed by trained tutors who are available to assist students in their research and writing projects. Operated throughout the academic year, students are supported through the many stages of defining the paper, researching the topic, and producing the report. The hours of operation are posted each semester on the Writing Center's webpage. However, appointments can be made with the Writing Center at any time through their website.

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Section VI.VII: Nursing Office Resources

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1—College of Nursing Bulletin Boards

All items placed on the bulletin boards must be approved by the Nursing Office.

 

2—Student Mailboxes in the College of Nursing Office

Students must check their mailboxes regularly.

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3—Student Spaces

The College of Nursing has a designated student space - HSC 250 is a student lounge and kitchen. There are also times during which a student or group of students may use the skills lab for a practice area outside assigned times. 

 

4—Social Media

The College of Nursing office maintains a Facebook page to keep students, alumni, faculty, staff, and friends aware of events and announcements. This page is located at: Buntain College of Nursing Facebook Page.

 

 

 
 
 
Section VI.VIII: Scholarships

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Northwest University financial aid staff may be reached by calling (425) 889-5210 or by sending an e-mail inquiry to financialaid@northwestu.edu. In order to be considered for Northwest University nursing specific scholarships, the student must first apply for financial aid at Northwest University. 

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Additional scholarship opportunities for student nurses are also be posted on the Buntain College of Nursing Facebook page.

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