Welcoming Students

Northwestern students come from every walk of life, at every point of their education. Whether you are a high school student, traditional undergraduate student, an adult or a graduate student, we have a supportive curriculum tailored for you. And with over 100 student groups and activities, there is already a community waiting to welcome you!

Undergraduate

At Northwestern, we’re committed to providing excellent academics, opportunities to make meaningful relationships, and inspiration to deepen your faith.
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PSEO & Early College

You can earn college credit while attending high school!
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Adult Undergraduate

The Adult Undergraduate program is designed for busy, working adults who want to complete an Associate of Arts or a Bachelor of Science degree. The integration of biblical ethics in all programs also...
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Graduate

The Graduate Studies program offers a variety of degree options in an accelerated format designed for busy, working adults. The integration of biblical ethics in all programs also lays the foundation...
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Prepare for your Future

With over 75 degrees and caring professors and staff, we'll help you choose the right major, find an internship, plan your job search and even gain career coaching after you've graduated.

Degrees Career Development

Faith at Northwestern

Our identity comes from Christ. This means that our students benefit from education infused with prayer, worship, and a biblical worldview.

Christian Values

Take a Look

We'd love to meet you and show you around. While we're one of the most beautiful college campuses in the Midwest, it's the people who set this place apart.

Personalized Visit Virtual Tour

Blog and News

Check out helpful resources, inspiring stories, and news from the Northwestern community.

Dr. Joel Light Brightens the UNW Biology Department

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Cultivating Community in the Classroom: An Interview with Emily Herlinger ‘15

Northwestern Alumna, Emily Herlinger, shares her experiences teaching English as a second language both in Bulgaria and In Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
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A Little Means a Lot: Reflections of UNW 2018 Appalachian Spring Missions Trip

Nestled in the mountains along the Ohio River, this little Appalachian town was deluged with heavy rains in February causing mudslides and a partial dam break forcing dozens of people out of their...
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Northwestern Celebrates Open Education Week Announcing Adoption of 50th Open Textbook

Free Digital Textbooks Have Saved Students $275,000

The University of Northwestern’s Online Learning Office announced the adoption of its 50th free and open textbook saving students $275,000 since the program began in 2015.
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