High standard academics for a low tuition price. Very enjoyable and friendly environment. Much easier to have one on one time with your professors.
Do you have any tips for prospective students?
Have an idea of what you want to do after you leave Northwest. Make sure all of the classes you plan on taking transfer to the next college you go to. Also try to plan your whole year out at the beginning of first semester because some classes are only offered once a year and if you miss it, it may mess up your timeline of classes you need to take.
Do you find there’s enough academic rigor at your school?
There is a high standard of education here, and it is much easier to get one on one help from your professors. Having small class sizes creates a more intimate setting, which allows you and your classmates to interact more closely and freely.
Describe the dorm life at your college.
I wouldn't know what living in the dorms is like. I have lived off campus for the duration of my time here.
Describe the food and dining at your college.
I would not know what the food and dining is like. I have never eaten on campus.
What’s there to do for fun at your college?
Due to the fact that this school is located in Wyoming, would explain the lack of things to do for fun. But there is a few movie theaters near by, and the library on campus is fairly well stocked, so reading is always an option.
Do you feel you’re getting value for the money you’re spending on college?
Great education for the cost of tuition. The low tuition cost is why I chose to start my secondary education here.
Which types of students will excel at your college?
Great if you don't like big cities/towns, and enjoy a more rural and nontraditional setting.
How would you describe campus safety? Do you feel safe on campus?
Quite safe the campus is small and close together, which is nice.
High standard academics for a low tuition price. Very enjoyable and friendly environment. Much easier to have one on one time with your professors.
Have an idea of what you want to do after you leave Northwest. Make sure all of the classes you plan on taking transfer to the next college you go to. Also try to plan your whole year out at the beginning of first semester because some classes are only offered once a year and if you miss it, it may mess up your timeline of classes you need to take.
There is a high standard of education here, and it is much easier to get one on one help from your professors. Having small class sizes creates a more intimate setting, which allows you and your classmates to interact more closely and freely.
I wouldn't know what living in the dorms is like. I have lived off campus for the duration of my time here.
I would not know what the food and dining is like. I have never eaten on campus.
Due to the fact that this school is located in Wyoming, would explain the lack of things to do for fun. But there is a few movie theaters near by, and the library on campus is fairly well stocked, so reading is always an option.
Great education for the cost of tuition. The low tuition cost is why I chose to start my secondary education here.
Great if you don't like big cities/towns, and enjoy a more rural and nontraditional setting.
Quite safe the campus is small and close together, which is nice.