NWU Summer Session Registration Form

Nebraska Wesleyan welcomes visiting undergraduate and new degree seeking students students to take classes with us this summer.

At NWU, you’ll work with friendly staff who will support you every step of the way, from answering your questions to helping you register for classes. And you’ll be in those classes with top professors who will engage, challenge and mentor you.

Please complete the form below to begin the process of registering for NWU's Summer Session classes.

Contact Denice Archer at darcher@nebrwesleyan.edu or (402) 580-6366 for more information

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Upon receiving the secure transmission of your Social Security Number, it is immediatly encrypted. Only the last 4 digits of your Social Security Number are available in plaintext for identification and account matching purposes. Your Social Security Number is available for decryption only by those officials who oversee the automated loading of personal information into student information systems, and only for that limited purpose.

Our databases are actively monitored and are firewalled to ensure the protection of your personal information, and we employ all industry-standard safeguards.

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