Transfer Student Advising Questionnaire Welcome to Nebraska Wesleyan University. You have chosen a university with a core value of personal attention to students. That personal attention starts with individual advising to help you choose courses and experiences that will help you achieve your goals. Please fill out this questionnaire to aid your advisor in developing an appropriate first semester schedule. After you have submitted this online form, you will receive a confirmation at the email address you provide below. Loading...StudentFirst nameLast nameEmailBirthdateAcademic InterestsNebraska Wesleyan encourages you to explore a wide range of academic areas and experiences. You may already have in mind some areas of academic interest or hopes for a future career, or you may still be exploring. Please use this space to share with us your academic and professional interests so that we can assist you in customizing your NWU experience.Academic interests and career aspirationsIf you have an idea of a major or majors you wish to discuss with an advisor, please choose from the lists below:Major 1 (Optional)AccountingActingArtAthletic TrainingBiochemistry and Molecular BiologyBiologyBusiness AdministrationBusiness-SociologyChemistryCommunication StudiesCriminologyData AnalyticsDigital MarketingDirectingEconomicsElementary EducationEnglishExercise ScienceFinancial PlanningGender and Sexuality StudiesHealth and Fitness StudiesHealth and Physical EducationHistoryHistory-Social Science EducationInnovation and EntrepreneurshipIntegrative StudiesInternational BusinessInternational StudiesLanguage Arts EducationMathematicsModern Language StudiesMusicMusic EducationMusic PerformanceMusical TheatreNursingPhilosophy and ReligionPhysical EducationPhysicsPolitical ScienceProject ManagementPsychologyPublic HealthScience EducationSocial WorkSociology-AnthropologySpecial EducationSport ManagementTheatre ArtsTheatre Arts EducationTheatre Design and TechnologyTheatre StudiesMajor 2 (Optional)AccountingActingArtAthletic TrainingBiochemistry and Molecular BiologyBiologyBusiness AdministrationBusiness-SociologyChemistryCommunication StudiesCriminologyData AnalyticsDigital MarketingDirectingEconomicsElementary EducationEnglishExercise ScienceFinancial PlanningGender and Sexuality StudiesHealth and Fitness StudiesHealth and Physical EducationHistoryHistory-Social Science EducationInnovation and EntrepreneurshipIntegrative StudiesInternational BusinessInternational StudiesLanguage Arts EducationMathematicsModern Language StudiesMusicMusic EducationMusic PerformanceMusical TheatreNursingPhilosophy and ReligionPhysical EducationPhysicsPolitical ScienceProject ManagementPsychologyPublic HealthScience EducationSocial WorkSociology-AnthropologySpecial EducationSport ManagementTheatre ArtsTheatre Arts EducationTheatre Design and TechnologyTheatre StudiesMajor 3 (Optional)AccountingActingArtAthletic TrainingBiochemistry and Molecular BiologyBiologyBusiness AdministrationBusiness-SociologyChemistryCommunication StudiesCriminologyData AnalyticsDigital MarketingDirectingEconomicsElementary EducationEnglishExercise ScienceFinancial PlanningGender and Sexuality StudiesHealth and Fitness StudiesHealth and Physical EducationHistoryHistory-Social Science EducationInnovation and EntrepreneurshipIntegrative StudiesInternational BusinessInternational StudiesLanguage Arts EducationMathematicsModern Language StudiesMusicMusic EducationMusic PerformanceMusical TheatreNursingPhilosophy and ReligionPhysical EducationPhysicsPolitical ScienceProject ManagementPsychologyPublic HealthScience EducationSocial WorkSociology-AnthropologySpecial EducationSport ManagementTheatre ArtsTheatre Arts EducationTheatre Design and TechnologyTheatre StudiesModern LanguagesThe study of modern language is an integral element of NWU’s strong liberal arts program. All students take at least one language course and must demonstrate a proficiency at the second-semester level or higher. To determine the appropriate level for students who previously have studied language, we have a placement process. All students who have studied French, German, or Spanish need to complete the Language Assessment. Students who have studied Chinese or Japanese will talk with the Department Chair to determine level placement. Please complete the Language Assessment as soon as you receive the information from Admissions.Have you studied a modern language?Have you studied a modern language?YesNoPlease check the language(s) you have studiedPlease check the language(s) you have studiedChineseFrenchGermanJapaneseSpanishOtherEnter OtherAre you currently completing Stage II or higher of a language? (Optional)Are you currently completing Stage II or higher of a language? (Optional)YesNoWhat language(s) are you interested in studying at NWU?Language(s) interested in (Optional)Language(s) interested in (Optional)FrenchGermanJapaneseSpanishOtherEnter OtherWhat language(s) are you interested in possibly studying at NWU?Language(s) interested in (Optional)(can select multiple)Language(s) interested in (Optional)(can select multiple)FrenchGermanJapaneseSpanishOtherEnter OtherAre you interested in studying this language beyond the requirement (including a possible minor or major)?Are you interested in studying this language beyond the requirement (including a possible minor or major)?YesNoProficiency may also be demonstrated by advanced study of language in high school. Students who complete four years of modern language in high school with a grade of “B” or better in every term or students who earn an “A” or better in all terms of the fourth year have met the proficiency requirement and a waiver for the requirement will be noted by the Registrar on the academic analysis. Because this waiver is not determined until receipt of the final transcripts, all students who have studied French, German or Spanish must take the Language Assessment as part of pre-registration. Students who have successfully completed four years of language study and receive the waiver are especially encouraged to continue studying modern language at Nebraska Wesleyan.Do you anticipate meeting this proficiency? (Optional)Do you anticipate meeting this proficiency? (Optional)YesNoLanguage proficiency may also be demonstrated by being a native speaker of and literate in a language other than English.Are you a native speaker of and literate in a language other than English? (Optional)Are you a native speaker of and literate in a language other than English? (Optional)YesNoMathematicsTo help your advisor understand your high school and college transcripts, please indicate which of these math courses you have completed.Math topics (Optional)Math topics (Optional)StatisticsTrigonometryCalculusCollege AlgebraOtherEnter OtherCreative and Performing ArtsCreativity is valuable in all fields. All students at NWU complete coursework in the creative and performing arts. As you consider your academic path at NWU, which of the following areas might interest you, regardless of prior experience? (Check all that interest you.)Interests (Optional)Interests (Optional)Creative WritingDrawing / PaintingPhotographyDigital MediaFilm / VideoSculpture / CeramicsVocal or Instrumental MusicTheatre PerformanceTheatre Scenography and CostumingArchway Curriculum: Integrative Core (Threads)A Nebraska Wesleyan education is all about seeing connections. The Archway Curriculum has you choose one or two “threads”—a series of interconnected courses that weaves through different academic disciplines. By exploring an issue from multiple perspectives, you’ll see the connections that others miss. Descriptions of these themes can be found in Nebraska Wesleyan's online course catalog.As you consider your academic path at NWU, which of the following areas might interest you, regardless of intended major? (Optional)As you consider your academic path at NWU, which of the following areas might interest you, regardless of intended major? (Optional)ChaosDemocracyGender and SexualityGoing GlobalInnovationHuman Health and DiseaseHumans in the Natural EnvironmentIdentityPowerScience and ReligionCo-Curricular ActivitiesDo you plan to participate in any of the following co-curricular activities? If yes, please check the appropriate box(es) listed below.Co-curricular activities (Optional)Co-curricular activities (Optional)Varsity AthleticsInstrumental Music EnsemblesVocal Music EnsemblesGreek Life (Fraternities and Sororities)TheatreVolunteering/Service LearningDiversity, Equity, and Inclusion ProgramsIntramuralsStudent GovernmentCampus MinistriesIndicate sport you plan to play at NWUIndicate sport you plan to play at NWUBaseballBasketballCheerCross CountryDance TeamFootballGolfSoccerSoftballSwimmingTennisTrack and FieldVolleyballWrestlingIndicate which instrumental ensembles you might participate in (Optional)Indicate which instrumental ensembles you might participate in (Optional)University BandJazz BandPep BandChamber EnsemblesUniversity OrchestraRock BandWorld Music DrummingIndicate vocal music ensembles you might participate in (Optional)Indicate vocal music ensembles you might participate in (Optional)University Choir (Auditioned)Jazz Choir (Auditioned)Opera (Auditioned)Chamber Singers (Non-Auditioned)Please be in contact with Tom Trenney, Director of Choral Activities, at ttrenney@nebrwesleyan.edu or 402-465-2288 to discuss your audition plans.Are there other scheduling constraints that your advisor needs to know about? (Optional)Other InformationWhat else would you like your advisor to know about you? (Optional)Submit
