Dual Enrollment

Overview

Programming and Support

Events

FAQs

Yes! On-campus dual enrollment students are some of the most involved students at Northwestern and are encouraged to participate in clubs and activities. These include (but are not limited to) the following:

• Athletics
• Chapel & Spiritual Formation
• Commuter Life
• Intercultural Programs
• Music & Theatre
• Residence Life
• Student Engagement

If you intend to park a car on campus, a parking pass is required. A parking pass may be purchased from the UNWSP Public Safety Office; please review the guidelines for parking and motor vehicle use. Contact publicsafety@unwsp.edu with questions.

Parking permits are not capped for commuting students and there is no credit requirement to purchase. However, please note that parking permits are first-come-first-serve for residential students. Residential students must also have completed at least 30 collegiate credits (sophomore standing) prior to requesting a parking pass. Please contact your academic advisor if you would like assistance determining how many collegiate credits you have earned.

PSEO Students: Please note that a parking pass is not covered by PSEO funding.

Yes! Residential options are available for on-campus dual enrollment students who are seniors in high school and meet certain requirements. Please visit this page for requirements and additional information.

PSEO Students: Please note that room, board, and fees for residential students are not covered by PSEO funding.

Meal plans for commuting on-campus dual enrollment students are optional. Additional information may be found here:

• Meal Plans

Meal plans for residential on-campus dual enrollment students are billed as a part of room and board expenses. Please visit this page for requirements and additional information.

PSEO Students: Please note that meal plans are not covered by PSEO funding.

PSEO students will receive their textbooks for all PSEO-covered courses for free from the Campus Store. After course registration, please watch for an email from campusstore@unwsp.edu with instructions for picking up textbooks; this email will be sent close to the start of the semester.

These textbooks are rentals and are due back in the UNWSP Campus Store prior to the final day of finals; an email reminder will be sent near the end of the semester with a reminder and exact date. Returning your textbook late or not at all will subject you to a fine.

Occasionally a professor will require a reading for a class prior to the start of the semester. This may necessitate that a PSEO student receive his/her textbooks early. If this is your situation (typically communicated via email from your professor) please contact campusstore@unwsp.edu for assistance requesting your textbooks early.

NOTE: Note that if you are a PSEO student but taking a non-PSEO class (i.e. collegiate music lessons, Bible/Ministry classes, etc.) your textbooks are not provided for free. Technically these are considered to be "Early College" classes. Please use the UNWSP Campus Store website to order your textbooks prior to the first day of the semester.

Early College students are responsible for ordering textbooks for all courses prior to the first day of the semester. Please use the UNWSP Campus Store website.

Additional information can be found via Campus Store. Please direct questions to campusstore@unwsp.edu. 

Yes! Dual enrollment students are eligible for any resources provided by the Office of Academic Achievement, including subject tutoring, writing tutoring, academic coaching, etc. Please review this page for additional information:

• Academic Achievement

Yes! Dual enrollment students are eligible for any of the career planning resources provided by Career Development. Please review this page for additional information:

• Career Development

Your academic advisor can also be a great resource to help you plan ahead for a specific collegiate degree.