Admissions

Private colleges are expensive, but the money spent is well worth for the learning experience (both inside and outside of the classroom).

I would definitely check on touring the campus or spending the night at the campus (the latter should be done ahead of time). Always research a college, and don't forget, if the school doesn't have a major you want, you can always create a major. Just take your core classes if you can't decide on a major. Also, the food is pretty good, although after having it every day for two years, I started to get tired of it and wanting to make my own food. But still, it's pretty good.

Because Warner is in the middle of a diverse community in Portland, diversity is an extremely important aspect in the school. It is important to keep an open mind and to invite other cultures to teach you about their perspective.

As a prospective student I would advise that you take the initiative to attend as many of the on campus events held for the purpose of connecting students because those events are designed to ease the sometimes difficult process of getting involved in a new community.

To live on campus.

Come prepared and ready to focus on personal growth. Stay open minded. Time management is key. Remember to make learning fun.

Be aware that it's a small college but there is an immense amount of possibilities in the institution and in the diverse city. You will be challenged by your professors and you have the ability to learn lifelong values and knowledge.

Go to an admissions event! They have overnight stays twice a year, which give you a great view of student life at Warner. Apply early because that is when you get the most scholarship opportunities! Also, be in frequent contact with the admissions/financial aid. They will give you SO much help in your application process.

This program is great for adult students with busy lives.

Definitely check out the campus and get a tour!