Orientation
The purpose of this page is to provide basic information that is important for new students to know; it isn't meant to replace the in-person orientation. However, if you cannot attend an orientation, the combination of webpage links below will help in your transition as a new student at Western Nevada College.
Every day, you make choices. When you think about college, you'll want to choose an educational path that helps you develop your personal potential and leads to a good career. More...
The checklist to success is here to help make your transition to college as easy as possible. Reviewing this step by step guideline will add structure to and increase your knowledge of college enrollment processes. This is a great place for new students to start! More...
Western Nevada College offers courses, degree programs and certificates to meet a variety of educational goals and interests. Many of our programs are in high growth career fields. More...
The academic calendar has all the important dates, deadlines, registration and fee payment information for each semester. More...
Fee payment information for each semester is available in the academic calendar. More...
Students who want to drop and add full-term classes for the same amount of credits may request an even exchange of credits by submitting a special enrollment authorization form to Admissions and Records. More...
The WNC Academic Skills Center offers tutors in a variety of subjects. More...
Yes. Check out our Strategies for Academic Success (EPY 150) class. More...
Western Nevada College offers a diverse set of departments and programs geared to help students succeed. These resources will help you before, during and after you become a student. More...
Yes, there is a library at the Carson City and Fallon campuses. Books can be delivered to other locations as well. More...
Yes. The Child Development Center has childcare available for students and staff of WNC. More...
After you have registered for classes you may activate your free WNC student e-mail account. More...
Student IDs are available at the Student Center, First Floor of the Dini Library building. More....
The Public Safety Department provides for the safety and security of people and property of Western Nevada College. More...
Check out the student life page for information on events, clubs, and more. More...
Yes, there are numerous clubs and organizations actively engaged in events on campus. More...
Yes, there are computer labs all campus locations and some rural centers. More...
Please call or stop by counseling services: Bristlecone 103 (Carson City), 775-445-3267, or Virgil Getto Hall 321 (Fallon), 775-423-7565.