A Tradition of Excellence in Higher Education
From our modest beginnings in 1919 as a satellite division of Northeastern College (University) to our first charter as a distinct college in 1951, to our transition to a comprehensive university in 2011, Western New England has evolved into a leader in higher education, attracting students from around the globe.
The answers to many frequently asked questions can be found by clicking on the relevant links below. If you have questions about a particular federal disclosure requirement or other specific consumer information, though, please contact Michelle Kowalsky Goodfellow at 413-796-2080 or at finaid@wne.edu. For any other inquiries, requests for information can be sent to learn@wne.edu or you may call 413-782-3111.
Academics & Admissions
- Academic calendar
- Academic catalog and program information
- Accreditations
- Admission requirements
- (including textbook information)
- Enrollment, retention rates, graduation rates, and student body diversity
- Faculty information by program
- Licensure and Certification Disclosures
- Study abroad
- , , and collaborative agreements
Drug & Alcohol Abuse
Financial Aid
- Types of financial aid
- Alternative financing
- Undergraduate tuition & fees
- Graduate tuition & fees
- School of Law tuition & fees
- College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences tuition & fees
- Requirements for withdrawals and refunds and withdrawal policy
- Satisfactory Academic Progress
- Net Price Calculator
Campus Safety
- Clery Act and Annual Campus Security and Fire Safety Report
- Missing persons policy: included in the Clery Report
- Reporting missing persons
- Campus security policies: included in the Clery Report
- Campus crime statistics: included in the Clery Report
- Emergency notification and procedures: included in the Clery Report
- Emergency planning and response
Student Life
- Voter registration
- Vaccinations and immunizations
- Student Accessibility Services
- Privacy of student records/FERPA
- Student complaint requirement for online learning
- Undergraduate Student Handbook
- College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences Student Handbook
- School of Law Student Handbook
- Title IX
- Career Center