Welcome to Everest University!

You’ve taken a huge step toward a brighter future by choosing to attend college, and we are so glad you are starting your journey at Everest University! A great way to make sure you are prepared to make the most of your time here is to attend New Student Orientation .

What is New Student Orientation?

New Student Orientation (NSO) is an all-in-one, in-person program designed specifically for students starting their Everest University college careers. Whether you have just graduated from high school, are returning to college seeking a career change, or anything in between, NSO is the best way to get to know the campus, programs, services, and activities that will help make your college experience a huge success! Students and parents will have the opportunity to meet instructors, advisors, tutors, and more as they tour the campus and see the state-of-the-art educational resources that Everest University has to offer. Online NSO is also available in Canvas.

NSO is held 9AM-12PM . Register soon as space is limited!

New Student Resources

• Student Handbook – Important resource for all students, with detailed academic and student services information and policies. 
• Academic Calendar – Deadlines for registration, withdrawing, etc. 
• University Catalog – Official policies and program/course information
• Student Success Center – Visit us for all of your academic support and tutoring needs.
• TRIO Student Support – Grant program for assisting first-generation, low-income, or disabled students with individualized support for succeeding academically, professionally, and personally.
• Tuition Payment Plan Information 
• Career Center and Job Search Tools – Receive assistance with career assessment, exploration, and planning! Check out Career Coach which aligns our programs with potential careers. 
• Accessibility Services – We ensure students with disabilities have equal opportunity in all aspects of Everest University life, especially when it comes to academic access. 
• Student Assistance Programs – These programs provide personal counseling services, including challenges with stress, anxiety, adjustment to college, depression,  substance abuse, unhealthy relationships, time management, etc.
• Steps Following Admittance – You’re admitted! What’s next?