Topeka, Kan. – The secret to getting ahead is getting started and prospective students have that chance at Washburn University Saturday, Aug. 5. A special registration event from 9 a.m. until 4 p.m. will provide an opportunity to complete a free application, choose a class schedule and even win additional scholarships for the Fall 2023 semester. It is also open to returning students.

    “Even though classes begin soon, it is never too late to make one of the most important decisions of your life,” said Dr. Alan Bearman, vice president for strategic enrollment management and student success, Washburn University. “Washburn is passionate about providing opportunities to anyone who wishes to pursue a college education. What sets us apart is the support we offer students after enrollment to make sure their hard work turns into success.”

    This come-and-go event in the Morgan Hall Welcome Center allows incoming students to take care of several tasks associated with enrollment and registration while enjoying refreshments. They may apply for admission, if they have not already, as well as speak with an advisor, register for classes, learn about financial aid and explore campus life. Besides new scholarship opportunities at Washburn this fall, attendees have the chance to win extra scholarship dollars through several drawings. Awards of up to $3,000 will be given.

    Registration for this event is not required, but incoming students are asked to bring a copy of their transcripts. Questions about the event may be directed to the Admissions Office at (785) 670.1030 or admissions@washburn.edu. Bearman says it is designed to simplify what can appear to be a complicated process.

    “A short investment of time on a Saturday can turn into a lifetime of rewards. We encourage potential students and their families to learn what Washburn is all about,” said Bearman.

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For further information, contact:
Lori Hutchinson
Interim Director of Public Relations
Telephone: (785) 670-1711
Cell: (785) 224-6212
Email: lori.hutchinson@washburn.edu

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