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COMP-NW (OR): Admitted Students

Congratulations And Welcome To The WesternU Family

We are excited for you to join the College of Osteopathic Medicine of the Pacific-Northwest in the Fall! In the meantime, be sure to complete the items on your “To-Do Before Orientation” list and utilize the resources provided below to prepare for your arrival on campus.

It is essential that you regularly check your WesternU e-mail account (once assigned) as all reminders and follow-up from the University will be sent through this account (including financial aid, registration and final admission requirements information).

COMP NW Campus

Accepting Our Offer

If you haven’t already, you can accept your offer of admission by visiting your application status page. Once you have logged into your application and viewed your offer letter, a ‘Reply to Offer of Admission’ link will appear on your status page. The deadline for accepting your offer will be listed directly below the link. Click on the link and review/accept the terms of your offer of admissions. After you have accepted our offer of admission, the enrollment deposit payment link will be available (if applicable). Your deposit deadline (s) will also appear directly below the enrollment deposit payment link.

Again, congratulations and we look forward to seeing you again soon!

Your WesternU Support Team

`To-Do` Before Orientation

We understand that receipt and submission of these documents and clearances may be delayed during the COVID-19 pandemic.

We encourage you to submit as soon as you have your documents collected to allow adequate time for review and processing. You will be notified by email when your documents have been received and if any additional information is required.

At this time, students should try to have all health clearance documents submitted on or before June 1, 2022. Please communicate with the Student Employee Health Office should you need additional time to submit your documents.

WesternU E-Mail/Portal/Blackboard Accounts

After you have accepted our offer and paid your first deposit, you will be assigned a WesternU e-mail account. Once your account is created, your account information will be available on your application status page. It is essential that you regularly check your WesternU e-mail account (once assigned) as all reminders and follow-up from the University will be sent through this account (including financial aid, registration and final admission requirements information). Your WesternU e-mail account login will also provide you access to the Student Portal, https://my.westernu.edu and Blackboard. Please note that Blackboard accounts will not be available for incoming students until at least one week prior to the start of classes.

Class Registration

Registration for incoming students typically takes place July 1 – July 31. You will need to complete all outstanding admissions requirements (see “To-Do before Orientation” list above) before you will be able to register for classes. Registration information will be sent to your WesternU e-mail address just prior to the start of classes. During registration, you will also be required to provide proof of active health insurance coverage. Additional information on the University’s health insurance coverage requirements can be found on the Registrar’s website.

Website Resources and Who to Contact with Questions
Website Resource/Topic Contact With Questions
Background Check Provider – PreCheck Admissions
Student Portal Access Instructions Information Technology
Student Portal Password Issues Registrar
Calendar: Class Schedule and Spring Break Office of Medical Education
Academic Calendar: Includes Holidays and Winter Break University Student Affairs
Clubs and Student Interest Groups Mirabelle Fernandes-Paul EdD
Counseling Services University Student Affairs
Financial: Award Letters and Check Disbursements Financial Aid
Financial: Budgets/Tuition, Fees, etc. Financial Aid
Financial: How to Apply for Financial Aid Financial Aid
Financial: How to Finance Your Education Financial Aid
Fitness Memberships University Student Affairs
Health Insurance University Student Affairs
Housing University Student Affairs
Immunizations, History & Physical Exam Forms Student-Employee Health Center
Laptop Setup For Use at WesternU Information Technology
Laptop Technical Standards Information Technology
Library Information and Services Reference & Outreach Department
Orientation/Welcome Week: Event Information University Student Affairs
Orientation/Welcome Week: Excused Activity Absence Mirabelle Fernandes-Paul EdD
Personal Competencies for Admission and Matriculation Admissions
Pre-Matriculation Checklist Admissions
Registration Registrar
Technical Support Information Technology
WesternU E-mail: Access Issues Information Technology

Reduced Rate On Required Serum Titers At Samaritan Lebanon Community Hospital (SLCH)

If you are a student attending COMP-Northwest in Lebanon, Oregon, you can use the SLCH lab to obtain the required serum titers at a markedly reduced rate. COMP Northwest has a standing order with Occupational Medicine 55 Mullins Drive Suite B2 Lebanon, Oregon. Students should stop in or call Occupational Medicine to have the order for the labs sent to SLCH. This order form must be given to the lab to obtain the required serum titers at the reduced rate. You will be required to pay for this service before the blood can be drawn. Please note, the lab is located within the main hospital. View the Samaritan Lebanon Community Hospital Map.

Issues That Could Prevent Your Enrollment As A Student

The College reserves the right to withdraw its offer of admission for any of the following reasons:

  • any of the information submitted in the application or other materials submitted in support of the application is materially inaccurate, false or misleading;
  • any event occurs subsequent to the College’s offer of admission that is inconsistent with the college’s standards of professional conduct, which may include, but is not limited to (a) any act of cheating or other academic dishonesty; (b) any conduct that would constitute a felony or misdemeanor crime (regardless of whether such conduct has resulted in any criminal charge or conviction); or (c) any other conduct that adversely affects the applicant’s reputation or standing in the academic community.