September 23, 2026 - 22:02

Northeastern State University has introduced a free webinar series aimed at helping future students understand what college involves before they ever set foot on campus. The program covers a range of practical topics, from admissions requirements and financial aid to student life and academic support services.
University officials say the series is meant to remove some of the guesswork that comes with applying to college, especially for first generation students and those who may not have family members who can walk them through the process. Each session is led by staff members who work directly with incoming students, giving participants a chance to ask questions in a low pressure setting.
The webinars are scheduled throughout the coming months and are open to anyone considering enrollment, including high school students, transfer students, and adults returning to school after time away. Sessions are recorded so that people who cannot attend live can still access the information later.
University representatives describe the effort as part of a broader push to make higher education more accessible to the communities the school serves. By offering guidance in an online format, the school hopes to reach students who may not be able to visit campus in person before making a decision about where to enroll.
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