To assist with contact tracing and reduce the spread of COVID-19, only residents of a residence hall are allowed in the building. External visitors are not allowed in campus housing. Apartment residents may invite another student into their unit with the permission of their suitemate if they have one. Residence hall residents may have one resident from their floor or wing in their room at a time.  WPU is creating outdoor spaces where residents may meet other students if desired.

We have moved to an online vehicle registration/parking pass order form for the Fall semester.  Students will pick up their parking pass at the Student Life Center when they arrive on campus.

A new FAFSA is available each year on Oct. 1.

Generally, funds are scheduled to disburse to the school on the third week of the first class in a semester in the Professional and Graduate Studies program. Funds are disbursed to the school on the first day of the semester in the Traditional undergraduate program. Prior to disbursement, attendance must be confirmed. In addition, a Master Promissory Note (MPN) and Entrance Counseling must be completed at https://studentaid.gov

It may take up to 5 business days for Warner Pacific to receive the funds and post them to WPU student accounts. If you have more than enough funding for the tuition and book costs in a given semester, the school has up to 14 days from the date of disbursement to process any refund to you. For questions or concerns about a disbursement, balance, or expected refund, please contact Student Financial Services at 503.517.1091.

For Fall Admission: April 15 and for Spring Admission: October 15

The dining hall is open daily. On weekdays the dining hall opens between 7:30 a.m. – 9:00 am for breakfast; from 11:00 a.m. – 1:30 p.m. for lunch; and 5:00 p.m. – 7:30 p.m. for dinner. On the weekends or days when the campus is closed (such as President’s Day Holiday, etc.), the dining hall is open for brunch from 12:00 p.m. – 1:00 p.m., and for dinner from 5:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m.

During the school year, the Library is open Monday through Thursday, from 8:00 a.m. – 10:00 p.m., but closed during chapel hours on Tuesday and Thursday (from 10:00 a.m. – 11-00 a.m.). On Friday, the Library closes at 6:00 pm. The Library is also closed during the weekend, except during finals week

You can view basic information about your total aid amount at Warner Pacific on your FA Self-Serve home page –http://mywp.warnerpacific.edu/. However, the best place to access that information is by visiting the Student Aid Dashboard at https://studentaid.gov/dashboard/.

This is the US Department of Education’s central portal for student aid that displays information on loan and/or grant amounts, helping you keep track of loan debt as well as outstanding balances, loan statuses, disbursements, and contact information for your Federal Stafford Direct Loan Servicer(s).

There is a lounge located in Warman Hall with a TV, a mini kitchen, and other activities. There are two lounges located in Smith Hall; one contains a TV while the other is typically used for studying. The lounges are open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Students can spend time in there as long as they are not sleeping. Men and women can both be in any of these lounges during any hours when the lounge is open.

Students may access award information on MyWP at http://mywp.warnerpacific.edu/

Once logged in, go to ‘Financial Information’ on the left-hand column to access your award letter and WPU student account information.

The DSST testing location is our Mt Tabor campus in SE Portland.  Please register for an exam online.

Your best resource for loan repayment information is your loan servicer. If you are not sure who your loan servicer is or how to contact them, visit https://studentaid.gov/dashboard/

You can also learn more about student loan repayment options at https://studentaid.gov/manage-loans/repayment/plans

Any enrolled Warner Pacific University student.

All students enrolled at Warner Pacific University are eligible for HEERF Grant funding.  Additionally, students must have been enrolled in at least one Spring semester 2020 course for CARES funding, at least one Spring semester 2021 course for CRRSAA funding, and at least one course in Fall semester 2021 for ARP funding.

In an event of an emergency you should always contact 911. If there is no imminent danger, you can contact Campus Safety at 503.250.1730 and the on call staff person at 503.729.4150.

Employees are working remotely at this time and will return your call as soon as possible.

For questions about the CRRSAA grant, financial aid in general or your student account, contact financialaid@warnerpacific.edu, or call 503-517-1091.

If you live on one of our residence halls, you will have a roommate. We do have few single options in both of the halls.

Students residing in the apartments and houses typically have 2-5 roommates depending on size and location. There are single options for students who prefer to live without roommates as well.

Official start to sport practices will be phased in beginning September 14, 2020. Please check wpuknights.com for updates.

Our campus, classrooms, and coursework have all been redesigned to maintain safety protocols according to the best guidelines from our county, state, and higher education officials. Still, we recognize that there may be circumstances that put students, employees or family members at higher risk of serious illness, and we are making every effort to continue to make coursework accessible for all involved. In accordance with county guidelines, in- person classes will have a maximum of 25 students in Phase 1 and a maximum of 50 students in phase 2. All classrooms are set up for students to maintain 6 ft. of physical distance from other students at all times.

Warner Pacific University students and employees are not required to test for COVID-19 at this time.