The Academic Resource Center in the Vogel Library can provide resources and advice to help your student get back on track.

The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) is a Federal law that protects the privacy of student education records. 

Wartburg students are expected to conduct themselves in a mature fashion and respect the rights of other students. Because the college community encourages self-discipline to promote responsibility, parents are rarely asked to be involved with situations unless they are deemed necessary. Click here to view the student handbook, which includes policies and resources.

As a parent you have spent the last 18 or more years looking out for your student which is great, but the college years is an important time for your student to grow.  This can include letting them figure some things out on their own.  Walking the fine line between being there to support your student vs. stepping in to do things for them can be tricky sometimes. 

The Campus Safety and Security Office provides information about the safety of the Wartburg campus on its Web site.

Tell your student to visit the Internship Coordinator for assistance in setting up an internship.

Career Services in the Student Success Center can help your student explore career and major goals, construct a resume and credential file, and job search strategies.

Send your student to the Student Success Center for advice when looking at graduate and professional schools.

Send your student to the Academic Resource Center for advising and resources. Also, they can check out the various academic programs through the Web site.