New Student Orientation for Spring 2026 took place at Southwest’s Macon Cove campus, welcoming students as they begin their college journeys. Orientation provides new students with a closer look at campus resources, academic pathways, and the support systems that help set them up for success from the start. Among those getting started is Zakariya Nasser, a driven 16-year-old high school graduate who will begin his studies at Southwest this spring. Zak is pursuing a General Studies degree, which

Southwest will host New Student Orientation for Spring 2026 on Dec. 5 from 10 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at the Macon Cove Campus! Future Saluqis will receive NSO bags filled with Southwest swag and campus information, connect with student organizations and campus resources, and attend sessions on financing, career pathways, and general campus information. We’re especially excited to share the story of Dimetre McClain, who is starting college in his 30s to pursue his dream of becoming a medical professio

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