This will be a life-changing experience.
Our enrollment application asks for the essentials—your contact info, emergency contact information, health status and passport details. We also want to know about you, your interests, your physical and emotional readiness, and why you’ve chosen to study in the field.
Students are accepted on a rolling admissions basis until the program is full. We will contact you promptly after you submit your application, typically within two to three business days.
Admissions Policies
The health and well-being of our students and staff and the effective education of our students are important to us. The wilderness environments Wildlands Studies programs live in and travel through are remote, dynamic, and physically and emotionally challenging. These environments, along with the educational activities conducted and the living and traveling conditions encountered, require all students to be fully committed to and capable of working hard, taking responsibility for themselves, and working effectively in the group to achieve the goals of the course.
Our student health review process helps us support students’ health and safety and determine whether a current condition is appropriate at Wildlands Studies. It’s important that students provide accurate and honest health information so we can learn of conditions that our instructors need to know about. Our admissions staff may need to further discuss health issues with the student, their parent, or their health care provider. Wildlands Studies reserves the right to deny admission to anyone that Wildlands Studies, in its sole discretion, believes is unable to meet the physical, psychological, cognitive, social, or safety demands of our courses.
You can learn more about our admission criteria by contacting our office.
