Advisor Dashboard and Westcott Link

Westcott Provides College Advisors Support to Track their Student's Progress

College Advisor Dashboards & Westcott Links

We specialize in supporting colleges and universities with health care programs such as nursing and physical therapy, by providing their applicants with low cost prerequisites such as Anatomy, Physiology, Microbiology, Chemistry, ... and their Laboratories.

We offer college advisors a Westcott dashboard account, so that they can confirm when their students enroll, course progress and the final letter grade in the course. With tight deadlines, knowing that a student has completed the course a few days before the transcript arrives can be very helpful.

We also offer Westcott links, so advisors only need to send their students one link verses a link for every course. Here is an example:
https://westcottcourses.com/school-record/?ID=557

Why Send your Students to Westcott?

No out of state fees! Westcott offers the same low cost to all students.
A payment plan is available to all students.
Students receive a transcript from University of Massachusetts Global, which is regionally accredited.
Westcott has rolling enrollment, so students can enroll and start their course the same day!
Students can enroll in one or more classes.
Students have five months of access plus a free 30 day extension at the end if needed. Students do have to work on the class for at least a month before they can take the final exam.

If you are an advisor who is interested in a dashboard and/or Westcott link, please email nancy@westcottcourses.com.

Dashboards & Westcott Links for other Programs

Health Care Programs are not the only college programs we support. We also provide prerequisite courses for programs such as Master degrees in Math, Computer Science, and other Engineering and science degrees that require mathematics. We have a full list of math prerequisites including Discrete Structures, Precalculus, Calculus, Linear Algebra, Statistics, Methods of Proof and Abstract Algebra.

Starting next year, we will be implementing a full set of undergraduate Computer Science courses. These courses will meet the requirements for entrance into Bachelor and/or Master degree programs in Computer Science, and other Engineering degrees. We currently have Discrete Structures, but will be adding courses in C++ and other languages, Data Structures, Computer Organization and Assembly Language, Software Engineering and Algorithms.