West Negros University subscribes to the tenet that the best education is that which best prepares the youth to be good members of society and that the nurture and tutelage of the person is a calling and a noble trust.

Wesnecans are therefore taught to believe:

           That faith in God gives purpose, meaning and fulfillment in
             human life;

           That human life, welfare and freedom are sacred manifestations              of Divine Providence and must, therefore, be so valued and              treasured;

           That social contracts and democratic institutions exist for the              benefit and betterment of man and the realization of the              aspirations and destiny;

           That personal dignity and honor is above life;

           That service to the country and people is above self;

           That personal discipline is the foundation of social order and              progress;

           That government must be of laws and not of men;

           That academic freedom must be exercised with normal              responsibility and ethical restraint; and

           That man is a part of the natural order and must, therefore,              respect and conserve the environment and its ecology so that it              may, in turn, nurture and preserve it for posterity.