Access Center Learn what's needed to document and receive reasonable accommodation for a disability.
Center for Advising and Career Development This center provides academic and career advising and mentoring. Undecided students are assigned an academic advisor in the CACD.
Multicultural Student Services MSS works to promote the successful transition, persistence, achievement, and graduation of multicultural students.
Student Assistance Programs Student Assistance serves as an initial point of reference for students facing challenges, either academic or personal, affecting their college experience.
University Ombudsman The ombudsman provides information on WSU policies and procedures and helps resolve problems and grievances through informal investigation and mediation.
Women's Resource Center This center assists, supports, and mentors women at WSU and serves as a home base for many programs and projects presented by women's groups on campus.
Assistance with Course Work
Writing Center The Writing Center offers free peer tutoring and other services to assist undergraduate and graduate students with college writing assignments.
Math Study Hall Sessions Free tutor-assisted study halls are offered during fall and spring semesters by the Department of Mathematics.
Peer Tutoring One-on-one tutoring is available in a number of subjects beginning at $10/hour.
eTutoring WSU is a member of the Northwest eTutoring Consortium, which offers free online tutoring to all WSU students in accounting, anatomy and physiology, biology, chemistry, economics, math (through calculus), Microsoft Office 2007, Spanish, statistics, and writing.
Selective Programs
Honors College The Honors College offers a rigorous academic experience for high-achieving scholars from many backgrounds and majors. Although the typical student enters directly from high school, applications are also accepted from current college students.
McNair Achievement Program Undergraduates planning to pursue a Ph.D. who (a) qualify as low-income and first-generation OR (b) are from a group underrepresented in graduate education may be eligible for the federally funded McNair Achievement Program. Students should apply at the end of freshman year.
Student Support Services Program This program supports students with academic need who are also first-generation college students, low-income, or having a documented disability. Application is required.
Student Conduct
Academic Integrity Find tips for maintaining academic integrity and avoiding common pitfalls.
