University Resources

Find the important academic dates and deadlines for the university.

Learn about advising opportunities available to students

Learn about the policies in place for AP scores

Support WashU Bears in Division III athletics

On and Off-Campus Banking Options.

Optional cashless system for purchasing select on-campus and off-campus services.

The Bear Bulletin is an e-Newsletter for first-year students.

A not-for-profit gift store operated by the Women’s Society where proceeds fund scholarships

A unique educational experience that allows talented and motivated students to tackle big societal and intellectual challenges

Your official photo ID on campus provides access to residence halls, on campus buildings, and stores your meal points and Bear Bucks.

Learn more about the co-curricular activities and involvement opportunities offered to WashU students.

WashU campus maps and directions.

​Learn more about safety on campus from the Washington University Police Department (WUPD).

Official bookstore of Washington University

Helping students connect to the world beyond WashU.

Supporting and advocating for students from underrepresented and/or marginalized populations.

Explore the College of Arts & Sciences.

Check with your academic division for recommendations on equipment and software.

Explore the courses being offered to students in current and upcoming semesters.

Learn more about how course registration works

Enroll in dental and vision insurance.

Information about dining options on campus.

How to get to campus by plane, train, car, and more.

Learn more about the disability resources, accommodations, and services offered to support students with disabilities.

Documentation is needed to qualify for accommodations.

Sign up for WashUAlerts and other emergency notifications.

WashU has a car sharing program available to all students.

A parent & family webinar series covering frequently asked about topics.

Students who qualify for need-based financial aid at WashU and are awarded Federal Work-Study as part of their award are eligible to participate in the Federal Work-Study program.

Learn WashU policies surrounding the protection of student information.

Learn about the Ampersand Program, First-Year Seminars, First-Year Opportunities, and Beyond Boundaries courses.

The intensive five-week academic program provides students the opportunity to earn seven college credits in the summer before their first year.

Your starting point to learn about fraternity and sorority life at WashU.

Get involved in the Washington University and St. Louis community

Learn more about the services and programs offered by Habif Health and Wellness Center.

Learn about how health care and insurance works in the US.

Provide proof of immunizations and submit other health forms before arriving on campus.

All students must sign up or waive the Student Health Insurance Plan.

Waive out of the Student Health Insurance Plan.

Learn about what is different with disability-related accommodations in college.

Learn about the policies in place for IB scores

All undergraduate students must provide proof of immunization.

Learn about WashU’s mandatory health insurance requirement.

Explore the McKelvey School of Engineering

Learn what your options are for mental health treatment.

Supporting international students & scholars at Washington University

Creating an equitable and inclusive campus for every student regardless of their background

Home of the university’s premiere, merit-based scholar programs

Facilitating and promoting faculty-mentored undergraduate research experiences in all schools and all disciplines