Student Resources

Associated Students Bookstore

Western on the Peninsulas students can order textbooks and supplies online from the Western Associated Student Bookstore. Visit the bookstore website to order textbooks, apparel, and more!

Academic Technology User Services (ATUS)

Western can also help you with equipment loans. Classroom Services is here to help with your technological needs by providing support for technical equipment inside classrooms and a wide array of equipment available for checkout. Learn more on the Academic Technology and User Services (ATUS) website. 

Tuition payments are made through the Student Business Office (SBO). The SBO can help you navigate your charges, payments, credit balances, and more. You can accomplish most of your business with us online, including making your Western Account payments and booking an appointment to discuss your Western Account with one of our specialists.

SBO staff are available Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. by email at sbo@wwu.edu and phone at 360-650-2865.

The WWU Career Services Center provides a comprehensive range of services to empower students and alumni in their career journeys, including:

• ​Career exploration​
• Job and internship search ​
• Resume and cover letter review​
• Interview preparation​
• Continuing education guidance​

While the Career Services Center offices are housed in Bellingham, many career services can be provided virtually. Learn more by visiting the Career Services Center website, or schedule an appointment.

The WWU Counseling and Wellness Center (CWC) facilitates student success and psychological well-being through culturally sensitive clinical services, outreach, and consultation. Therapy services are provided at no additional cost to Western students currently enrolled in 6 or more credits who have paid the Student Health Services fee. Other services, including Survivor Advocacy Services, Gender-Affirming Care, and Substance Abuse Prevention, as well as our our drop-in wellness workshops, wellness apps and links, and downloadable resources, are free for all Western students.

While the Counseling and Wellness Center is based in Bellingham, many services are offered remotely. Visit the CWC website to learn more.

The Disability Access Center (DAC) increases access, equity, and inclusion for disabled Western students through collaborative transformation of structures, policies, and practices. Visit the DAC's website for information on accommodations, or make an appointment to speak with an access manager.

At Western Washington University, we strive to support our students with financial assistance through grants, scholarships, Work Study, and loan programs.

Financial Aid staff are available to Western on the Peninsulas students by phone or email to assist with any financial aid-related questions year-round. For more complex questions an appointment with a financial aid counselor may be scheduled.

Financial Aid also offers useful tools to help you understand your estimated aid eligibility using the Net Price Calculator, your Cost of Attendance (COA), and how to budget your educational expenses.

Visit the Financial Aid website for more information.

WWU on the Peninsulas does not offer any on-campus housing or off-campus housing assistance. Students are responsible for securing their own housing.

Though WWU's Off-Campus Living website was developed with Bellingham students in mind, many of its resources and guides apply to students across the state. Visit the Off-Campus Living website to learn more.

Western Washington University Libraries have more than 1.5 million books, videos, and information sources that support WWU's teaching and research programs. WWU Libraries are a member of a consortium of libraries in Washington, Oregon, and Idaho, with access to an additional 28 million items. WWU Libraries also offer access to the full text of thousands of digital resources, including documents, journals and more. Visit the WWU Libraries website to start your search.

Western Libraries also supports your academic journey with tutoring services. Our tutors are here to guide you through challenging courses and ensure your success. Whether you prefer one-on-one sessions or group study, we've got flexible options to fit your learning style. Learn more on the Tutoring Center website.

Western Washington University is dedicated to serving those who serve our nation. We welcome and serve all military-affiliated students, including veterans, active duty, guard/reserve, and military family members, as integral members of the Western community. Our commitment is to assist them in succeeding and reaching their academic and career objectives.

At WWU, we provide personalized support to ensure each student receives the entitled education benefits and offer support services to students across all our campuses and locations. Learn more by visiting the WWU Veteran Service Office (VSO) website.

Ready to register for classes? Make waves with Web4U! Western's Web4U registration system will help you prepare for registration, browse and register for courses, view registration information, and plan ahead. 

Here are some additional registration resources for Western students:

• Important Dates & Deadlines (wwu.edu)
• Degree Works for Students (wwu.edu)
• WWU - ClassFinder
• Extension Schedule Adjustment (wwu.edu)

All students registered for the current academic quarter are eligible to receive a Western Card. Your photo may be used for university identification purposes other than your Western Card- for example, on course rosters. 

Use your Western Universal Login to sign into eAccounts and upload your Western Card photo. 

• Your photo must be a forward-facing headshot with a white background. 
• You can easily edit your photo background for free on remove.bg. 

 If you have questions regarding your Western Card, please visit the Western Card website or email the Western Card office.