Student and Instructor Expectations

understand the obligations and expectations of undergraduate students and instructors

Academic Success and Student Progress

learn more about our programs which are designed to assist students who are experiencing academic difficulty, and guide students who choose to take a leave from their studies at WashU.

TRIO Program

learn more about the TRIO program

Disability Resources (DR)

resource for students who have disabilities or suspected disabilities

The Bulletin

consult WashU's catalog of programs and degree requirements

Academic Advising for Undergraduate Students

discover, create, and reflect on your path with advisors

Undergraduate Degree Requirements

imagine the possibilities with an ArtSci degree

Academic Calendar

find dates for deadlines, holidays, and more

A&S Course Explorer

A tool for exploring semester courses by major, minor, and our IQ Curriculum

Major Declaration

learn how to choose and declare a major

AP, IB, & A-Level Exam Credit

get credit for achievement on AP, IB, or A-Level exams

College Courses Prior to WashU

find out how to get credit for coursework in high school

Foreign Language & Calculus Back Credit

get credit for foreign language or calculus proficiency

Internship Credit

find out if you can receive credit for your unpaid internship

Non-WashU Course Credit

find out how to get credit for courses away from WashU

The Learning Center

receive support through academic mentoring and skills coaching

Library Services

find the sources, people, spaces, and technology to accelerate your studies

Writing Center & Speaking Studio

get support for writing and public speaking, from brainstorming to final draft and presentation

Drop-in Advising Schedule

get your advising questions answered

A&S Course Explorer

A tool for exploring semester courses by major, minor, and our IQ Curriculum

Academic Advising for Undergraduate Students

discover, create, and reflect on your path with advisors

Academic Calendar

find dates for deadlines, holidays, and more

Academic Success and Student Progress

learn more about our programs which are designed to assist students who are experiencing academic difficulty, and guide students who choose to take a leave from their studies at WashU.

AP, IB, & A-Level Exam Credit

get credit for achievement on AP, IB, or A-Level exams

College Courses Prior to WashU

find out how to get credit for coursework in high school

Disability Resources (DR)

resource for students who have disabilities or suspected disabilities

Drop-in Advising Schedule

get your advising questions answered

Foreign Language & Calculus Back Credit

get credit for foreign language or calculus proficiency

Internship Credit

find out if you can receive credit for your unpaid internship

Library Services

find the sources, people, spaces, and technology to accelerate your studies

Major Declaration

learn how to choose and declare a major

Non-WashU Course Credit

find out how to get credit for courses away from WashU

Student and Instructor Expectations

understand the obligations and expectations of undergraduate students and instructors

The Bulletin

consult WashU's catalog of programs and degree requirements

The Learning Center

receive support through academic mentoring and skills coaching

TRIO Program

learn more about the TRIO program

Undergraduate Degree Requirements

imagine the possibilities with an ArtSci degree

Writing Center & Speaking Studio

get support for writing and public speaking, from brainstorming to final draft and presentation