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We offer classes at five different locations, so you’re sure to find one that works for you. Check out one of our two campuses, Ogden and Davis or one of our three centers in Kaysville, Morgan and Roy, or visit getIntoWeber.com to schedule a tour, find out general information and sign up for an orientation.

We also offer several distance education degrees through WSU Online and Independent Study, including a Bachelor of Integrated Studies. This customized degree program allows you to combine three different areas of study to combine as a Bachelor's degree. 
Read more about online and independent study programs.

Once you've seen how great the campus is, your next step is to apply for admission.
 

If you haven't attended WSU before, you'll need to submit an application, a $30 fee and official high school transcripts or GED scores. If you have completed some college, you'll need official transcripts from all colleges you've previously attended. Call the records office at your previous school and have them send your official transcript to either address listed below.

 
The admissions office will process your application and will notify you if you are required to take a placement exam prior to signing up for classes. A placement exam is a simple test to gauge your knowledge and skills in certain subjects. It’s our way of making sure you don’t end up taking classes you don’t need.

If you need to take a placement exam, visit www.weber.edu/testingcenter for testing center hours and locations.

Schedule an appointment with the appropriate academic advisor to create your plan of study. If you are undecided, a general studies student, or if you already know what you want to study, visit www.weber.edu/ssc and click on the Academic Advisors link for a full listing of advisors. Regardless of your situation or background, there may be resources available to help you with your college expenses. Check with any of the offices below to learn more.

Financial Aid and Scholarship Office

Multicultural Student Center

Nontraditional Student Center

Services for Veteran Students

Student Support Services

Women’s Center

From Anthropology to Zoology, WSU has something for everyone. You can check out the course listings for the current semester HERE or you can view the entire course catalog HERE. The catalog also lists the major and minor requirements, as well as general education requirements. If you’d like to meet with an advisor to help you navigate the course listing and decide which classes to take, click HERE.

> Set up your eWeber Account
eWeber is WSU's online student portal. Your eWeber account allows you to register for classes, check your transcript, access your student email account, check your financial aid status, pay tuition, review your grades, and perform many other tasks related to your education at WSU.

Create your eWeber account
If you encounter any problems with your account, call Computing Support at 626-7777.

> Register for classes after you're admitted
To find out when you can register, log into eWeber, click on the "Student Services" tab and then click on "Registration Time/Check Registration Status."

> Need help?
Computing Support
Lampros Hall
801-626-7777

Registrar's Solution Center
Student Services Center 101

To make getting around campus easier once school starts, take some time to gather the essentials.

> Find a place to park
Purchase a parking permit HERE and map out the best way to get on and off campus HERE. Parking is free at the West, Morgan and Kaysville Centers.

> Get your Wildcard (Student ID)
Bring proof of registration and a picture ID. Be prepared to fill out a form, pay a $10 fee and have your picture taken.

The Wildcard ID gives you access to the library, testing center, computer labs, health center, veterans’ benefits, gym and athletic events.

> Pick up your free UTA Ed Pass
The UTA Ed pass gives you free transportation on all UTA buses, Frontrunner and TRAX. Ride to school, work, the mall or even Salt Lake or Provo. You won't have to worry about traffic or gas prices. Pick up your UTA Ed Pass at the Shepherd Union Information Desk (801-626-6367) or at the WSU Davis Campus, Student Services Center (801-395-3460).

> Get your books and gear
Visit the bookstore at the Ogden or Davis campus to pick up your books and gear. You can even order your textbooks HERE. WSU students get discounts on computer equipment and electronics at the WSU bookstore.

> First Year Experience
If you're new to the whole college thing, be sure to check out the First Year Experience Program (FYE). This program includes a three-credit class (UNIV 1105-Foundations of College Success) designed to help with your transition to the college experience. Improve your academic skills, explore majors and become familiar with campus resources. The class is offered at both WSU Ogden and WSU Davis.

> Free Tutoring
Free tutoring is available for a variety of courses. You can drop in or make an appointment at WSU Ogden, WSU Davis or the WSU West Center. Free study groups are offered through Supplemental Instruction (SI).

> Nontrad Student Center
Also, if you are a non traditional student (over 25, married/ divorced/widowed, have legal dependents or disabled or a veteran), be sure to check out the nontrad student center. They can help you navigate the campus.