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November 4, 2024

UW: Infographic on Tuition Forfeiture

Tuition forfeiture means forfeiting part or all of any applicable reduction in the tuition charge when dropping credits or withdrawing after the 7th calendar day of any quarter. Begins on the 7th calendar day of the quarter (This includes weekends and holidays) 8th – 30th calendar day, 50% tuition reduction. Summer Quarter dates differ! More…


November 1, 2024

GSA: UW Student Resources for Elections Stress & General Well-being

General Resources Husky HelpLine All UW students across tri-campus can access free, real-time, 24/7 and confidential mental health provided by TELUS Health. There are several ways to connect: – Phone: Call 206-616-7777 (if you are calling from outside the US or Canada, dial 001-416-380-6578) – Online chat: Chat with a Telus counselor on Telus website  – Download the Telus…


October 25, 2024

GPSS: Huskies Learn About Health Insurance – 11/7, 2:30 p.m.

Huskies Learn About Health Insurance Thursday, Nov. 7, 2:30 p.m. – 4 p.m. Room 214, HUB, UW Seattle campus Questions? lwnav@uw.edu Getting health insurance doesn’t have to be scary. At this event, learn about insurance basics, private vs. Apple Health, open enrollment, and how to apply for health insurance. Snacks will be provided! Organized by…


OUR: Winter quarter 2025 registration begins 10/31

Dear University of Washington students, Winter quarter 2025 registration begins Thursday, October 31, 2024. To get started with registration, review your academic plan for winter quarter 2025 and seek guidance from an adviser if you need assistance. Then, sign into MyUW and complete your pre-registration steps before your estimated registration date. Prepare for Registration (Returning students:…


Registration Holds for Winter Quarter 2025

Registration holds will be placed starting Monday, October 28th on student records for those who were admitted for Summer 2024 or Autumn 2024 who have not sent in their final official transcript(s) or for those whose transcript(s) have been marked incomplete.   Students have been messaged multiple times by the Graduate School regarding the requirement…


UW Counseling: Drop-in Let’s Talk is now open and running! – AUT 24

With midterms now here, the counseling center wanted to remind you that we have drop-in consultations where students are able to have brief and free 20-minute conversations with mental health professionals outside of a formal counseling session.  Please let your students know about these offerings: If the above times do not work for you, you…


October 22, 2024

ECE: Student Emergency Support Fund

The ECE Student Emergency Support Fund provides financial support for ECE students experiencing severe financial hardship. Please review the ECE Student Emergency Support Fund website for full details on eligibility, how to apply, and a list of other resources that may be able to assist you.    Please note: As we have limited funds, we strongly encourage students to review…


October 11, 2024

OWRC: Multilingual Learning Communities Program – sign up by 10/14

The Multilingual Learning Communities Program ·  Are you a graduate or undergraduate student taking a reading- or writing-intensive class? ·  Do you consider yourself multilingual?  Then consider joining the Multilingual Learning Communities (MLC) program. Sign up today! *Deadline: October 14th, 2024 WHAT WOULD I DO IN A MLC? MLCs are meant to help you support your classroom…


GSA: Habits to Support Your Success & Well-Being

TIPS FOR SUCCESS FROM STUDENT AFFAIRS /// October 10, 2024 As a graduate student, you will have experiences that stretch and challenge the academic, emotional, professional, physical and social aspects of your wellbeing. These experiences can create positive or negative stress. Consider taking the time to develop your toolkit of daily or weekly practices to support your overall…


October 3, 2024

Correlation One: ASVAB Skills Accelerator – Jan 2025

ASVAB Skills Accelerator The ASVAB Skills Accelerator is a 2-week program that prepares individuals for the Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery (ASVAB) exam, helping them qualify for high-demand roles in the U.S. Army. It combines live sessions with self-paced learning, offering focused test preparation, personalized coaching, and community support. Participants gain skills and confidence for…



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