Start Your Adventure by Completing New Student Orientation.

You will learn everything you need to know to get started at Weber State in the New Student Orientation modules.

This includes programs and majors available, how to register for classes, how to pay tuition, the campus resources available to you, important policies, how to stay safe on campus, and even tips that will help you during your time here.

For more information on New Student Orientation, go to weber.edu/orientation.

Pack Your Bag with Necessary Equipment.

Don't get lost as you start your journey. As you will learn in New Student Orientation, WSU has many resources if you're feeling nervous or scared. Advisors want to be your tour guides and we are here to help you on this journey. Meeting with an Advisor is important because Academic Advisors not only help you decide which classes to take for a timely graduation, we also connect you with campus resources that will help you succeed and people that can answer your questions, help you in your classes, and give you career advice and direction. We are here to support you!

Starfish is a technology tool that supports student success by facilitating communication and connection between faculty, students, advisors, and support services. The My Success Network and Courses channels within Starfish display the people and services that are available to help you succeed. Not sure what you need? Select Raise Your Hand from the navigation menu to submit a request for help. See more at weber.edu/starfish/studentinfo.html. We also have Student Resources listed for academic skills, academic support, and the essentials. See more at weber.edu/starfish/studentresources.html

Chart Your Course with Grad MAPs. 

Grad MAPs are a birds-eye view of your major and how you can get to graduation in as little as four years. All of your required classes are charted out in this map, and your Academic Advisor can assist you in customizing it to fit your goals and needs. 

See more at apps.weber.edu/gradmaps

The WSU catalog is another great tool that can help you chart your journey. You can use it to see program requirements, course descriptions, and exploring majors and minors to name a few. 

See more at catalog.weber.edu

Continue Your Journey by Exploring Campus Resources.

Explore the campus. Even if you are only taking virtual or online courses you are welcome to use all the resources that are available to you..and there's a lot! The stress relief center, the gym, and the library are just a few stops on your journey. If you are an online or distance learner visit weber.edu/student-access-success for the endless amount of resources WSU offers. If you're not sure of what resources you may need, don't worry! Your Academic Advisor is your compass and they can point you in the right direction. 

Are You Feeling Lost on Your Adventure?

We understand that the educational mountain can be daunting. Let your advisor help you find your direction. You are the explorer, and we are here to help you navigate the terrain and avoid the pitfalls that can cost you time and money. 

Oftentimes when Advisors meet with students, commonly sought-out resources are:

Of course, this is not an exhaustive list of resources, so many more can be located at weber.edu/studentlife.

Don't Hike Alone! 

Throughout your journey, You should be meeting other students and getting involved on campus. Student clubs are a great way to meet other students and try new things.

Check out the many clubs at weber.edu/co 

Your academic advisor may also know of some clubs within your major that may provide leadership and scholarship opportunities, and looks good on a resume. Ask your advisor for club suggestions.

Make your camp at WSU by meeting with an Advisor.

You can meet with an advisor through a one-on-one appointment scheduled with them, or by attending a registration lab provided by your college during the Weber Welcome or any drop-in registration labs. Information for these can be located below.