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WSU First Generation Students, Faculty & Staff
Weber State University, in conjunction with the First Generation Initiative, strives to create a welcoming community where first-generation students can:
- Enhance their college experience by finding resources
- Build connections by engaging in socializing and networking
- Receiving the assistance necessary to seamlessly transition to college life
25.37%
OF STUDENTS
IDENTIFY AS FIRST-GEN
27.7%
OF FIRST-GEN STUDENTS
IDENTIFY AS HISPANIC
58.2%
OF FIRST-GEN STUDENTS
IDENTIFY AS WHITE
24.4%
OF FIRST-GEN STUDENTS
GRADUATE IN 6 YEARS
FIRST GENERATION STORIES
Chris Nicholson
Leticia Mata
David Rodriguez
FIRST GENERATION CLUB
The First Generation Club is a place where students who have made the leap to college can discover opportunities for leadership, participate in community service, and have opportunities for recreation to make their college experience Great, Great, Great!
KEY RESOURCES FOR FIRST-GENERATION STUDENTS
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Where can I meet other First Gen students?
Connect with us in our First Gen Club.
What is the workload like in college, and how can I manage my time effectively?
A full-time student takes between 12-15 credit hours. You can plan your workload while meeting with your academic advisor. Academic advisors can provide guidance tailored to your needs and goals.
Are there tutoring and academic support services on campus?
Yes, Weber State University offers tutoring and academic support services to assist you in your studies. Learning Support & Tutoring Services provides resources and support in a variety of subjects to help you succeed academically.
How do I access mental health and counseling services?
The Counseling & Psychological Services Center provides therapy and self-help options. Students can participate in groups, get single-session support or use online tools such as TAO to help with stress and anxiety.