College in the High School

College in the High School students and schools have support from CWU

• Get Your Transcript

  Order your official transcript  and learn more about transferring other credits in to Central from the Office of the Registrar. 

  You can download your unofficial transcript for free, and use it for planning and college applications. 

• Get IT help with accessing your MyCWU account

  Get help from the ITS Helpdesk to activate your account or reset your password.

  Your MyCWU account is the key to access for all resources.  Be sure to log in and activate your CWU email address.  When you'd like to request assistance from the Library, the Academic Success Center or any other service, you need to use your CWU credential, username, and CWU email as your identity. 

  Your MyCWU password will expire every six months. 

  Assistance with the Multi-Factor Authentication is also available. 

• Academic Success Center

  As a CWU student, you have access to the Academic Success Center which includes the University Math Center, The University Writing Centre and PALS (Peer Assisted Labs). These services are located in the Brooks Library and online. To learn more about online services please visit through the link above. Please make sure to use your CWU email address when emailing the tutoring services.

• CWU Brooks Library

  Students and instructors have access to our online CWU Libraries resources. They can chat with a librarian if they have questions about resources and research, etc. They can look up scholarly articles and save them to their own account. This is an incredible resource and all are encouraged to use it.

• Academic Advising

  CWU College in the High School students may need assistance with how to transfer CWU credits, how to track college credits while in high school, understand how your financial aid could be impacted, how to apply for college, or understanding the ever changing education policies and practices in higher education. All of these things make transitioning from high school to college or a career a challenge. Making this transition also includes strategic planning, setting goals, and monitoring progress.
  Students may seek academic advising through Central Washington University’s highly qualified advisors. We are here to help you succeed! To begin a conversation with an advisor please click on the "Request Advising" link below and fill in the information. You may also call 509-963-1351 to speak to an advisor.

  Request Advising link to webform

• Placement Tests

  At Testing Information students will find an explanation of Accuplacer Tests, and downloadable sample questions to help them prepare for math, reading and writing tests. Schools can connect and become an Accuplacer Testing Center.

• CWU Admissions

  To inquire about admittance requirements or plan a visit to see the campus, please visit Admissions.

• Additional Resource Links

  The Office of Student Rights & Responsibilities provides a comprehensive array of resources, education, and crisis management services to support student success and development in alignment with Central Washington University’s mission and values. The office is responsible for educating students about their rights and responsibilities as members of the CWU community, upholding community standards, and implementing the Student Conduct Code.

  While 504 and IEP plans do not transfer to CWU, the accommodations that a student has with their school can be used while participating in CWU College in the High School classes. CWU Disability Services is still available if you have any questions.

  The CWU Wildcat Shop is where you can buy textbooks, supplies, electronics, CWU Swag, clothing, etc.

  As a CWU student or staff, you can attend CWU Athletics events. All you need is your CWU Connection Card and to pay the appropriate student fee for the event.