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The Taylor Family Center provides first-generation and limited-income college students with comprehensive programming, personalized mentorship, resources and support that bridge the gap between aspiration and achievement through academic excellence, accessibility, leadership development, self-efficacy and social impact.

The Center for Career Engagement helps students discover future possibilities, connect with employers and alumni, and explore meaningful professional experiences. Set up a student Handshake account to find Center for Career Engagement workshops, career fairs, internship opportunities and jobs (including on-campus jobs).

Your first billing statement will be issued electronically in early July. Monthly billing statements are typically published on the first business day of the month. Students can view current transaction activity at any time on Workday Student.

Student Accounting generates billing information, receives payments and maintains your student account. They are here to help you understand your invoice and payment options, disburse refunds, and produce your 1098-T forms.

Each student is assigned a financial aid counselor who will be with you and your family during your WashU career. Before you arrive on campus, we encourage you to check out the SFS website for information on how to view and pay your bill, your payment options and preparation for on-campus employment.

Students can print from their personal laptops to locations across campus, including in each residential community and many academic buildings.

WashU has general minimum requirements for laptops that should meet the needs of most incoming students. Some WashU schools recommend a higher level of computing power than the minimum because of specific software programs required by that school.

Student Technology Services supports WashU residential students with their technology needs. Services include hardware and software troubleshooting, support for the on-campus network, printing/3D printing and residential computer labs.

WashU Police is a diverse law-enforcement team that provides foot, bicycle and vehicle patrol 24 hours a day, seven days a week. WashU Police prides itself on maintaining a safe campus, and officers are here for students 365 days a year.

The Relationship & Sexual Violence Prevention (RSVP) Center offers free, confidential, survivor-centered resources and services to individuals impacted by any of the following: Services and resources include prevention and harm reduction education, professional counseling services, consultation, and connection to on-campus and off-campus resources. Their services are available to all students.