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FAQs, First Year, Graduation, & More!
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-FAQs
First-year students (including those who completed Running Start), who are under the age of 21, are required to live on campus. Exceptions to this rule include living with family, a medical exemption, or a financial exemption. For more information please contact Housing and Residential Life.
All on-campus student employment opportunities are posted to ewu.joinhandshake.com. Students are welcome to work off-campus but many students enjoy the benefits of on-campus employment. On-campus employment is based around the EWU Academic Calender and breaks, priorities your students’ grades, and is within walking distance from class.
Yes! Students need to fill out both the FAFSA and the EWU Scholarship applications every year.
No. Student grades are confidential and can only be accessed by the student.
All academic dates can be found on the EWU Academic Calander.
EWU provides many free resources to our students! For help in specific a course check out PLUS tutoring. For time management, and study tools check out PLUS Coaching. If your student is struggling emotionally Counseling and Wellness Services may be able to help. If your student feels they are being treated unfairly by a professor or that they received an inappropriate grade please visit our Help with Faculty page.
EWU does not have a campus nurse. However, just steps away from our Cheney campus is the Rockwood Cheney Clinic.
Current EWU students, who are enrolled in six or more credits (must opt-in if you want summer coverage), receive free walk-in clinic and primary care appointments at MultiCare Rockwood. To schedule an appointment please call 509.233.5102. Multicare Rockwood has locations in both Spokane and Cheney.
EWU is one of the safest public university campuses in Washington, and one of the top 100 safest campuses in the United States.* In fact, local families love to visit campus for picnics, childcare and even for trick-or-treating. The biggest contributor to such a safe campus is the shared commitment of faculty, staff and students.
*According to the National Council for Home Safety and Security
Yes! We love for families and community members to help cheer on our Eagles. More info and tickets can be found at goeags.com.
