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Records & Registration

WSU Registrar’s Office handles all things related to course registration, transcripts, graduation, and student records such as contact information and academic records.

Access Grades & Transcripts

If you have any questions or need help, just stop by the Warrior Hub in Maxwell 209 or call 507.457.2800. 

Faculty and staff can also find support for managing their coursesdeveloping programs and protecting student data.

Warrior Hub

507.457.2800

P.O. Box 5838
Winona, MN 55987-5838

Email the Warrior Hub
Office Hours
Maxwell 209

Academic Year

Monday-Friday 8am-4:30pm

Summer

Monday-Friday 7:30am-4pm

Registration & Enrollment
To register for courses, you’ll first need to meet with your advisor and get your access code. Look at the course catalog, your program’s maps and your Degree Audit to help figure out what classes you’ll need to take next semester.
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Also, be sure to check the Academic Calendar to find out the deadlines to drop or withdraw from classes, when final exams will be held and more.

Student & Academic Record

Make changes to your student records to keep all your info up to date:

  • Contact information including your name, address, and phone number
  • Declare a major or minor
  • Change your advisor
  • Transfer credits
Manage Student Records
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Know Your Data Privacy Rights

Did you know that your student records are confidential—even from your parents? 

Under the Family Educational Rights & Privacy Act (FERPA), WSU cannot share your personal information with others unless you give permission first. There are only a few exceptions to this rule. 

Learn more about how WSU protects your data privacy as a student.

Withdraw from WSU

Sometimes situations come up in your life that make it difficult to continue your education. Or perhaps you decide that you no longer want to earn a degree.

In either case, you may consider withdrawing from WSU.

This is different from dropping or withdrawing from a class. When you drop or withdraw from a class, you are still enrolled at WSU.

When you withdraw from WSU, you are no longer a student. This means that you will have to move out of on-campus housing, return your laptop and possibly repay financial aid among other tasks.

Learn more about the process for withdrawing from WSU.

Graduation

Ready to graduate? Make sure you have completed all the requirements and apply to graduate.
Then get ready for your commencement ceremony!