University Services
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Bookstore
Cooperative Education
Disability Support Services
Selective Service Registration
University Parking
Veterans' Benefits
Voter Registration
Writing in the Disciplines (WID) Courses
Bookstore
The University Bookstore is located on the Ground Floor of the
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Cooperative Education
Cooperative Education (Co-op) is a structured experiential educational program, which integrates academic learning with paid career/major related work experience. Co-op students receive transcript notation each semester for zero credit hours. Students interested in the Co-op program should review the information at the
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Disability Support Services
Disability Support Services provides and coordinates accommodations and other services for students with a wide variety of disabilities, as well as those temporarily disabled by injury or illness. To be eligible, a student must provide to DSS documentation that substantiates the need for such services in compliance with Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act and the
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Selective Service Registration
Register for Selective Service online at www.sss.gov, or pick up a registration card at your local post office.
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University Parking
Commuter students who wish to obtain a parking decal may visit the Parking Office during regular office hours, 8:00 am to 5:00pm, Monday through Friday. Evening students may register for their decals in the University Bookstore, Monday through Thursday, 5:00 pm until closing or in the Parking Office during regular hours. Parking decals are issued each semester to registered students upon presentation of a GWorld card and a valid vehicle registration. The grace period for commuter students is the first two weeks of class (Fall semester only). In order to pay student parking rates, pre-paid student tickets must be purchased for use as payment. Student pre-paid tickets may be purchased in the Marvin Center at the Ticket Master Office. In garage locations, tickets must be presented when exiting. Cash is not accepted as payment for student parking fees. Visitor fees will be due if pre-paid tickets are not presented or if improper entrances are used.
Overnight parking information is available in the Parking Office. Students who will be leaving their cars overnight must purchase the proper overnight decal as soon as they arrive on campus. Motorcycle decals must be purchased at the beginning of each semester. Additional information is available from the Parking Office at 2211 H Street NW, (202) 994-7275 or the Parking Services web site.
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Veterans Benefits
Students who are veterans and are requesting VA benefits must inform the Veteran’s Benefits Office, Rice Hall-Room 310, (202) 994-4925, in order to obtain payment from the V.A.
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Voter Registration
GW Students may be eligible to vote in the
The Election Assistance Commission of the United States makes available a National Mail Voter Registration Form which can be used to register to vote, report a change of name, report a change of address, or register with a political party. The national form also contains voter registration rules and regulations for each state and territory.
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Writing in the Disciplines (WID) Courses
Students enrolled in the new University Writing Program are required to complete two WID (Writing in the Disciplines) courses before graduation. Please note, however, that students must successfully complete UW20 BEFORE enrolling in a WID course. Moreover, many WID courses have disciplinary PREREQUISITES as well. Please consult with your advisor and review the departmental information in the University Bulletin to determine whether a particular WID course has prerequisites in addition to UW20.
A complete list, with descriptions, of a semester's WID courses is available online. Those freshmen and sophomores who have completed or are currently enrolled in a UW20 course should review the course descriptions online. Check the web site for instructions about how to register for a WID course prior to the early registration period.
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