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Student Resources

Orientation
Orientation will give you the opportunity to learn more about the University and the services offered to students.
Orientation
Student Success Center
Every student has the desire to achieve academic excellence and the Student Success Center (SSC) is ready to assist you with attaining that goal.
Student Success Center
On Campus Parking Pass
Parking guidelines and how to register your vehicle.
On Campus Parking Pass
Fant Memorial Library
Search digital databases and view online resources to help you with your academic research.
Fant Memorial Library
Tutoring Services
Need a little help with a difficult class? Peer Tutoring is available for dozens of the most common courses.
Tutoring Services
Writing Center
If you need someone to help you proofread a paper or find the right formatting for your class, The W's Writing Center can help.
Writing Center
Bookstore
Order your textbooks from the campus Barnes & Noble Bookstore.
Bookstore
Academic Calendar
Where to find all the Important academic dates & deadlines.
Academic Calendar
Mississippi Transfer Tool
Up-to-date information on degree pathways and a streamlined way to access transfer agreements developed between public institutions in a searchable database.
Mississippi Transfer Tool
Sending Transcripts
How to send your high school transcript.
Sending Transcripts
Requesting Transcripts
How to request your MUW transcript.
Requesting Transcripts

Student Resources

Disability Resources & Campus Accessibility for Dual Enrollment Students

The W is committed to providing equal educational opportunities for all students, including those with disabilities. Dual enrollment students who:

  • Have an Individualized Education Program (IEP) or 504 Plan,
  • Experience a temporary injury or prolonged illness, or
  • Are newly diagnosed with a medical, emotional, or cognitive condition, may be eligible for academic accommodations.

For Courses Taught at the High School

  • If your dual enrollment course is conducted on your high school campus by either a high school instructor or a W faculty member, accommodations should be requested through your high school’s established procedures.

For Courses Taught at The W or Online by a W Faculty

Students enrolled in online or on-campus courses taught by a W faculty should follow The W’s Accessibility Services process to receive necessary accommodations:

  1. Complete the Accommodation Request Form – This form initiates your request and connects you with a coordinator.
  2. Schedule an Initial Appointment – During this meeting, your coordinator will discuss appropriate accommodations and available services.
  3. Submit Documentation – Documentation can be provided through:

For comprehensive information on campus accessibility and accommodations, please visit:
🔗 The W Accessibility Services

If you plan to continue your education at The W after high school graduation, re-registration for services is not required. However, it is advisable to consult with a coordinator to assess any necessary adjustments to your accommodations.

For further assistance, contact MUW’s Student Success Center:
📧 ssc@muw.edu | 📞 (662) 329-7138
📍 Reneau Hall, 1st Floor
📬 1100 College Street, MUW-1633, Columbus, MS 39701

University Contacts

Office of Admissions
Phone: (662) 329-7106
E-Mail: admissions@muw.edu

Patricia Caston
Director of Sponsored and Collaborative Projects
Phone: (662) 329-7140
E-Mail: plcaston@muw.edu

Kelly Hollowell
Academic Advising/Academic Support
E-Mail: khollowell@muw.edu
Phone: (662) 241-7470