Check out the new myWSU financial aid tools!

Greetings cougs! Student Financial Services would like to introduce three new tools that students now have access to on their myWSU account!

  1. Print your Financial Aid Award Letter

Students now have the ability to print a copy of their Financial Aid award directly out of myWSU on Student Financial Services letterhead that will include the student’s name, WSUID, and a stamp of the date and time the letter was generated.

  1. View SFS Communications – “My Communication Center”
  • Students can now view all communications, read and unread, that has been emailed to them from the SFS office right in their myWSU account.
  1. View Award Activity
  • Students now have the ability to view a transactional history of their financial aid award activity that will allow them to see any changes that have been made (if any) to their financial aid award throughout the year.

More information can be found on these new financial aid features by viewing the “New myWSU Financial Aid Tools!” link on our website or by clicking here.

By Communications staff, Washington State University

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