Graduating or leaving WSU?

Will you use them or lose them? If you are graduating or leaving WSU in May and still have unused funds in your Student Printing Plan account, don’t lose them! Use them for convenient, self-serve, environmentally friendly, on-campus printing and copying before the end of the semester!

If you are planning to attend Summer Session or returning in the fall, no worries; your Student Printing Plan balance will roll forward, with additional funds added to cover your Summer Session or fall printing needs.

For more information please visit cougprints.wsu.edu or CougarCopies on the ground floor of the CUB.

By Communications staff, Washington State University

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