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Step 1: Get Accepted & Registered | Step 2: Get Started | Step 3: Ongoing Success

Step 3: Ongoing Success

Way to go — you’ve successfully applied, enrolled, and started your program! Check out these extra resources to stay at the top of your game.


1 — Stay Connected

Our dedicated team of Engagement Counselors is here to assist you with questions about your major or academic college requirements, financial aid, advising and more.

Engagement Center

2 — Understand Grading Scales

It’s hard to get a good grade if you don’t know how the professor is grading you. Check out these links to understand grading.

Undergraduate grading scale

Graduate grading scale

3 — Download Microsoft Office

As a student, you have access to this suite of useful tools for free. Take advantage of Word, PowerPoint, Excel, and more at no cost to you — all you need is your school email address.

Download Microsoft Office
  

4 — Explore resources

Whether you need help workshopping a paper, solving for a variable, or just want some study tips, there’s a WilmU student resource that can help. 

Student Success Center
Online tutoring
Math and writing resources
Mental health support services

5 — Visit Guild Education’s blog: Open Book

With the Open Book blog, we’re bringing you tips, stories, tricks, and tools to support you on your educational journey. You’ll hear from experts, coaches, and even students, just like you, about what inspired them to go back to school, how they stay motivated, and where their education will take them. 

Dive into strategies for succeeding in school
Find balance, and take a brain break
Explore your own path to career success

6 — Plan for next semester

Even if the next semester is still months away, it’s important to get a head start on your class schedule. Just like the first time you registered for courses, you’ll need to check your eligibility by signing into your Guild account, plan your classes in DegreeWorks, and register for courses in the MyWilmU portal. Contact Guild support to learn more about what eligibility means at your company.  Contact WilmU Advising for help understanding the sequence of your courses, and if you're enrolled in an associate or bachelor's degree, schedule an appointment with an advisor to create or review your educational plan, a suggested list of courses to take each semester.

Review WilmU’s academic calendar
Overview of DegreeWorks
How to register

Timeline for Funding

You can learn more about the timeline of Tuition Assistance Funding by clicking here https://guild.force.com/helpcenter/s/article/How-Tuition-Assistance-works. You'll also want to ensure you are tagged as a Guild student with the school and ensure you continue to meet your employer's eligibility requirements.

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