For information about the enrollment and course selection processes, visit the home page of the University Registrar. You'll also find details about AP/IB credits and the honors program, plus complete academic regulations governing all students enrolled at Wesleyan.

In accordance with the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974, Wesleyan does not release students’ grades or other educational records to parents or guardians without students’ written permission. Students may grant their parents access to their electronic portfolio, where grades may be viewed in academic history, or request a transcript be sent to their parents by the Office of the Registrar.

Wesleyan provides an overview of the components of a student electronic portfolio, so that you can see for yourself how this powerful tool can be utilized by your student. To view the site map of the student e-portfolio, click here, then choose View a Student Site Map from the Learn options on the right side of the screen.

Wesleyan strongly encourages students to include an international component in their Wesleyan education. About half of undergraduate students take advantage of an extensive array of programs offered by the Office of International Studies. Visit the OIS home page to explore opportunities for study abroad, the requirements for participation, and resources especially designed for parents. 

Wesleyan's library system is one of the finest small academic libraries in the United States with holding of approximately 1.5 million items and a growing collection of electronic resources. All libraries on campus, with the exception of Special Collections and University Archives, operate with an open-stack policy that permits students free access to the collections. Feel free to explore the Wesleyan Library through its extensive Web site.