University Life

The Office of Admissions - International has staff that are specially trained in F1 student visa immigration regulations. As trained Designated School Officials (DSOs), we maintain students' F1 visa status while in the US. We are trained by the Department of Homeland Security to help you maintain your visa status.

Please note: Per federal Department of Homeland Security regulations, a DSO (Designated School Official) or trained immigration attorney are the only people that can legally advise you when it comes to F1 student visa matters.

The Office of Student Accessibility can assist students who have disabilities. They work with students and staff/faculty to ensure a smooth experience for students with disabilities.

The Cornette Library is located on-campus and provides many services. In addition to a large collection of academic books and resources, it provides access to many online resources, as well as books and DVDs for leisure.

There are also individual and group study rooms available, and research assistance services.

The Office of the Registrar is all about enrollment at WT. They can assist with many things, including:

• Proof of Enrollment
• WT Transcripts
• Dropping/Withdrawing from Classes (please note: dropping or withdrawing also requires International office approval)
• Class Schedules
• Course Registration
• Academic Calendar
• And much more!

Student Medical Services is conveniently located on-campus. They provide many services, including:

• Illness, Injury, and routine medical and preventative care
• Lab Services
• X-ray Services
• Minor Surgery
• Free Cold Care Packs
• Immunizations, Vaccines, and Injections
• Medical Equipment, such as crutches, slings, etc.
• CPR and First-aid classes
• And Much More!

Scholarship Services is all about undergraduate scholarships and awarding.

Did you know?

International students who receive a WT scholarship of $1,000 or more per academic year are eligible to pay in-state, international tuition rates. This is a savings of approximately 50% of the regular international rates!

If you haven't already and are admitted to WT, apply for a scholarship today.

Can I Work on an F1 Student Visa?

Yes! Per the federal Department of Homeland Security regulations, F1 visa holders can work on-campus up to 20 hours per week during the semester. During official university breaks, F1 visa holders can work on-campus up to 40 hours per week. Off-campus work is strictly prohibited on the F1 student visa.

For more information on employment while on the F1 visa, please visit our F1 Visa Employment Regulations page.

We understand that internship are invaluable for any student to gain experience in their field. For international students, internships can be even more important to gain experience in working for US-based employers.

F1 students who wish to participate in an internship, whether it be paid or unpaid, are required by federal Department of Homeland Security regulations to obtain DSO/immigration authorization. Please visit our Internship page for information on how to get an internship.

WT is a Division-II institution with many athletic teams. Some of the most popular teams with our international students include:

• American Football
• Track and Field
• Cross Country
• Golf
• Basketball
• Baseball
• Softball
• Soccer

No matter what sport you like or if you don't like sports at all, watching our teams can be super fun, and we have many international athletes on most teams. American football games are packed and a great way to meet people and have fun!