Graduate Student Academic Onboarding

Advance Your Career With a Graduate Degree From Webster

200,000+

Alumni from our Global Campuses

Welcome!

We are serious about helping you succeed. The Graduate Student Academic Onboarding is designed for new graduate students and students who are returning after a break. We will help make sure you are ready to start that first class or pick up where you left off.

Questions? Email Advising

Join Us at an Upcoming Session

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Student Success Orientation

All new students will be added to a Student Success Orientation for WorldClassRoom/Canvas one week before classes begin. If you do not see the card on your Dashboard one week before your class begins, email studyonline@webster.edu.

Webinars for WorldClassRoom/Canvas:

The Student Engagement Team offers webinars to help students get familiar with WorldClassRoom, how to connect with your class, what technology you need, best practices and answer questions.

New International Student Welcome Party and Resource Fair in Webster Groves

Thursday, Aug. 14, 2025
1-4 p.m., University Center Quad

Parking is available in the Parking Garage located at:
572 Garden Ave., Webster Groves, MO 63119

For more details, visit the Multicultural Center and International Student Affairs (MCISA) International Student Life Connections page (login required).

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Webster San Antonio Student Resource Fair

Monday, Aug. 18, 2025
10 a.m.–2p.m., 4th Floor Student Lounge

1100 NW Loop 410, San Antonio, TX 78213

For more details contact 210-348-8816 or sanantoniometro@webster.edu

Orientation Makes a Difference

The Graduate Student Academic Onboarding is designed to provide new Webster University graduate students and students returning after a break with critical and timely information for a successful start in graduate school.

Graduate Advising

We're Excited to Meet You!

Our Goals

Connect students to the Webster community and share in their excitement about graduate school.
Help new students in making the transition to graduate school.
Familiarize new graduate students with the mission, programs and services of the University.
Inform students of campus services and resources that will enhance their academic success.
Provide students the opportunity to interact with other students, faculty and staff.
Understand the financial and time commitment required for graduate school.