Undergraduate Advising Office
Psychology Advising is open Mon–Fri, 9–12 & 1:30–4. Schedule an in-person or Zoom appointment, or join a drop-in session.
Add Codes for PSYCH 496, 498, and 499
Use the link to request add codes for PSYCH 496, 498, and 499, and to review policies on credits, late adds, and grade submissions. See 497 for related information.
Psychology Undergraduate Mentoring Program
The Psychology Undergraduate Mentoring Program aims to increase community and belonging for psychology undergraduates who are members of underrepresented groups or transfer students to UW Seattle.
Honors Program
The Psychology Honors Program offers a rigorous two-year experience focused on research and independent study, with students typically joining in autumn of their junior year.
Psychology Scholarships and Awards
Details and timelines for undergraduate scholarships and awards.
Transferring to UW
The information on the linked page will give you better understanding of what it takes to become a psychology major after you transfer to UW. We could not cover everything a transfer student should know, so please feel free to contact us at any time with your questions.
Registration Tips
Online registration is easy, but it helps to know the details. Check out UW’s registration guide.
Tutoring and Academic Assistance
The Department of Psychology offers academic assistance for students in multiple forms.
UW Psychology Research Pool
The Psychology Research Pool (PRP) is an administrative mechanism that (a) offers a convenient way for undergraduate students enrolled in psychology courses to gain experience with a broad range of psychological research, and (b) furnishes faculty and graduate students in the Psychology Department with participants for their research projects. Student participation in the PRP is entirely voluntary.
Graduation Celebration
Plan for the 2026 Psychology Graduation Celebration — see the latest details.
Student Safety and Wellness
There are multiple resources available to our students.
Life After UW
It is a wise idea to think about what you will do and where you will go once you graduate from the University of Washington early--long before you graduate. Planning for and setting professional goals can be a daunting task.