Contact the IT Helpdesk at 803/323-2400 with any username or password problems. Wingspan is compatible with recent versions of most popular web browsers, including Edge, Firefox, Safari, and Chrome.
If you have a hold on your account, you will need to contact the appropriate office
and make arrangements with them to have it removed. Offices that often place holds:
Student Financial Services, sfs@winthrop.edu
Health Services, wuhealth@winthrop.edu
Records and Registration, recandreg@winthrop.edu
Academic Success Center, success@winthrop.edu
Dean of Students ("Campus Safety Training"), deanofstudents@winthrop.edu
What offices can I contact for help?
For problems regarding Financial Aid, call 803/323-2189 or send an e-mail to finaid@winthrop.edu
For problems regarding your Account Balance, call Student Financial Services at 803/323-2165
or send an e-mail to sfs@winthrop.edu
For problems or comments regarding Student Records, Registration, grades or Personal
Info, call 803/323-2194 or send an e-mail to recandreg@winthrop.edu
Registration for Summer 2024 begins on March 20th. For Fall 2024, check the online Time Assignment Chart for registration details.
All registration is done via Wingspan, under the Student tab, Registration menu, then select Registration.
You may make changes to your schedule until the end of the add/drop period.
If you miss your scheduled time, you may register any time after that time until the end of add/drop.
All degree-seeking students must meet with an advisor prior to registration for fall or spring semesters. If you do not get advised, you will not be able to register. Your advisor must confirm your advising through their Wingspan account. Advising is not required to register for summer session courses.
You will need to get the permission of the appropriate Department Chair. Click here for the override request site.
What if I need to take more than 12 (Graduate Students) or 18 (Undergraduate Students) credit hours?
If you are an undergraduate student and have a cumulative 3.0 GPA at the end of the semester, you may register for up to 21 hours. If you do not have a 3.0, you must file an undergraduate petition (pdf file). Students who are in their last semester prior to graduation may obtain permission from their dean to overload. Graduate students must have the approval of their academic dean. The overload form can be found here.
Students who do not pay their fees or make payment arrangements through the Cashier's office are subject to having their schedules dropped. For more information, visit the Cashier's office website.
