There are very few items your tuition does not cover. Students choose to bring money along for small purchases in the campus vending machines or coffee shops.

You will need a debit or credit card to pay the registration fee online.

Yes! You can use one of our payment plans, paying tuition monthly until the program date. This option is available on checkout.

We have many generous sponsors who want to assist students in attending Washington Business Week. Washington Business Week will also offer financial support when needed. Please see our Tuition Assistance page for more information.

We understand traveling to WBW can be challenging if you’re coming from afar. We can, on a case-by-case basis allow early checkin or late departure. This may come with additional costs. Please reach out to arrange.

No. Transportation is the student and gaurdian’s responsibility.

We do not suggest bringing your car because we can not ensure the safety of your vehicle during the program. If you choose to bring your car, you will be required to leave your keys with the office and will not be able to access your car for the duration of the program.  Washington Business Week is not responsible for paying any fees associated with parking your car on campus.

At our overnight programs students stay in shared dorm rooms. While we encourage students to room with someone they don’t know, you are allowed to request a roommate. If you would like to room with a friend, please note so on your registration application.

Yes! Young men and young women are housed on separate floors of the same dorm. Bed checks are done by dorm directors and resident assistants each night and Campus Security patrols the grounds outside the dorms.

Yes, the Student Code of Conduct will be provided before the start of the program and you will be able to review all student guidelines before attending.

You will receive a campus map with the boundaries at check-in. You are asked to stay on campus from the moment you check-in to the moment you check out. If you have any pressing matters that require you to leave campus, you must contact Washington Business Week’s Offices.

Besides your enthusiasm and open-mind, you will need to bring the basic essentials for the week. Three weeks prior to your week of attendance, the Washington Business Week office will send you an information packet with details specific to your program and a suggested packing list.

NO. Washington Business Week is a very rigorous program so you will be busy. You will have free time during the day, but visitors are not allowed on campus. This is included in our code of conduct and is a violation and grounds for being sent home from the Washington Business Week program.

NO. There are boundaries within the campus that you must abide by. In case of emergency, Washington Business Week staff will follow up with a parent or guardian if a situation calls for a student to leave campus.

Yes! Every campus will accommodate any dietary requirements with a variety of entrees. You will select if you are vegan, vegetarian, or have a gluten-free diet during registration.

Yes! Lunch is available after check-in on the first day and the cost for parents is normally under $10.

Yes, there is a dance during the week for students participating in the residential program. You will be expected to follow the guidelines set out in the code of conduct. These are for program participants ONLY. There are no outside visitors allowed on campus during the week.

Yes, for our students attending a residential program! Everyone is expected to attend, but you are, of course, not required to perform. Feel free to bring any supplies you may need.

Yes. But we recommend small denominations only.

You may bring your electronics but they are not required for any program sessions. They will be required to be turned off during any workshops, speakers, and company meetings.

One Company Advisor will be assigned to each company. These CAs come from a wide variety of backgrounds and companies. They are excited to mentor students throughout the week and often have a lifelong impact on our students. Please contact our offices for more info on CAs.

To change or cancel your program, please contact the Washington Business Week Office at [email protected]. For information concerning refunds please refer to our Cancellation Policy.

The 2 college credits are earned by fully participating in any of our weeklong programs. No additional tests or essays are required. These credits are elective credits and are included in your tuition! Information will be provided after acceptance into the program.