Access MyWBU
Sign In with Your Temporary Password
Visit MyWBU and enter the username and temporary password provided in your login email. Select Sign In to continue.
Open MyWBUSet up your account, secure your login information, and access the tools you need as a Wayland student.
MyWBU Setup Guide
Once you have your WBU username and temporary password, follow these steps to activate your account and access Self-Service.
Access MyWBU
Visit MyWBU and enter the username and temporary password provided in your login email. Select Sign In to continue.
Open MyWBUProtect Your Account
After your first successful login, you will be prompted to replace your temporary password. Choose a secure password that you can remember and do not share it.
Use a unique password that you do not already use for another account.
Verify Your Identity
MyWBU will guide you through adding a verification method. Select an option that uses a phone number or email address you can access regularly.
Prepare for Recovery
Complete the requested recovery settings. These options help you regain access to your account if you forget your password later.
Choose information you will remember but that other people cannot easily guess.
Access Student Services
Once setup is complete, select Go to Apps. Find the application titled Self-Service and select it to continue.
Self-Service provides access to important academic and student account information.

You can now use your WBU login to access available student applications and services.
WBU Information Technology
If you cannot locate your credentials email or experience problems while setting up your account, contact WBU Information Technology for assistance.







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