Alumni Services
As an alum of WWU, you always have access to career services to help with resume and career counseling, job fairs, and even professional clothing for job interviews and presentations! Stay in touch with fellow alumni by coming to WWU alumni events, mentoring a student, or hosting an event in your area! There are many ways to stay in touch with Western.
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FAQs
You can get the same number or message on the new WWU plates through the DOL. You may go online or visit your local DOL office to replace your current WWU plate with the new WWU plate. The DOL will charge a replacement fee to retain your current message or number. Contact your local DOL office for exact costs and fees.
Check out the DOL's personalized plate search to see if your preference is available. You may personalize your plate with up to seven characters (6 characters for motorcycles), including letters, numbers, dashes, and spaces. No unusual characters (&, !, @, +, #, etc.) are allowed. Total costs may vary, for more information, go here.
Total costs and fees may vary depending on your vehicle, visit the DOL website for current costs and fees.
The WWU license plate features a solid blue background with green lettering. The green is a secondary color of the Western brand and is detected better than white lettering by the camera technology used by the Washington State Department of Transportation.
No. Anybody and everybody can purchase WWU plates!
No. You can purchase a WWU plate at any time!
Complete the application and mail to Vehicle Licensing, Department of Licensing, P.O. Box 9909, Olympia, WA 98507-8500, or take it to a licensing office.
Yes! The cost for a motorcycle or scooter plate can be found on the DOL website.
For each plate sold, $28 goes directly to support scholarships for WWU students.
Contact the DOL for questions about mailing.
Unless you request personalized plates, your new number will be assigned by the DOL computer system. Plates are assigned in numerical order when a transaction is finalized.
Yes! These plates may be transferred to your new vehicle. Be sure to register your new car with your existing plates with the DOL.