Virtual Academic Resource Center

When signing into Grammarly, you will need to use your WCU Student e-mail and password.

Grammarly @ WCU

The premium version of Grammarly is now available to all students at WCU for FREE. This tool will give you an opportunity to review your writing with real-time feedback. This 30-minute webinar will provide an overview on how to access Grammarly from the WCU Library, where you can find the various apps and a quick demonstration on using the features.

*Next Grammarly Webinar: 

Registration link: https://accwcu.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJModeCqqjguGN1eJCSdIr_jDWgXkJgYLCbY

-This 30-minute instructional video will go step-by-step and describe different Grammarly features, including how to install the Grammarly apps for Microsoft Word, iPhone, iPad, and your browser.

-How to log in to Grammarly with your West Coast University credentials will also be covered in detail. 

This 9-minute video will go through a paper step-by-step in Grammarly and demonstrate how to use the plagiarism checker.

For citation help, visit the WCU Library Citation Guides:

Grammarly Support has FAQs on using various tools such as the Grammarly Editor, Browser Extension, and iPad. Visit the Grammarly Support Resources webpage for more resources and information.

Are you unable to access the Premium Education version of Grammarly, the most common issue is converting the free account associated with your WCU email address to a premium one.

Below are some easy steps to remedy the issue: 

1) Visit the Grammarly website and click log-in at the top right-hand corner of the page.
2) Enter your WCU email address and click Continue.
3) If you have a free Grammarly account associated with your WCU email address, you will be prompted to enter your password associated with your free Grammarly account. This may be different than your current WCU email password. If you do not know your password, click on the "Can't sign-in?" to reset your Grammarly password.
4) Once logged in, click on the Grammarly Sign-in icon below.