How to Access PathwayU

Create an Account & Sign In

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Written by Travis Hevelone
Updated over a week ago

PathwayU is available for free for all university students, faculty, and staff. To register for an account and take the assessments, please refer to the domain listed on your school’s access sheet.

How do I create an account?

Getting started with PathwayU is super easy. Just visit your school’s unique site and click Join Now to create an account. All we need is your name, email, and password. Then, check your inbox for a confirmation email and click the button to activate your account. Be sure to check your Spam folder if you can’t find the email after a few minutes.

How do I sign in?

Once your account is activated, return to your school’s PathwayU site and enter your email and password to log in.

What do I do if I forgot my password?

If at any point you can’t remember your password, just click the Forgot Password button and we’ll help you reset it.

For schools not utilizing Single Sign-On (SSO):

Returning users will be prompted to log in as pictured below. New users who have not yet created a PathwayU account will be prompted to register by clicking the “JOIN NOW” button.

For schools utilizing Single Sign-On:

All users (returning or new) who are students or faculty will be prompted to click the "LOGIN" button as pictured below. Non-students or faculty will be prompted to click the "LOGIN HERE" button, which will direct them to a standard registration screen.

Students and faculty will be directed to your school's authentication system where you will enter your school credentials and then you will be logged into your existing PathwayU account. Or, a new account will automatically be created and linked to your school account.

Upon successful registration and confirmation of their account via email or via Single Sign-On, new users will be asked to provide an optional secondary email address.*

Single Sign-On users will also be asked to agree to standard Terms and Conditions as pictured below.

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