Summary (what you get)
Before each semester begins, every student receives $15 worth of print credits added to their print quota. Annually, on August 1, accounts reset to $15 worth of credit. On January 1, an additional credit of $15 will be added to the print quota for use in the spring semester. Credits roll over only from fall to spring semesters, but not from spring to fall.
$15 worth of credit is equivalent to 187 black & white pages at $.08 per page, or 37 pages of color printing at $.40 per page or any combination that equals $15. Double-sided printing is discounted 30% automatically. Once the credit has been depleted, students may choose to purchase additional credits.
Services Included
Available Devices and Printing Services
Students may print to the multi-function device printers in the computer labs and the library. The networked printers are listed, with their accompanying print costs, on the Rates page within the PrintIt.hws.edu portal.
Print jobs may be sent to a printer using the Web Print page within the PrintIt.hws.edu portal.
Canceling Print Jobs or Requesting a Refund
Print jobs may also be canceled or refunded through this web site.
Purchasing Print Credits
Additional credits may be purchased in full dollar increments. Purchase additional credits in two ways:
- Visit the IT Services Help Desk, located in the Library, to purchase credits by cash or check.
- Purchase print credits at any time using Visa/MasterCard or PayPal through the Add Credit page within the PrintIt.hws.edu portal.
Transferring Print Credits
Print credits may be transferred to another user from within the PrintIt.hws.edu portal– you only need to know the login name of the user to whom you wish to transfer credits.
Viewing Online Print Transaction History
The PrintIt.hws.edu portal displays print history, print credit balances, and other printing-related information for each user.
Related Information
Please Note:
Unused print credit balances are discarded August 1st of each year and are not refundable. Please do not purchase more print credits than you will need as the end of the Spring semester approaches.