The IT Department will undertake an initiative in late December that will migrate student Office 365 accounts to the college’s employee Office 365 environment. This initiative will bring improved collaboration services between student and faculty and eliminate the need for duplicate Office 365 environments. This migration will help the college standardize and simplify its Office 365 service offerings and save money by reducing the number of tools supported and current licenses under contract.
The migration will take place on December 21, 2021. Students will have access to their old accounts until February 21, 2022. The IT Department will communicate frequent updates and additional information over the next several weeks to students and employees on this initiative.
Below is a compiled list of frequently asked questions regarding the student Office 365 migration. If your specific question and is not listed below, please see the form at the bottom of the page to submit additional inquiries.
Yes. Your student email address will change from <username>@live.worwic.edu to <username>@student.worwic.edu.
No, your username will not change.
No, your account password will not change.
Your new mailbox will be created on Tuesday, December 21, 2021.
Your old account will be deactivated on Friday, February 25, 2022.
Yes, email messages sent to your old Office 365 account after December 21st will automatically be forwarded to your new account until February 25, 2022.
Students will need to forward any email messages to their new account.
Student OneDrive data will not be migrated their new account. Click here for instructions on how to migrate your OneDrive data to their new account.
Yes, you will have to reset your Office 365 accounts on your personal computer or mobile devices.
If your question is not listed above, use this form to submit additional inquiries. IT will continue to expand the list of questions and provide answers as they are submitted. If you would like IT to follow up with you directly, please provide your email address in question 3.