Thank you for considering one of West Virginia University's online undergraduate programs. WVU's application resources and guidelines will help you understand the admissions process and how to prepare a successful application.
How to Apply to a WVU Undergraduate Program
Please complete the following steps:
- Review the admission requirements for your program
- Register for an account and complete the WVU undergraduate application
- The application fee is $20 for West Virginia residents, $50 for online out-of-state students, and $75 for international students
- Request official transcripts be sent directly from all non-WVU institutions attended:
- First-time Freshmen: Send your official high school transcript
- Transfer Students: Send official transcripts from all other institutions attended. If you have fewer than 24 college credits, WVU also needs to receive your official high school transcript
- Learn how to submit transcripts of previous coursework
- Explore More Ways to Apply
- Transfer Student
- International Student
- Change of Campus Student
- Readmitted Student
Application Deadlines
Get to know the application deadlines on the WVU Undergraduate Admissions website.
Online Student Tuition and Fees
As an online student, your tuition and fees differ from those of on-campus
students. Because students in online programs do not pay fees that
support on-campus services, students enrolled in online programs do
not have access to these services, including the Student Recreation
Center, the PRT, or free tickets to athletic events.