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 application
- The application fee is $65 for domestic 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
First-time Freshmen and Transfer Students
- Spring semester admission: Apply by December 1
- Fall semester admission: Apply by August 1
International Students
To allow time for visa processing, all application materials and supporting documents must be received by:- Fall semester admission: Apply by June 1. Documents due by July 1.
- Spring semester admission: Apply by October 1. Documents due by November 1.
- Summer semester admission: Apply by February 15. Documents due by April 1.
Please check if the program you are applying to has a different application
deadline.
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.