Admissions Checklist

• Submit an application for admission.

• Submit an official high school transcript (indicating graduation date) or passing official GED scores. (High school transcript not needed from person who graduated from high school five years previous to WVU Parkersburg enrollment).

• Submit official transcripts from each college or university previously attended. These transcripts must be sent directly from issuing institution to the WVU Parkersburg Admissions Office.

• Submit ACT or SAT test scores. (This requirement does not apply to applicants who graduated from high school more than five years previous to WVU Parkersburg enrollment unless ACT is required by program).

• Submit measles and rubella immunization records if you will be a full-time student and if you were born after January 1, 1957.

• Submit an application for admission.
• Submit official transcripts from each college or university previously attended. These transcripts must be sent directly from issuing institution to the WVU Parkersburg Admissions Office.
• Submit measles and rubella immunization records if you will be a full-time student and if you were born after January 1, 1957.
• Submit a high school transcript indicating graduation date and ACT or SAT scores IF
  • You have fewer than 30 hours of college credit and
  • You graduated from high school less than five years previous to WVU Parkersburg enrollment.
• If applying for Financial Aid at WVU Parkersburg, you will need to request a financial aid transcript be sent from any previous attended colleges or universities. You may pick these up in our Financial Aid Office.

• Submit an application for admission.
• Submit a transient approval form or letter of good standing from your home institution.
• Make an appointment to meet with the Registrar or Assistant Registrar for advising.

• Submit a new application for admission if you have not been enrolled for at least one academic year.
• If you have attended any other college since you were last enrolled at WVU Parkersburg, please have a transcript sent directly from that institution to our Admissions Office.

• Submit an application for admission. (A non-degree student is not eligible for financial aid).

Note: Admission to the institution does not imply admission to a particular program of study.

If you have any additional questions or wish to make an appointment with the Admissions Counselor, please call the Admissions and Records Office at (304) 424-8220.