Txt 4 Success – Enrollment

BridgeValley Community & Technical College – Enrollment

• Apply to BridgeValley at www.bridgevalley.edu/apply-now/
• Request your final high school transcript to be sent to BridgeValley by your school. These can be sent electronically to admissions@bridgevalley.edu or mailed to 2001 Union Carbide Drive South Charleston, WV 25303.
• If you haven’t taken an ACT or SAT exam, contact us to schedule a free placement test at (304)205-6600.
• Visit www.studentaid.gov to file your FAFSA and add BridgeValley’s school code (040386).

Concord University – Enrollment Timeline

• October 1 – April 15 – Submit FAFSA to Concord University (003810)
• Submit housing application & deposit – deadline August 1^st
• Submit Medical History Form – deadline August 1^st
• Join Admitted Student Facebook Group
• Register for Orientation (Spring & Summer)
• Register & activate your MyCU account
• Check your Concord University email

Admitted Student Checklist can be found here: https://www.concord.edu/admissions/admitted-students

• Apply to Eastern at Apply Now! – Eastern West Virginia Community and Technical College
• Request your final high school transcript to be sent to Eastern by your school. These can be sent electronically to askeastern@easternwv.edu  or mailed to 316 Eastern Drive, Moorefield, WV 26836.
• If you haven’t taken an ACT or SAT exam, contact us to schedule a free placement test at (304)434-8000.
• Visit www.studentaid.gov to file your FAFSA and add Eastern’s school code (041190).

What information do I need to submit?

Get started with classes now by submitting an application and some additional information. Below is a list of common admission types and the items you’ll need to send us. If you have questions, then please call us at (304) 367-4855 or email us at recruit@fairmontstate.edu

First-Time Student

If you are a student who has never attended another college and has earned a high school diploma or earned a GED/TASC, you’ll need to provide:

• Application for Admission
• Official high school/home school transcript or GED/TASC test scores (Official documents must remain in the original sealed envelope issued by the high school or Department of Education)
• Placement scores, if applicable
• Official college transcript (if college credit was earned during high school)

 Transfer Student

If you are a student who has attended another college, but do not plan to return to that college, you’ll need to provide:

• Application for Admission
• Official transcript(s) from the accredited college(s) you have previously attended
• Placement scores, if applicable

Post Graduate

If you are a student who has completed a baccalaureate degree or higher from an accredited institution and are pursing another degree at Pierpont, you’ll need to provide:

• Application for Admission
• Official transcript(s) from the accredited college(s) you have previously attended
• Placement scores, if applicable

Guest Student

If you are a student who would like to take classes at Fairmont State University you’ll need to provide:

• Application for Admission
• Written permission from your college that they will accept the particular Pierpont course (If you are currently attending another college to earn a degree.)
• Placement scores, if applicable

Early College Student

If you are a student who would like to earn college credit while still in high school, you’ll need to provide:

• Application for Admission
• Current high school transcript with a GPA average of 3.0
• Recommendation letter from your high school principal
• Placement scores, if applicable

Nursing School- Students

Our Nursing programs (Traditional ASN, Traditional BSN, Weekend ASN, LPN to ASN Fast track) have a specific application and limited admission. Please refer to your this website by clicking HERE

A completed file for a competitive/selective program may include additional items such as:

• Program Application (specific to academic program)
• Minimum placement score requirements

• • TEAS test through ATItesting.com
  • The following scores would be required
    • 50 Math
    • 50 English
    • 60 Science Reasoning
    • 60 Reading

• Seventh semester grades for high school applicants
• LPN license(s) if applicable
• LPN Transcript if applicable

Are there any other requirements?

All students born after January 1, 1957 are requested to submit immunization records with proof of the Measles, Mumps, & Rubella (MMR) vaccination prior to the start of classes.

How do I track my application?

You may use your activated UCA (Unified Computer Account) to view the status of your application for admission and to monitor the receipt of credentials needed to complete your application. To obtain and activate your UCA, click here and follow the instructions for “Activate UCA.” Once the activation process is complete, log in to FELiX(Falcon Electric Information Exchange). There you will find information regarding your application under the “Admissions Issues” section.

Requirements for Admission

• Application – www.glenville.edu/admissions/apply
• High school transcript (pre and post graduation)
• ACT and/or SAT scores, if graduation has been within the last five years
• Official college transcript from each college attended; if applicant has completed less than 24 hours (must have official High school transcript) and must be eligible to return to the institution from which he/she last attended
• Measles immunization record (2nd dosage)
• Selective Service Registration verification
• Request to Register – www.glenville.edu/admissions/events
• Apply for housing – www.glenville.edu/student-life/residence-halls
• Future Student Questions? – www.glenville.edu/future-students

Marshall University – New Student Enrollment

New Student Checklist can be found here: https://www.marshall.edu/newstudentchecklist/

Enrollment Checklist

Submit an Application for Admission
Complete and submit our Application for Admission or apply online. Your acceptance letter will include your student ID/942#. Keep it secure! admissions@mctc.edu | 304-710-3060 or 866-676-5533

Request Documents
Request your official high school transcript or a copy of your GED/TASC, AP scores, ACT/SAT or Compass scores,
and any official college transcripts. Transcripts may not be faxed or hand-delivered. They must be mailed from the
institution or organization. Request all documents be sent to:

Admissions Office
Mountwest Community & Technical College
One Mountwest Way
Huntington, WV 25701

Office of Student Services – Room 101 – 304-710-3140 or 866-676-5533
HS and G.E.D. transcripts – diplomasender.com | parchment.com | needmytranscript.com | ged.com

College Transcripts – contact your previous institution for an official transcript.
www.getmytranscript.com

Transcripts can be mailed or students can request official transcripts be emailed to Mountwest Apply for Financial Aid
Apply for Financial Aid at www.studentaid.gov/h/apply-for-aid/fafsa

Mountwest’s code is 040414. First-time students must complete a Master Promissory Note and entrance counseling to receive loans. **Students (and parents if student is a dependent) will need to create a Federal Student Aid Identification Number, FSAID. Your FSAID is a way of signing your FAFSA.

Register for Classes
Make an appointment with your advisor to register for classes. Office of Student Services – Room 101 To make an
appointment online, visit https://calendly.com/d/3ry-gm4-4ns
advising@mctc.edu | 304-710-3365 or 866-676-5533

Confirm Financial Aid Award
Verify that your financial aid is ready for the start of classes. Award can be viewed through myMCTC.
Office of Financial Aid | Room 101 | 304-710-3370 or 304-710-3061 | ofa@mctc.edu

Attend Orientation

Buy Your Books
Purchase your textbooks for class by visiting the online bookstore at https://
www.mountwestbookstore.com/

Pay your Tuition
Pay your tuition bill by the due date. Pay online or set up a payment plan through the Cashier’s Office.

First-Time Freshman
If you are applying to New River CTC for the first time (even if you took college classes while in high school), and you have not attended another college, as a regular student, and have a high school diploma, GED or TASC, we consider you a first-time freshman.

A first-time freshman must submit the following to be admitted to a Certificate or Associate Degree program Certificate of Applied Science, Associate of Science Degree or Associate of Applied Science Degree program:

• An Application for Admission.
• A final official high school transcript, including the date of graduation, mailed directly from the high school or Board of Education in an original sealed envelope (a copy is not an official document). The official transcript must include the date of graduation and be in the school’s sealed envelope. An official copy of General Education Development (GED) test scores or Test Assessing Secondary Completion (TASC) scores may be submitted in lieu of the high school transcript.
• A copy of your ACT, SAT, or Accuplacer test scores. Test scores must be within 5 years from the date of Application for Admissions to be accepted. The Accuplacer test, if required, may be scheduled at New River CTC once your Application for Admission is processed and your student identification number is assigned. Contact your campus Student Success Center representative to arrange to take the Accuplacer test.
• If you took college courses while in high school, you must request official transcripts for those courses and list the college(s) on your Application for Admission. These transcripts should be sent directly from the issuing institution to the campus Office of Admissions at the campus you plan to attend.

Early Enrollment

If you are currently a high school student and would like to take a course from New River CTC through dual enrollment (classes offered at your high school) or early enrollment (taking classes at New River CTC either at a location or online), we consider you a provisional student.

To be eligible to complete college classes for credit at New River CTC as a high school student, you must meet the following requirements:

• Be a junior or senior.
• Have an overall grade point average (GPA) of 2.5 or higher.
• Submit an Early Enrollment High School (Provisional) Application every semester you will attend. The Application for Admission and Provisional Form must be submitted in order to register for classes. The form may be printed from our site, or you may contact Enrollment Services for a copy by emailing admissions@newriver.edu or calling the Director of Enrollment Services, 304-929-5480.

ACT, SAT or Accuplacer placement test scores if you plan to enroll in math, English and other courses with prerequisites. Course and prerequisite information can be found in the college catalog. The Accuplacer placement test, if required, may be scheduled at New River CTC once your Application for Admission is processed and your student identification number is assigned if you are taking courses at your local campus. Contact your campus Student Success Center representative to arrange to take the Accuplacer test. Placement tests must be taken prior to the start of class.

Pierpont Admissions Checklist

What information do I need to submit?

So you’ve decided you would like to apply for admission, but you aren’t sure what additional information you need to provide to complete the admissions process. If you’ve graduated from high school, earned a GED/TASC, are eligible to take the GED/TASC, or are enrolled in both high school and college, you’re ready to begin! Get started with classes now by submitting an application and some additional information. Below is a list of common admission types and the items you’ll need to send us. If you have questions, then please call us at (304) 333-3684 or email us at recruit@pierpont.edu

First-Time Student

If you are a student who has never attended another college and has earned a high school diploma or earned a GED/TASC, you’ll need to provide:

• Application for Admission
• Official high school/home school transcript or GED/TASCtest scores (Official documents must remain in the original sealed envelope issued by the high school or Department of Education)
• Placement scores, if applicable
• Official college transcript (if college credit was earned during high school)

Transfer Student

If you are a student who has attended another college, but do not plan to return to that college, you’ll need to provide:

• Application for Admission
• Official transcript(s) from the accredited college(s) you have previously attended
• Placement scores, if applicable

Post Graduate

If you are a student who has completed a baccalaureate degree or higher from an accredited institution and are pursing another degree at Pierpont, you’ll need to provide:

• Application for Admission
• Official transcript(s) from the accredited college(s) you have previously attended
• Placement scores, if applicable

Guest Student

If you are a student who would like to take classes at Pierpont you’ll need to provide:

• Application for Admission
• Written permission from your college that they will accept the particular Pierpont course (If you are currently attending another college to earn a degree.)
• Placement scores, if applicable

Early College Student

If you are a student who would like to earn college credit while still in high school, you’ll need to provide:

• Application for Admission
• Current high school transcript with a GPA average of 3.0
• Recommendation letter from your high school principal
• Placement scores, if applicable

Competitive/Selective Programs

Some programs have specific application deadlines and limited admission. Please refer to your specific Program of Study to determine if additional items may be needed. A completed file for a competitive/selective program may include additional items such as:

• Program Application (specific to academic program)
• Non-refundable program application fee
• Minimum placement score requirements (varies by program)
• Seventh semester grades for high school applicants

Are there any other requirements?

All students born after January 1, 1957 are requested to submit immunization records with proof of the Measles, Mumps, & Rubella (MMR) vaccination prior to the start of classes.

The following immunizations are strongly recommended for all students enrolling at Pierpont, MMR (mumps, measles, rubella), Meningococcal vaccine, Polio series, Tetanus-Diphtheria- Pertussis (Td and aP or Tdap within the past five years), Hepatitis A Vaccine, Hepatitis B Series, and the Varicella Vaccine (or history of chicken pox).

Health Careers programs, Early Childhood and Food Service Management majors require immunizations to complete classes, practicums and internships. Please contact the program coordinators for additional information. Please contact Student Health Services for information on any of the listed vaccinations and how they may be obtained by calling (304) 367-4155.

How do I track my application?

You may use your activated UCA (Unified Computer Account) to view the status of your application for admission and to monitor the receipt of credentials needed to complete your application. To obtain and activate your UCA, click here and follow the instructions for “Activate UCA.” Once the activation process is complete, log in to FELiX(Falcon Electric Information Exchange). There you will find information regarding your application under the “Admissions Issues” section.

Admissions

Fall Application Deadline: August 1

Complete our Online Application or Apply Using the Common App!

Send an official high school transcript to Shepherd:

Electronically at admission@shepherd.edu

OR

Mail to:
Shepherd University
Office of Admissions
P.O. Box 5000
Shepherdstown, WV 25443

Submit SAT/ACT Scores

Although not required for acceptance to Shepherd, test scores are used to determine English and Math course placement. We encourage all students to submit their test scores, as they could be used for scholarships, placement, and more. (SAT code: 5615, ACT code: 4532).

Personal Statements and Letters of Recommendations are not required for the application but highly encouraged.

Accepted? What’s next?
Check out the Accepted Student webpage to access our New Student Checklist and Resource Guide, the Housing Portal, as well as current Accepted Student Events and New Student Orientation!

We’d love for you to visit campus to show what it’s like to be a part of the Shepherd Ram Fam!

View dates for individual visits, Open Houses, and more

For any questions about Shepherd University, contact the Office of Admissions at 304-876-5212
between 8:00 AM-4:30 PM Monday-Friday or admission@shepherd.edu.

STEPS FOR ENROLLMENT at LOGAN CAMPUS

It is the policy of Southern West Virginia Community and Technical College to provide equal opportunities to all prospective and current members of the student body, faculty, and staff on the basis of individual qualifications and merit without regard to race, color, disability, sex, religion, age, sexual orientation, or national origin.

Students seeking accommodations for disability (Section 504) should contact Dianna Toler, Director of Student Success, at 304.896.7315, or TTY 304.792.7054. Additionally, inquiries regarding Title IX should be directed to Darrell Taylor, Chief Student Services Officer, at 304.896.7432. Both may be reached by mail at 100 College Drive, Logan, WV 25601.

Next Steps for Fall at WLU: 

ADMISSION:

-Submit Final High School Transcript

-Submit Updated ACT/SAT, if applicable

-Submit Advanced Placement (AP) Report(s), if applicable

-Submit College/University Transcript(s), if applicable

^Send all documents to admissions@westliberty.edu. Contact us there or at 304-336-8076 for support.

FINANCIAL AID & SCHOLARSHIPS:

-Add WLU to FAFSA

-Complete Additional Verification Requirements, if selected

-Review, Accepted/Decline, Sign & Return the Award Letter

-Apply for Departmental and/or Third-Party Scholarships

-Apply for Student Employment Opportunities

^For support, contact the Office of Financial Aid: finaid@westliberty.edu; 304-336-8016.

RESIDENCE LIFE:

-Select Preferred Residence Halls

-Select Roommate(s)/Suitemate(s), if applicable

-Submit Housing Application

-Submit Refundable $100 Placement Deposit

^For support, contact the Office of Residence Life: residencelife@westliberty.edu; 304-336-8345.

*A comprehensive list of the next steps -for admitted students- is available at westliberty.edu/whatsnext.

Future Students | West Virginia Northern Community College | You Belong Here

Ready to be part of the WVU Potomac State College family? Complete the following steps to START YOUR JOURNEY

/Step 1

Complete your application for admissions today!

http://go.wvu.edu/pscapply

/Step 2

Ask your high school guidance counselor to send in an official copy of your high school transcript.

Transcripts can be sent to:

Office of Enrollment Services
WVU Potomac State College
75 Arnold Street
Keyser, WV 26726

Or  

Go2PSC@mail.wvu.edu

/Step 3

ACT and SAT scores are used to determine scholarship awards and for placement in math and/or English classes.  Although they are not required, if you have taken the ACT and/or SAT, you are encouraged to send them to us.  SAT school code:  5539; ACT school code:  4529; TOEFL Code:  5539.  If you do not submit these scores, you may be required to take a math and/or English placement test during a New Student Orientation event.

/Step 4

Come visit us!

Attend a Discover WVU Potomac State College Day. It’s your day to learn, explore and to share with your family as you prepare for college.

Click here for dates and registration. http://go.wvu.edu/discoverpsc

If you can’t attend a Discover Day, plan an individual visit to campus with your admissions counselor. We will create a visit that is specifically just for you.

Click here to sign up for an individual visit. http://go.wvu.edu/planvisit

/Step 5

Register for a New Student Orientation event to register for classes and start your journey.

Find our more and how to register here. http://go.wvu.edu/pscnso

ADMISSIONS and FINANCIAL AID-
• Submit your Admissions Application.
• Submit your final high school transcript and immunizations
• Submit Housing Application and Deposit
• Submit the FAFSA and include WVSU’s Federal School Code, 003826 by April 15th
• Apply for WVSU Scholarships
• Register for New Student Orientation to enroll in classes
• Confirm your Financial Aid Package