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Admissions Documentation Required
The following documentation is necessary to complete your admissions file
so you may enroll at a New Student Registration Program.
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Completed
Application for Admission (apply online now!) |
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Official
ACT Results sent directly from your High School or ACT Western's ACT code is 2344. Not required for
students age 20 and older, however additional placement tests in Math,
English and Reading may be necessary without ACT scores on file. |
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High
School Transcript or Homeschooled transcript with a minimum of six semesters of work (A
final copy is necessary after graduation). GED students should request
an official copy of their results from the Department of Education -
Secondary Education (DESE).
Download our Transcript Request Form. |
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Nonrefundable $15 application processing fee
(this is a one-time fee required only with the initial application to
Western) |
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College Transcripts for
any college credit or high school classes taken for college credit. Transcript
must be sent from college/university that credit is granted through.
Download our Transcript Request Form. |
General Studies Admission Requirements
To be regularly admitted into our General
Studies program, students must have the following ACT subscores:
Students who do not meet these guidelines must
complete developmental coursework their first semester.
Additional Conditions of Admission
Each student's academic record will be
reviewed at the time of admission. Students may have additional
conditions placed on their admission based on their previous
academic record. These conditions may include (but are not limited
to): limited course selection, part-time enrollment, and
restrictions on when a student may be allowed to register.
School/Department Admissions Requirements
At Western, admission to the University does
not guarantee admission to certain academic departments. Students
must display their ability to meet the rigors of university
coursework prior to enrolling in major coursework. Additional
admissions requirements include the following schools/departments:
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Steven L. Craig School of Business
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Department of Criminal
Justice and Legal Studies
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Department of Education
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Department of Health, Physical
Education, and Recreation
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Department of Nursing
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Department of Art
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Department of Communication Studies and Theatre
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Department of Computer Science, Mathematics and
Physics
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Department of Government, Social Work, and Sociology
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Department of History, Philosophy, and Geography
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Department of Psychology
For details about these admissions requirements,
view our
School/Departmental Requirements page.
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