
Begin the application process by selecting the option below that's right for you. If you want to take selected courses or earn an undergraduate or graduate degree through one of WMU's regional sites, read how to begin taking classes through WMU regional sites.

If you are a high school student or graduate and you have not attended another college, complete the freshman application.
To learn more visit the undergraduate admissions page.
If you have completed one or more semesters at a community college or four-year college, complete the transfer application.
To learn more visit the transfer admissions page.
If you are applying for a master's, specialist, doctoral or certificate program, complete the appropriate graduate application.
To learn more visit the graduate admissions page.
If you are not a United States citizen and do not have an I-551 Permanent Resident Card or have asylum or refugee status, please follow this link for information on applying for either undergraduate or graduate studies.
To learn more visit the international admissions information page.
All printable applications are made available in portable document format (PDF).
Opening these documents may require that a current version of AdobeReader be installed on your computer.
Undergraduate admission application (freshmen and transfer)
If you are a freshman or transfer applicant and you wish to use the
paper application, download this printable application.
Undergraduate readmission application
For students who previously attended WMU or applied within the past
two years but never enrolled. Please note: If you were academically
dismissed, you must complete this application and meet with an
academic advisor in the WMU college you wish to enter.
Undergraduate non degree admission application
If you are not seeking a degree and only wish to take classes, you may
apply for Non-Degree status. You must use this printable form. Non-Degree
status may limit both course and financial aid options. Acceptance for
Non-Degree does not constitute degree admission to WMU.
Second bachelor's degree or post baccalaureate initial teacher certification admission application
For those who have a bachelor's degree and now wish to obtain a
second bachelor's degree and those who have graduated from a four-year, accredited college or university
and now wish to obtain Michigan teacher certification.
Guest application
For undergraduate students currently at other colleges seeking guest student status at WMU. If you have already earned a bachelor's degree, please use the Graduate non-degree application listed below.
High school dual enrollment application
For high school students seeking permission to take WMU classes while
enrolled in high school.
Senior citizen's opportunity program in education (SCOPE)
Senior citizen's opportunity program in education (SCOPE) Persons who are 62 years of age or older may qualify for this non-degree program, which is also known as Project SCOPE. The application fee is waived for SCOPE applicants. Students who want to register for credit are not eligible for SCOPE. Depending on the level of study you choose to pursue, please use the undergraduate application or graduate non-degree application. Read more about SCOPE in the online academic catalog.
Graduate admission application
If you are applying for a master's, specialist, doctoral or certificate program and wish to use the paper application, download this printable application.
Graduate non-degree application
Bachelor's degree
graduates who are seeking permission to take classes must use the Graduate
non-degree application.
Graduate readmission application
If you are seeking readmission to a graduate program,
please use the graduate readmissions application.
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