Address:
Kershner Student Service Center
25 University Ave
West Chester, PA 19383
Phone: 610-436-3541
Fax: 610-436-2370
NOTICE: WCU email is our primary and official form of communication.
General: registrar@wcupa.edu
Non-Degree: ugradnondegree@wcupa.edu
Transcripts: transcripts@wcupa.edu
Transfer Credits: transfercredits@wcupa.edu
Hours:
Mon, Tue, Thu, Fri: 8am-4pm
Wed: 9am-4pm
Key Resources:
Dual Enrollment Program
Dual Enrollment Partnership Program
West Chester University is pleased to offer a Dual Enrollment Program to qualified, local high school students. Participants will be enrolled in the same courses as our college students and earn the same college credits through West Chester University. All students who participate in our Dual Enrollment Program will be taught by renowned faculty, learn in a true collegiate environment and gain skills in critical thinking and reasoning.
It is the responsibility of the student and their high school principal or guidance counselor to verify the student:
Parents should also be aware that enrolling in a university course exposes students to a more diverse curriculum and culture, therefore they could potentially be exposed to material some may deem inappropriate for minors.
In order to participate, students must meet the minimum admission requirements and supply the necessary supporting documentation.
In addition to the Undergraduate Non-Degree Terms and Conditions, dual enrollment candidates must meet the following requirements:
*Sophomore applicants are required to submit a letter from their principal or guidance counselor explaining their academic and dispositional readiness for college-level coursework.
Along with the Non-Degree Application, students must submit the following:
West Chester University’s High School Dual Enrollment Partnership Program is offered as a segment of our High School Dual Enrollment initiative. Students in this program will typically take a class at our Graduate Center with other local high school students and earn the same college credits through West Chester University. All students who participate in our Dual Enrollment Partnership Program will be taught by renowned faculty, learn in a true collegiate environment and gain skills in critical thinking and reasoning.
Students enrolled in the Partnership Program are only permitted to access our educational services, like the library and computer labs, not other campus amenities, such as the Student Health or Recreation Centers.
It is the responsibility of the student and their high school principal or guidance counselor to verify the student:
Parents should also be aware that enrolling in a university course exposes students to a more diverse curriculum and culture, therefore they could potentially be exposed to material some may deem inappropriate for minors.
In order to participate, students must be enrolled in one of the affiliated high schools, meet the minimum admission requirements and supply the necessary supporting documentation.
To read more about this program and see a list of affiliated high schools, please visit: www.wcupa.edu/dualEnrollment
In addition to the Undergraduate Non-Degree Terms and Conditions, Dual Enrollment Partnership Program candidates must meet the following requirements:
Along with the Non-Degree Application, students must submit the following:
West Chester University supports families who choose to educate their children inside the home, as opposed to in the formal settings of a public or private school. Students will be enrolled in the same courses as our college students and earn the same college credits through West Chester University, allowing them the opportunity to be taught by renowned faculty, learn in a true collegiate environment and gain skills in critical thinking and reasoning.
It is the responsibility of the student and their high school program to verify the student:
Parents should also be aware that enrolling in a university course exposes students to a more diverse curriculum and culture, therefore they could potentially be exposed to material some may deem inappropriate for minors.
Home educated applicants are considered part of our Dual Enrollment Program, therefore in order to participate, they must meet all minimum admission requirements and supply the necessary supporting documentation.
In addition to the Undergraduate Non-Degree Terms and Conditions, home educated candidates must meet the following requirements:
*Sophomore applicants are required to submit a letter from their high school program representative or parent explaining their academic and dispositional readiness for college-level coursework.
Along with the Non-Degree Application, students must submit the following: