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Discover Your Path
On Oct. 23 and Nov. 13, we’ll open our doors and show you what it’s really like to be a Mountaineer — to live, learn and love life on our campus.
Discover WVU open house is your chance to experience your future (and maybe even find your purpose). Register today!
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If your student's been admitted to WVU, we know you have questions, too. Learn about next steps, student services and how to connect with other parents and families.
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The WVU Experience
Déja Fleury
Social Work
"I started college at a small state school, but I wanted an experience at a larger campus with more opportunities, and that’s why I chose to transfer to WVU. WVU’s School of Social Work really drew me because of the opportunities to get involved and volunteer."
