Undergraduate Admissions
Cost and Aid
Make your dreams possible. With financial aid, scholarships, and grants factored in, our tuition won't break the bank.
Tuition Rates and Billing
Looking for a quick ballpark figure? We have you covered.
2026-27 Tuition
Tuition Rates Cost Per Year In-state tuition and fees $11,064 Out-of-state tuition and fees $32,256 Housing expenses $13,772 Your program also charges college tuition, in addition to the rates above. Check your college’s tuition rate.
Rates for 2026-2027. Rates are subject to change. Listed costs per year are based on 2 semesters with a minimum of 12 credits each. A $250 Mountaineer Athletics Advantage Fee is billed separately each fall and spring term. Housing expenses are based on residence hall double occupancy and the Go Anytime dining plan. Visit rates by program.
Tuition and fees are usually not the only educational expenses you may have while pursuing a degree. You may have other costs such as books, supplies, and living expenses. Please see the Estimate Costs and Aid webpage for how to estimate and plan for other potential expenses.
Fall 2026 Billing
- Charges become available: July 1
- Payment due: August 1
Tuition and Billing Resources
Pay Academic Deposit
Pay Tuition Bill
Tuition Website
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Sources outside WVU, such as federal and state programs, can help fund your education.
Free Application for Federal Student Aid
The FAFSA is available to all students. WVU’s priority deadline for the FAFSA is March 1, and our FAFSA code is 003827.
Loans
You and your parents can borrow up to the full amount of your estimated Cost of Attendance (or budget) each academic year. Unlike scholarships, all loans must be repaid, usually with interest.
Grants
Federal and state grant programs can help pay your college costs. Grants are typically need-based and are not required to be paid back.
Student Employment
Earn spending money and valuable experience for your resume. We’ll help you find a job on campus or off campus.
WVU Guarantee
WVU Guarantee is open to undergraduate students across the WVU System who are West Virginia residents, have a family adjusted gross income of $65,000 or less, and annually complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA).
WVU Guarantee is a last-dollar-in program, meaning the dollar amount will be determined by how much the student owes for University Tuition, University Fees, and College Tuition after scholarships and grants.
Reduced Tuition Benefits
Do you live in Ohio or Washington, D.C., or study at Garrett College in Maryland? You may be eligible for reduced tuition.
Need Help?
We're here to help every step of the way.
Financial Aid
Already admitted to WVU? We can help with questions about the FAFSA, your aid offer, accepting aid, and submitting external scholarships to WVU. Use the WVU Hub to request assistance.
Admissions Counselors
Your WVU admissions counselor can answer questions about submitting your application, your next steps after admission, and much more.
Office of Admissions
Our Admissions staff can assist with any questions as you apply to WVU. Business hours are Monday through Friday, 8:15 a.m. to 4:45 p.m. (except University holidays). Call us at 304-293-2121 or fill out our contact form.
