Submit Additional Documents

If you were admitted based on unofficial transcripts, or transcripts that did not show your final grades and graduation, you will need to provide final official documents.

When do I need to submit additional documents?

If the documents you provided to WVU were scanned, faxed, emailed or were unverified photocopies ...

Then you need to provide official documents. Official means either original documents from the school, or certified copies.

Your school should be able to provide you with an original transcript that either they can ship to us, or they can prepare for you in a sealed envelope, which you can ship to us. However, if your school issued only one original document and you have that document, you may take your original document to your school or some other official who is authorized to make certified copies of documents, to make a certified copy that you can then send to us. Then you can keep the original.

Certified copies need to have the stamp, seal and/or signature of the office that is attesting to its authenticity.

If the documents you provided to WVU did not have final grades, or did not show successful completion of secondary education ...

You will need to provide updated transcripts showing your final grades and graduation.

If you applied through the Common Application and self-reported your courses and grades ...

You must submit an official copy of your transcripts and/or diploma.

How do I submit documents?

By mail

Please have your original, or certified copies of your original final transcripts and/or diploma mailed or shipped to us (by DHL, UPS or FedEx). Our mailing address is:

West Virginia University
Office of International Admissions
2nd Floor, One Waterfront Place
Morgantown, WV 26506

In person

You may bring final official documents with you to Morgantown. You will need to bring them to New International Student Orientation or take them to the Office of Admissions before registering for classes.