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Make Your
Dreams
Possible.

With financial aid, scholarships and grants factored in, our tuition won't break the bank.

Estimate
Your SCHOLARSHIPS.

Review our scholarship chart and use our Net Price Calculator to determine your scholarship eligibility.

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Tuition Rates

Looking for a quick ballpark figure? We have you covered. And use our scholarship chart to find out how much merit aid you might receive.

Tuition Rates Cost Per Year
In-state tuition and fees $9,144
Out-of-state tuition and fees $25,824
Room and board expenses $11,254

Rates for 2021-22. Rates are subject to change. Listed costs are based on two semesters with a minimum of 12 credits each. Room and board costs are based on double occupancy in a residence hall and a 13-meal plan.

Paying for College

Dream first and worry about tuition last. We offer a quality education at a great price, and aid programs that make our price tag even better.


Scholarships

Hard work pays off. Literally. In 2019-20, WVU awarded more than $113 million in scholarships. Our scholarships are usually given in addition to the West Virginia Promise Scholarship, which many West Virginia students also qualify for. And the best part about scholarships? You never have to pay them back.

  • Freshman Scholarships — It's easy to apply for our merit-based scholarships. Just submit your admissions application, test scores and transcript to get started. We offer scholarships to both West Virginia residents and out-of-state students.
  • College and Department Scholarships — Additional scholarships are available for students in certain majors.
  • Transfer Scholarships — Scholarships are available for incoming transfer students with 15-78 transferable credit hours.
  • International Scholarships — We welcome scholars from around the world.
  • RaiseMe - Start earning scholarships for college. The WVU RaiseMe program assigns monetary values to your high school achievements. 

Learn About Scholarships

Grants

Federal and state grant programs can help pay your college costs. Grants are typically need-based and not required to be paid back.

Learn About Grants

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.

Learn About Loans

Student Employment

Earn spending money and valuable experience for your resume. We'll help you find a job on campus or off campus in Morgantown's booming economy.

Learn About Student Employment

Free Application for Federal Student Aid

To apply for financial aid, file the FAFSA as soon as you can — preferably in January. The deadline is March 1. Use FAFSA School Code 003827 to send your information to our Morgantown campus.

Learn About the FAFSA

Net Price Calculator

Use the Net Price Calculator to project your eligibility for federal and state financial aid
programs. 

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Reduced Tuition

Do you live in Ohio or Washington, D.C., or study at Garrett College in Maryland? You may be eligible for reduced tuition. We also offer specialized programs at in-state tuition rates through the Academic Common Market.

Go big
for less.

College should be the best years of your life, not the most expensive.

We have the perks and programs of a major research university at a price below the national average.

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