Ohio Tuition Reciprocity Agreement
As the result of a special agreement, students from Ohio who are fully admitted to certain majors can enroll at WVU and pay in-state tuition rates. Students must be admitted to both the University and the particular major. Additional programs outside of the approved major's plan of study are not eligible for in-state tuition. To remain eligible for Ohio tuition reciprocity program, students must complete 12 or more hours per semester and maintain an overall GPA of 2.0 or higher. Organized by college, these majors include:
Benjamin M. Statler College of Engineering and Mineral Resources
Students interested in the Petroleum and Natural Gas or Mining Engineering programs are required to work directly with Jody Kilpatrick to determine eligibility.
College of Creative Arts
- Acting
- Art Education (Studio Art)
- Art History
- Ceramics
- Graphic Design
- Intermedia/Photography
- Music Industry
- Musical Theatre
- Painting
- Printmaking
- Puppetry and Creative Drama
- Sculpture
- Theatre
- Theatre Design and Technology
College of Physical Activity and Sport Sciences
Davis College of Agriculture, Natural Resources and Design
- Agribusiness Management
- Agricultural and Extension Education
- Animal and Nutritional Sciences (BS/BSAgr)
- Biochemistry
- Design Studies
- Environmental and Natural Resource Economics
- Environmental, Soil and Water Sciences (formerly Environmental Protection)
- Forest Resources Management
- Horticulture
- Human Nutrition and Foods
- Recreation, Parks and Tourism Resources
- Wildlife and Fisheries Resources
- Wood Science and Technology
Eberly College of Arts and Sciences
- Biochemistry
-
Chemistry
(BA/BS)
- Mathematics (BA/BS)
- Physics (BA/BS)
Intercollegiate Programs
Reed College of Media
Questions?
Want to learn more about the Ohio Tuition Reciprocity Agreement? Please contact your
WVU representative.
- First-time freshmen – Jody Kilpatrick
- First-time transfers – Joshua Murray
- Currently enrolled WVU students – Undergraduate Education