How to Apply

Check your personal email or your application portal (created when you begin the online application process) for updates, including notice of any missing program admissions requirements and your notice of acceptance.

Depending on the program, there may be additional requirements to complete the admissions process. Refer to your specific program page for more information about what's needed.

If you have not already done so, now is the time to invest 30 minutes in your financial future by completing the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). 

Work with the Veteran Military Center for benefit processing.

Don't miss the scholarship application deadline. Check out the https://scholarships page.

Connect with Western to get all of the latest news and happenings.

If you have earned college credit for classes taken in high school, attended another college in the past, or believe you may have work experience that applies to your program, find out how Western can help you obtain credit for prior learning.

Watch your mail for a letter with instructions on when you are eligible to register for classes.

After registering, you will have access to a list of books and supplies on your MyWestern account. You can purchase textbooks online from Western’s Official Online Bookstore, eCampus.

If you’re new to Western, you’ll be required to attend Orientation before classes start, to get an overview of the resources available to you. Information will be sent to you with available date and time options.

Western offers a variety of ways to pay tuition. These include cash, money orders, traveler’s checks, check/credit cards, installment payment plans, scholarships, financial aid, veteran's benefits, and agency/employer sponsorship.

If you need assistance at Western, please refer to any of our support services. We look forward to seeing you on campus and involved with student life.