Undergraduate Admission

You are ready to get started on your bachelors or associate degree program, and we are ready to help get you to class. WilmU undergraduate degree programs feature rolling admissions, and with classes starting every eight weeks, you never have to wait long to get started. You just need to gather a few things.

Admission Requirements

Please submit the following documents:

Completed Undergraduate Application with a $35 application fee

All applications for admission are valid only for the semester for which you apply. If you would like to change the semester in which you intend to begin classes, a deferral request can be submitted within the Admissions portal. Learn more about the deferral process.

Official Transcripts from any schools you have attended

Submit official transcripts from all post-secondary schooling, such as trade and career schools, community colleges, and other universities. A high school diploma with a graduation date or GED is required for students transferring fewer than 15 credits.

See Submitting Your Transcripts for instructions and more information.

A transcript evaluation by a third-party agency may be required if you were educated outside of the U.S. or a U.S. territory. See our Non-U.S. or Foreign Language Transcript Evaluation policy.

Immunization Record

View immunization records policy.

RN-to-BSN Majors: Please submit a copy of your RN License

Your unencumbered RN license must be uploaded to your Admissions Portal

Pre-RN: Once licensure has been achieved, please upload a copy of the unencumbered RN license to the Admissions Portal to enroll in BSN core nursing courses.

SAT/ACT Scores are not required, but may exempt you from taking the English and math placement assessments. NOTE: SAT/ACT scores are required if you will be joining an athletic program.

An admissions essay is not required.

Applying for admission as an F-1 visa applicant is a multi-step process.  Your Designated School Official (DSO) will provide you with information and assistance throughout this process. Application and required documents must be received by the following deadlines:

Fall Semester Applicants by July 31 
Spring Semester Applicants by November 30 
Summer Semester Applicants by March 31

Once you submit all the required documents and any additional program requirements, you will be issued a Form I-20 within seven business days.

With your Form I-20, you will pay the Student Exchange Visitor Information System (SEVIS) fee. After the issuance of Form I-20 and payment of the SEVIS fee, you will need to schedule a visa interview at the U.S. Embassy with the jurisdiction over your location. Please visit the following website for updated information about U.S. Embassy and F-1 visa application information:  https://studyinthestates.dhs.gov/students. 

Once granted the F-1 Student Visa, you can enter the U.S. up to thirty (30) days prior to the program start date on your Form I-20.