Admissions FAQs

The application deadline for most programs of study is January 15th.  For a complete listing of application deadlines, please visit the following page: graduate.wfu.edu/admissions-application-fee-waivers-deadlines.

Applicants may check on the status of their application by logging into their Application Status Portal.

The on-line application process allows applicants to attach all supplemental application documents (i.e. personal statements, resume/CV, test reports, unofficial transcripts, etc.) to their application prior to submission. Some material may be added or updated after submission from the Application Status Portal.

Please visit the following web page for a list of institutional codes to be used when ordering test reports. IELTS reports do not require an institutional code, only the institution’s name.

Yes. The Graduate School allows you to apply to multiple programs of study, however a complete application is required for each program including the payment of the application fee.

All applicants are welcome to visit the university whenever possible. If you are planning on visiting, please contact the program office to help facilitate the arrangements and to set up interviews.

Academic programs generally will start the notification process by early February and will continue through mid May. Applicants are encouraged to keep in contact with academic program directors/recruiters throughout the application process. These individuals are a vital source of information regarding the evaluation process, review committee meetings, and the status of your application. Status notifications are also available online on the Application Status Portal.

All applicants are considered for merit based financial assistance with no additional forms required.

Please visit the Financial Aid webpage for instructions and forms:
http://www.wfu.edu/finaid/grad_apply.html