About West Virginia University
West Virginia University is a public land-grant research university in Morgantown, West Virginia. It is the flagship institution of the West Virginia University System and serves students from across the state, the region, and beyond. The university also operates additional campuses and extension locations in West Virginia.
WVU offers a broad range of undergraduate, graduate, and professional study through colleges and schools in areas such as engineering, business, health sciences, agriculture, arts and sciences, and law. It is known for its research activity, land-grant mission, and programs that connect academic study with public service and applied learning. The university also has a strong presence in health professions and other career-oriented fields.
- Public flagship university serving West Virginia and the surrounding region
- Land-grant mission with emphasis on research, outreach, and applied learning
- Broad academic offerings across undergraduate, graduate, and professional study
- Transfer credit review based on course equivalency and degree requirements
- Official academic records managed through the university's registrar and student systems