WVU offers benefits for military servicemembers and veterans. Learn more about applying, as well as finding resources needed to start your education.
B.S. IMC Cohort M.S. IMC and Data CohortsThe G.I. Bill® gives Veterans enhanced educational benefits, money for books and the ability to transfer unused educational benefits to spouses or children.
Veteran BenefitsMembers of the West Virginia National Guard are often eligible for tuition assistance (TA) as part of their enlistment contract.
State Tuition AssistanceEach branch of the US military offers tuition assistance (TA) to its servicemembers.
Federal Tuition AssistanceLearn more about transferring in your earned military education credits to be applied to your degree here at WVU.
Transfer CreditsLet us know you're interested by completing our Request Information form. After receiving your inquiry, Aaron Hawley will contact you, provide an application fee waiver and walk you through your next steps.
To apply, you'll need to submit an application to the University.
In this application, you'll submit your personal statement and
résumé, as well as submitting your official academic transcripts
from all institutions attended (other than WVU), or high school
transcripts if fewer than 24 college credits. You'll also need
to submit your Joint Services Transcript (JST)
to enable us to determine which courses will apply toward
your IMC degree. We'll send you an application fee waiver.
Academic transcript requests can sometimes get delayed, so it's
best to go ahead and get the ball rolling! Contact your prior
academic institution(s) and request that official academic transcripts
be sent (via postal mail or electronic delivery) directly to:
WVU Office of Graduate Admissions
One Waterfront Place
PO Box 6510
Morgantown, WV 26506-6510
Email:
GraduateAdmissions@mail.wvu.edu
Phone: 304-293-2121
NOTE: If you earned your Bachelor's degree at WVU, you do not need to request these transcripts as they are already on file.
To apply for WVU's full online master's degree in Integrated Marketing Communications through the WVU Admissions portal. You don't have to complete your application all at once - use this login anytime to continue the app or submit additional materials.
Our Military Public Affairs (DINFOS) M.S. IMC Cohort and M.S. Data Marketing Communications Cohort are highly competitive with limited seats available per entry term. Due to increasing demand, we're no longer admitting students on a rolling basis or able to defer students to future entry terms once admitted and assigned a seat in an introductory course (rare exceptions apply for military orders and medical emergencies). Military Public Affairs cohort applicants need to submit their application by the deadlines below for their preferred entry term and be prepared to start if accepted. We'll review all applications after the deadline, admit qualified applicants and implement a waitlist as needed. Admission decisions for this special cohort are based on qualifications and capacity.
Within weeks of your admission, you'll meet with our advisor to discuss your course schedule and individual options. We recommend you submit your Federal Tuition Assistance as soon as you are notified of admission. Make sure you review the Federal Tuition Assistance information and plan accordingly. If an admitted student is unable to start courses for reasons other than military orders or medical emergency, they must reapply and recompete for a seat in a future entry term.
IMPORTANT NOTE: You must indicate qualification for the Military Public Affairs (DINFOS) cohort in your application to be considered and receive the partnership rate. You can also waive the application fee by confirming your military service.
Please note, the M.S. Data Marketing Communications Cohort only admits in the Spring and Fall. There is not a Summer start for this cohort.
Let us know you're interested by completing our Request Information form. After receiving your inquiry, our enrollment team will contact you, provide a military application fee waiver and walk you through your next steps.
To apply, you'll need to submit an application to the University. In this application, you'll submit your personal statement and résumé, as well as submitting your official academic transcripts. You'll also need to submit your DINFOS transcripts to see which courses will apply toward your IMC degree (credits do not transfer for the M.S. Data Marketing Communications Program). The GRE/GMAT is not required for admission. However, International students must provide TOEFL or IELTS Scores. Contact us and we'll send you a military application fee waiver.
You must note the DINFOS cohort in your personal statement to be admitted into this cohort and receive the partnership rate.
Academic transcript requests can sometimes get delayed, so it's
best to go ahead and get the ball rolling! Contact your prior
academic institution(s) and request that official academic transcripts
be sent (via postal mail or electronic delivery) directly to:
WVU Office of Graduate Admissions
One Waterfront Place
PO Box 6510
Morgantown, WV 26506-6510
Email:
GraduateAdmissions@mail.wvu.edu
Phone: 304-293-2121
NOTE: If you earned your Bachelor's degree at WVU, you do not need to request these transcripts as they are already on file.
To apply for WVU's full online master's degree in Integrated Marketing Communications or Data Marketing Communications through the WVU Graduate Admissions portal. You don't have to complete your application all at once - use this login anytime to continue the app or submit additional materials.
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