Applicants are to submit the following with their Admission Application

• Official high school transcripts with an overall grade-point average of 2.0 Or GED/TASC transcript.

And complete the required high school units listed below:

• 4 English (including courses in grammar, composition, and literature)
• 3 Social Studies (including U.S. History)
• 4 Mathematics (three units must be Algebra I and higher)
• 3 Science (all courses to be college preparatory and each course to include a laboratory. Courses might include biology, chemistry, physics, etc.)
• 1 Art
• 2 Foreign Language (Two units of the same foreign language)

And submit one of the following:

• ACT (4516) composite score of 18 or above (Concord ACT code - 4516).
• SAT (5120) total score of 950 or above (Concord SAT code - 5120).
  Score reports must be sent directly from the testing agency or appear on the official high school transcript

High School Equivalency Diploma Recipients (GED or TASC)

A student holding a high school equivalency diploma may be admitted to Concord University they have passed the TASC (Testing Assessing Secondary Completion) with a score of least 500 on each of the five subjects or the GED (General Education Development Test) with a standard score of 145 on each of the five parts.  Please contact Admissions directly for score requirements if your GED was taken before 2016.  Applicants for admission who have held the high school equivalency diploma for at least five years subsequent to the graduation date of their high school class are not required to submit ACT or SAT scores. Applicants holding the high school equivalency diploma for fewer than five years subsequent to the graduation date of their high school class must submit ACT or SAT scores.
 

Applicants are to submit the following with their Admission Application

• Request official transcripts from all institutions you have attended.  Please have all transcripts sent to:

               Office of Admissions
               Concord University

               PO Box 1000

               Athens, WV 24712

• If you are transferring with less than 24 transferrable credits, you must also request an official high school transcript and ACT or SAT scores to be sent to Concord University.

• If needing to appeal admission use the Concord University Appeals online form.

At CU, an international student is an individual of foreign nationality who will be entering, or has already entered, the United States with a student visa. Students already residing in the United States and holding other non-immigrant visas (for instance, an E2, H2, or L2) are also considered international students. For further information please visit our international student admissions page.

Applicants, who have not enrolled at another institution since their attendance at Concord, need to simply submit their Admission Application.

Students who have attended college since their time at Concord must apply as a transfer.

Applicants are to submit the following with their Admission Application:

• Request official transcripts from all institutions you have attended.  Please have all transcripts sent to:

               Office of Admissions

               Concord University

               PO Box 1000

               Athens, WV 24712

• The Regents Bachelor of Arts Program is tailored to help returning students finish their college degrees. Regents students are eligible to receive college credit for work experience, professional certifications, and military training. For more information please visit our Regents Bachelor of Arts program page.

You are eligible for the Regents program if you graduated high school at least four years ago, do not hold a baccalaureate degree, and meet Concord’s general admission requirements. You may not be simultaneously enrolled in the Regents Degree program and another degree program.

 

Applicants are to submit the following with their Non-Degree Application:

• Transient permission form (if applicable)
• Proof of pre-requisite course completion (if applicable)
• High school transcript & letter of permission from guidance counselor (High School students only)