West Virginia Homeschool College Admission Requirements
See the college admission course requirements for homeschoolers in West Virginia: required subjects and a recommended A–G style college-prep course plan.
Mathematics
Mathematics — 3 units required
WV Public Flagship University's Application Requirements, University of West Virginia, more info here.
Fulfillment via High School Courses:
3 units of Mathematics. Minimum requirements include Algebra I and II; higher-level math courses are encouraged.
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English
English — 4 units required
WV Public Flagship University's Application Requirements, University of West Virginia, more info here.
Fulfillment via High School Courses:
4 units of English, including Grammar, Composition, and Literature.
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World Languages
World Languages — 2 units required
WV Public Flagship University's Application Requirements, University of West Virginia, more info here.
Fulfillment via High School Courses:
2 units of the same World Language or American Sign Language (ASL).
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Science
Science — 3 units required
WV Public Flagship University's Application Requirements, University of West Virginia, more info here.
Fulfillment via High School Courses:
3 units of Science, two of which must be from Biology, Chemistry, or Physics.
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Social Studies
Social Studies — 4 units required
WV Public Flagship University's Application Requirements, University of West Virginia, more info here.
Fulfillment via High School Courses:
4 units of Social Science/Fine Arts. Any combination of Social Studies, Fine Arts, or Humanities will fulfill the requirement; the combination must include U.S. History.
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