WKU Joint Admissions

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WKU has a Joint Admissions program with several area community colleges to help you make the transition into a four-year university while you are completing your associate degree. This program is for students with one or more semesters remaining at a community college.

Joint Admissions simply means you are admitted to both your community college and WKU at the same time as you work toward your community college degree. The Joint Admissions program provides a seamless transition from an associate’s degree to a bachelor’s degree. Students who choose to participate in WKU’s Joint Admissions program will have all the information they need to complete a bachelor's degree most efficiently.

Still not sure if this is for you? Visit our FAQs page for more information!

The Joint Admissions program has many benefits. Students receive collaborative academic advising with WKU academic advisors in their intended majors.

Some of the program benefits include:

On-site Academic Advising
Four-year Degree Plan
Less Time to Degree
Affordable Tuition
Fewer “Extra” Hours
Transfer Scholarships

WKU has four convenient campus locations in Bowling Green, Elizabethtown-Fort Knox, Glasgow, and Owensboro.

The following community colleges participate in the Joint Admissions program:

Note: If you are in your last semester of coursework at your community college, you should apply to WKU as a Transfer Student instead of a Joint Admissions student.

Interested in becoming a Joint Admissions student?

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Contact Us

Phone: (270) 745-2178

Email:joint.admissions@wku.edu

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