1. Every EWC student normally must be at least 21 years of age and must also be a high school graduate (or GED recipient); most applicants must submit official high school or (GED) transcripts.  Applications can be submitted online or in hard copy; the $40 application fee can be paid online, using a credit card, or by check or money order.  Former WSSU students must complete the application for readmission; former WSSU students are exempt from the application fee if they attended within the past year but have not attended another institution.
2. Transfer students normally must submit official transcripts from high school or (GED) and from all colleges/universities attended; associate degree graduates, bachelor's degree graduates, and applicants who have completed 30 semester hours of college-level credits are not required to submit high school or (GED) transcripts.   Applicants for readmission who have attended elsewhere must submit “official” transcripts from all institutions attended.  WSSU will not transfer more than 64 semester hours total from two-year institutions. 
3. Transfer students applying to EWC normally must have a combined GPA of 2.0 from all colleges/universities attended; transfer students also must be in good academic standing and eligible to return to the last institution attended.
4. Any transfer student with a combined GPA below 2.0 who has been out-of-school for at least three years may apply for admission.
5. Placement tests (English & mathematics & reading) are required prior to matriculation (registration) as an EWC student unless the applicant has earned a C or better in college-level English and/or mathematics at an accredited institution.  Placement test scores will be used to make advisement/registration recommendations for specific EWC courses; students may not be permitted to take certain courses until placement tests have been taken.
6. Transfer Students who graduated from high school (or earned the GED) in 1990 or later who are not at least 24 or who have not been previously admitted fully to one of the 16 UNC-System constituent institutions must meet MINIMUM COURSE REQUIREMENTS from high school or transfer at least 30 semester hours (including 6 of college-level English, 6 of mathematics, 6 of social science, 6 of foreign language, and 6 of science) or have earned the AA, AS or AFA degree.

For more information about transfer policies and procedures, EWC admissions criteria or other issues and concerns, please contact the Evening-Weekend College at (866) 778-WSSU or (336) 750-2799.

EWC Degree Programs*

• Bachelor of Science in Business Administration
• Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies (BIS)
• Bachelor of Arts: Political Science (Public Administration)
• Bachelor of Arts: Sociology
• Bachelor of Arts: Justice Studies
• Bachelor of Arts: Psychology

Also...

• General Education CORE Curriculum. You can complete you CORE Curriculum for any area of study at WSSU through EWC's convenient compressed block fomat.

* Applicants must apply for and gain admission to the Evening-Weekend College in order to pursue degree programs via the compressed block format; application can be made by completing the WSSU APPLICATION FOR UNDERGRADUATE ADMISSIONS. Admissions to certain majors may require minimum qualifications; check with EWC about such requirements.

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