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Like the caption says, what’s the best frat to join? I want to join for brotherhood and the social life but have been hearing a lot of bad coming from some frats. Which ones do you guys recommend?
I’ve been eating at the dinning hall and wondered how/when/if I get charged for it since I never actually chose a meal plan? Should I choose a meal plan (I’m a commuter) or just pay for my own food. Also can I continue eating at the dinning hall without a meal plan or paying? Will I get charged for it later? Soo many questions!
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Hello, I have recently just applied to join the West Chester University Honors College. However I have plans to dorm with a friend of mine from high school who is not in the honors college, is this still a possibility? Thank you.
Anybody need a roommate? F21 looking to rent in early May!
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How long did it take you guys to get transfer credit evaluation after being accepted? This school is very non responsive..
Hi all! I was just accepted into the MSW program for a summer start at WCU!
Curious to hear about anyone's experiences in the program, things to know about social work at WCU, anything would be helpful - thank you!
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Hi, so I was offered and scheduled my interview for WCU’s Honors College and I’m wondering what the interview is like. Does anyone know what type of questions they would ask or what I should be expecting?
I’ve never done any interviews like this before so anything helps!!
Looking around for apartments for next year with 1-2 roommates but it seems like most of the ones within walking distance to campus are crazy expensive. A couple ones ive looked at also seem pretty shady with hidden costs. Does anyone know some good places close to campus?
Hey everyone! i’ve been accepted into WCU and I’ve heard a few things about the social scene that I’m hoping you can clarify. From what I’ve gathered, a lot students at WCU already know each other before attending, which makes me concerned that it might be harder to make new friends once I get there. I’ve been checking out the WCU Meet page on instagram, and honestly, it looks like a lot of sorority girls who I probably wouldn’t get along with. There’s nothing wrong with being a sorority girl, but just to be real, I wouldn’t fit in with that type of crowd.
How diverse is the student body, socially and in terms of backgrounds? Is it mostly the sorority/fraternity scene, or are there other ways to connect with people? Any insight would be super helpful! Thanks!
I applied for the honors college and have my interview in January, but my academics aren’t amazing but I’d say my extracurriculars are pretty top tier, so I was just curious how competitive the Honors College is in general.
I can PM anyone and tell them my specific stats if they’d like.
Would like to surprise an old friend and show up at his graduation. I don’t know what school exactly but if anyone has an extra ticket for the ceremony Friday @6pm I would appreciate it. Thanks!
Question for my Veterans who are in WCU utilizing their GI bill. Which GI bill have you chosen? A buddy of mine recommended the post 9/11 since it covers your tuition but wouldn't the Montgomery give you more money in the long run? I've somewhat done research into which one would be better and keep getting myself confused. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
I applied to the clinical mental health counseling grad program (Over a month ago still haven’t heard back) and I have some friends at West Chester but I can never get a solid answer from them about their feelings for West Chester. I have also seen several TikTok’s about how bad West Chester is but I’ve seen several comments defending the school like their life depended on it. Is the school worth it?
Anyone in or complete the online doctor of public administration program from WCU? Currently live in NM and thinking about applying for Fall 2026. About to finish my MPA and been working in higher education HR for 2+ years.
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I'm currently an HS senior and am considering West Chester University as an option. As someone who's going to be majoring in art, does anyone have any experience with WCU's art department? Or just other general things to note about the school?
The people that work at the financial aid office are extremely unhelpful. I understand being frustrated from being asked the same questions but maybe release statements and updates on what’s going on, especially with this whole PA State Grant thing being delayed. Everytime I call they sound miserable and are mumbling into the phone, and make it as though it’s an inconvenience I’m calling them asking about financial aid.
Hello, I will be a college freshman next year and am strongly considering WCU. However, I've heard housing right now is super competitive. The person I will be rooming with will be a transfer student sophomore next year. We need someplace with a private/semi-private bathroom (either shared between us or shared between us and 1 other unit) and obviously it has to house freshmen and sophomores, but those are the only requirements. What's the likelihood of being able to get this?
Here is the situation. Student is a freshman and somewhat unhappy at his present university in the midwest. He applies to West Chester University as a transfer for upcoming spring semester (hoping to be happy closer to home). As part of the West Chester transfer application, student sent High School Transcript (which has great grades) and current college transcript, which had no grades yet. Student receives an acceptance letter for spring semester, which says that he has been accepted but it also says that acceptance is "contingent upon" his successful completion of his current coursework. One of the current classes that student is in danger of failing is similar to WCU's FYE and, if student does fail, he is not given an F he is simply given an "NC" (no credit). Student is in danger of getting a NC (failing). Student is also in danger of failing his sociology class. His other two classes are at an A and he will probably not fail (and will probably get an A ) those. If student fails a class and gets a "No Credit" in the other, will West Chester revoke his acceptance? Or, will they simply not accept those credits (obviously) and still let him attend? Any one know?
They require you take a chemistry class I'm highschool I still have time to do it however it'll have to happen next semester and I'm trying to get in Fall 2025.
Also how big of a requirement is it to take chemistry?
My son is a HS senior, all AP and honors classes, and top 10 class rank. He’s thinking of majoring in economics or business. Will be living on campus and applied to the honors program. Been doing some research but there’s only so much you can glean from those sources. Anyone willing to share some insight? Need to know the good, the bad, and the ugly.
What’s the school’s overall reputation?
How are the professors and advisors for someone majoring in business or economics?
How’s living in the dorms?
How are the dining options? Food any good?
How’s the honors program?
Does the school help students find internships during college and full-time employment after graduation? Is the school any good at it?
What’s one thing you love and one thing you hate (or needs improvement) about WCU?
Is there anything you wish you knew about WCU before you (or your child) attended?
Will people be dressing up at college bars on Saturday the 2nd?
hi! i'm currently a junior in psychology, and i'm looking at schools to possibly do my masters. how competitive is wcu, and does anyone have any feedback on the MS in psych program itself?