Select this option if you have already earned a bachelor's degree and are seeking an advanced degree (i.e. a master's or doctoral degree) and are a domestic applicant.
Become a Bronco
WMU has designed an ideal ecosystem of purpose- and career-driven academics, campus communities, well-being options, a supportive and diverse staff, and much more.
WMU welcomes your application for admission. If you are unsure of your student or citizenship type, visit our undergraduate Application Types page to guide you, including graduate or international applications.
Note: Students interested in Aviation Flight Science will need to apply for fall 2022 entry. First-year students should complete an application by December 15, 2021; transfer students should complete an application by February 15, 2022. For more information, please visit the program page or contact Tom Thinnes.
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First-Year Students
For students who are going to college for the first time after finishing high school, finishing an early/middle college program or completing a GED. WMU is Common App exclusive for first-year applicants.
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Transfer Students
For students currently enrolled at, or who previously attended, another college and want to finish a bachelor's degree at WMU.
Application details
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First-Year Application Links
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Transfer Application Links
Other Undergraduate Student Types
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Returning, Initial Teacher Certification, Second Bachelor's Degree or Non-degree Seeking Applicants
Fall 2020 applications for the above student types will be accepted through August 24, 2020. 2021 applications for all student types are available now.
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High School Dual Enrollment
High school students in the greater Kalamazoo area who have demonstrated the potential for success in college and have the approval of their high school principal may be eligible to enroll in WMU classes.
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Guest Students
Undergraduate students who are currently attending other colleges or universities may apply for guest student status at WMU.
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Senior Citizens' Opportunity Program in Education
WMU's Senior Citizens' Opportunity Program in Education offers persons, age 62 or older, the opportunity to register for one class each semester, tuition free.