Frequently Asked Questions

Dual-enrolled student tuition is the same as undergraduate tuition rates. Check here for updated tuition and fees. Tuition does not cover books, parking, or other fees.

Once you are enrolled, you can access your financial account information through your GoWMU portal.  You are responsible for the remainder amount indicated on your Third-Party Authorization form.

You can find available classes through the WMU Course Offerings website. Classes fill up quickly, so it is best to apply and enroll as soon as possible before the start of a semester. Make sure to check with your high school counselor about which classes fit with your high school graduation plan.

 All WMU dual enrollment credits can be applied to a future degree at WMU. To learn more about transferring credits to other Michigan colleges, check out the Michigan Transfer Network website. 

The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) is a federal law that protects student education records. When a student enrolls in a dual enrollment college course, these privacy rights transfer to the student, so the college can only share information with parents or guardians if the student provides permission. WMU's FERPA policy.