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Student Resources

Whether you're looking for financial assistance, ways you can be more involved or anything else related to your education in the WVU Reed School, we're here for you.

Undergraduate Student Resources

Advising

Our professional advising team is trained on program requirements, curriculum changes and graduation standards so they can guide you through your academic experience.

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Freshmen Scholarships

We award scholarships based on criteria like academic merit, financial need, leadership and service. In-state and out-of-state students — including test-optional applicants — can qualify. And best of all, some scholarships “stack,” which means you can get more than one.

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Tuition and Financial Aid

Tuition varies based on major or program, residency and whether you live on campus. WVU offers several financial aid options to help offset the cost.

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Accelerated BS + MS/JD

If your intended path leads to graduate school, get a head start with an accelerated program. The College of Media offers three different options for earning your bachelor's degree in conjunction with either a master's or Juris Doctorate in less time than traditional degree programs.

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Technology Requirements

Computer requirements, system requirements, software requirements, and FAQs.

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CCAM Student Concerns / Complaints

Use this form to share concerns or complaints related to your experience in the WVU College of Creative Arts and Media or the University as a whole. Submissions are kept confidential and routed directly to the CCAM Dean's Office for review and response.

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Graduate Student Resources

M.S. in Journalism Thesis

What to include in your thesis proposal and completed thesis.

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Tuition and Financial Aid

Tuition varies based on major or program, residency and whether you live on campus. WVU offers several financial aid options to help offset the cost.

Read More: Tuition and Financial Aid

Accelerated BS + MS/JD

If your intended path leads to graduate school, get a head start with an accelerated program. The College of Media offers three different options for earning your bachelor's degree in conjunction with either a master's or Juris Doctorate in less time than traditional degree programs.

Read More: Accelerated BS + MS/JD

Technology Requirements

Computer requirements, system requirements, software requirements, and FAQs.

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Graduate Faculty

Graduate faculty are responsible for program content, they serve on graduate student committees, they foster University-wide research, scholarship, and creative endeavors, and they assure the quality of preparation of the University’s graduates.

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Technology Requirements

Computer requirements, system requirements, software requirements, and FAQs.

Read More: Technology Requirements

CCAM Student Concerns / Complaints

Use this form to share concerns or complaints related to your experience in the WVU College of Creative Arts and Media or the University as a whole. Submissions are kept confidential and routed directly to the CCAM Dean's Office for review and response.

Read More: CCAM Student Concerns / Complaints

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