Prospective students and their families can explore academic programs and learn about college costs at West Virginia Wesleyan College’s final fall open house Saturday, Nov. 7, in Buckhannon.
Families can register online for the event, hosted by the Office of Admissions.
Visitors can tour campus with student guides and meet faculty, staff and current students. The college’s Oct. 28 release also lists student and academic panels, a student organization fair and a Wesleyan 101 presentation about admissions.
“Fall Open House is a chance for students and families to experience the most beautiful campus in the region. Throughout the day, they will also learn about our new affordability initiatives such as the Tuition Lock Guarantee, Wesleyan Promise Plus, and Home Among the Hills programs,” Vice President for Enrollment Management John Waltz said in the release.
My Buckhannon reported in August that the college’s initiatives include a four-year tuition lock and financial aid that can cover tuition for qualifying West Virginia students.
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