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With 30+ programs of study and 6 ABET accredited programs, WVU Tech is your first
step to a rewarding career.
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With 30+ programs of study and 6 ABET accredited programs, WVU Tech is your first
step to a rewarding career.
We're teaching the next generation of leaders, innovators and policy experts. From courtrooms to hospitals, from crime labs to our nation's capitols, you'll be ready to make a difference anywhere you go.
Explore: School of Arts and SciencesThere's an exciting career waiting for you with a degree from the WVU Tech School of Business. Whether you're passion is sports, food or just being the best professional in your field, we'll teach you how to make an impact in your industry.
Explore: School of BusinessIf you can dream it, we'll teach you how to make it. There's no limit to what you can do with a degree from the Leonard C. Nelson School of Engineering. We're here to teach you to discover, innovate and lead in the 21st century.
Explore: Leonard C. Nelson School of EngineeringInnovative academic approaches to meet the demands of our ever-changing healthcare landscape.
Explore: WVU School of Nursing - Beckley CampusWe offer academic programs in business, science, engineering, humanities and social sciences. Whether you want to be a leader in business, health care, engineering or another industry, we’ve got the program you need to get started.
Nearly 90% of WVU Tech students receive some type of financial aid. With West Virginia’s PROMISE scholarship program for in-state students and our many institutional scholarships, getting a degree at WVU Tech is affordable. Apply early to receive priority
No matter where you are along your college journey – no matter your field of study – we’re here to set you on the right path, so we offer tons of support to students to make sure you make it to graduation day (and beyond) in the best possible place.
Accreditation is essentially an academic seal of approval. When an institution is accredited, it means their programs meet certain academic quality criteria.
The United States Department of Education recognizes non-governmental agencies that focus on regional or national accreditation. These agencies determine standards that ensure accredited colleges are providing a quality education. Colleges and universities request an evaluation from these agencies and, if they meet the criteria, those schools become accredited. West Virginia schools such as WVU and WVU Tech are accredited by the Higher Learning Commission.
In addition to institutional accreditation, there are specialized agencies that accredit specific programs. At WVU Tech, engineering programs are separately accredited by ABET while the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education specifically accredits the school’s nursing programs.
Selecting an accredited program ensures that students receive quality instruction,
can transfer credits between schools and can get the financial aid they need.
The baccalaureate degree program in nursing at West Virginia University is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education.
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