Students seeking to apply for admission to the San Antonio Campus of Wayland must complete an Application for Admission, a credit agreement, a request for Evaluation of Credits, and sign an enrollment contract. Each student must pay a non-refundable application fee of $35.00. Students may  complete the application and pay the application fee the first time they register, however it is generally best if the student applies and pays the required fees in advance. New students must register in person, and should schedule adequate time away from their work place to complete all required forms.

Students must request a transcript from every college or university they have attended be mailed directly to the San Antonio Campus, or if hand carried to the center the transcript must be in a sealed institution envelope. The transcript must bear the college seal, date, and appropriate signature. If hand carried a school seal, stamp or signature must be on the back flap of the envelope. Even if the courses of one college are listed on another college's transcript, we must receive a separate transcript from each institution. Students may enroll for one semester pending receipt of all transcripts, however students will be barred from further enrollment until all transcripts have been received and processed by Wayland.  For this reason, students should ensure that all transcripts are received by Wayland at least four to six weeks prior to the start of registration.

CLEP scores must be supported using an official CLEP transcript. Military members can usually obtain these through the military Education Service Center which controls their education files. CLEP transcripts may also be ordered by writing to the CLEP Transcript Service, PO Box 6600, Princeton, NJ 08541-6600 (609) 771-7865.

New students with more than 24 transfer hours of college credit from approved sources do not need to submit a high school transcript or GED. If a student has less than 24 hours of transfer credit, an official transcript of the secondary school work from a secondary school program equivalent to the twelfth grade in the United States, written in English, is required. If the student is less than 25 years of age at time of enrollment and has less than 24 hours of transferable credit, an official ACT test score must be submitted.

Students who are not citizens of the United States must meet all government requirements before being admitted to the university, and must provide the university with copies of all necessary documentation as required by the university.

Graduate Admission

Students wishing to pursue a graduate degree should contact the Graduate Program Department directly. Additional information on these programs may be found by checking our page on graduate degree programs.

Tuition and Fees