How to find the course offerings at WMU?
Welcome to WMU’s course offerings! To view the schedule, first select the term, then you can select any combination of campus, instructional method, subject, instructor and course number to find the courses of interest to you.
When is Western Michigan University Summer Music Camp 2018?
Seminar 2018 in the News August 3 Seminar 2018, Western Michigan University’s summer music camp for high school students, will celebrate its 67th year when students from five states convene on campus beginning July 8 for the two-week program.
How old is Western Michigan School of Music?
For 69 years, Western Michigan University’s School of Music has been elevating high school musicians through its Seminar music camp. A unique program with a focus on chamber music, Seminar is a summer study opportunity like no other.
Do you have to be an admitted student to go to WMU?
See graduate and undergraduate tuition for regional locations and online education at: https://www.wmich.edu/offcampus/tuition.php. To enroll in courses at WMU you must be an admitted student. For information on admission, please see the admissions website, or contact the Admission’s Office at (269) 387-2000.
Where to take classes at Western Michigan University?
Western Michigan University holds classes on the main campus in Kalamazoo, at seven regional locations and online. To register for classes at WMU, you must first be an admitted student and resolve any holds that you may have. Registration is based on the number of credit hours earned.
How big is the gift to Western Michigan University?
About 75% of classes will be in person with near-normal operations. This historic $550 million gift—the largest for a public university in U.S. history—is a commitment to WMU’s mission to create an inclusive education that empowers people and communities to create a bright future for all.
Do you need a WMU catalog to graduate?
It is important to visit your academic advisor on a regular basis to stay on track to graduate. The WMU catalogs are the official source of the university’s academic programs, courses, policies and procedures.