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High School ACCESS recommends that students only take two online courses (6-8 credit hours) each semester. There are many subjects to choose from, not just what is listed here. 

Visit the WVU Schedule of Courses each semester at COURSES.WVU.EDU  

Accounting
Advertising
African/African American Studies (ASP)
Agriculture
Animal and Veterinary Science
Anthropology 
Art History
Astronomy
Biology (Lectures & Labs)
Child Development and Family Studies
Chinese
Communication Studies
Computer Science
Criminology
Dance
Economics
English (101 and 102 are not permitted) 
Engineering
Esports (ESPT)
Fashion Dress & Merchandising
Foreign Culture
Forensics (FIS 201-Fall semesters only)
Forestry & Natural Resources Science (FNRS 100)
French
Geography
Geology
Health Informatics & Information Management (HIIM)
History
Human Anatomy (PALM 205)
Human Nutrition & Foods
Humanities
Journalism
Landscape Architecture
Library Instruction (ULIB)
Math
Media Studies and Technology (MDIA 101)
Medical Terminology (PALM 200)
Music
Native American Studies
Philosophy
Physical Education 
Physics
Political Science
Psychology
Public Relations
Religious Studies
Sociology
Spanish
Sports & Exercise Psychology
Statistics
Theater
Wild Life Management (WMAN)
Women and Gender Studies

While searching on the WVU Course Listing: COURSES.WVU.EDUOnce you see a course of interest and you click on it, please review these important details: Instructor/Meeting Times, Restrictions, Prerequisite Requirements, etc. Clicking on Restrictions will show you if the course is restricted by WVU grade levels, majors, minors, departments, campuses, etc. If these restrictions are present, the course is not be eligible for the HS ACCESS students. 

All undergraduate courses are on a first come, first served basis. A seat is not guaranteed once a course or section is already full/closed. Please note that some subjects and courses are only offered in certain semesters. You should check the WVU Course Listing to see when the course you want will be available. 

***Some courses require students to have a current ACT/SAT score, or to complete the ALEKS placement test in order to meet certain prerequisite requirements prior to course registration. All official scores must be visible in the WVU system before the add/drop period ends for that semester.***