Undergraduate Admissions

Have you checked out Appalachian and think this might be the place for you? Find out about how to apply for undergraduate admission, costs and scholarships, academic programs and more.

If you need flexibility in pursuing your education, Appalachian offers online, combination online and face-to-face, and remote campus location options.

Visit the Undergraduate Admissions site.

Visit the Distance Education site.

Graduate Admissions

For those holding master’s degrees, unemployment rates are 15% lower and earnings are nearly 20% higher. Masters degrees matter in the workplace, and at Appalachian, too. Find out about costs, how to apply, and how our accelerated admissions program can speed up your time to earn both a bachelor's and master's degree.

If you are driven to further your education but need flexibility, Appalachian offers online, combination online and face-to-face, and remote campus location options to allow you to earn a graduate degree, as well as a number of certificate programs.

Visit the Graduate Admissions site.

University Libraries

Appalachian's University Libraries include the Belk Library and Information Commons, the Erneston Music Library and University Archives and Records. These libraries see more than 1.24 million visitors each year, and provide greater than a million downloads of electronic collections. The Belk Library and Information Commons is open every day, 24 hours Sunday - Thursday, and features an impressive catalog of resources, including scholarly journals, books, and primary source materials (manuscripts, rare books, photographs, and more) for research projects, artistic work, new media development and more. In addition to an extensive multi-media computing laboratory, the libraries offer state-of-the-art technology instruction and training, including a multi-media editing suite, 3-D printer, and media conversion services.