World Mission University

Yes, prospective students can find several online degrees offered at WMU. As mentioned, WMU’s online degree programs, as well as their certificates, are delivered 100% online. According to federal data from the National Center for Education Statistics (NCES), 60% of undergraduate students at WMU are only enrolled in online courses.

Yes, online degrees awarded by WMU are legitimate. A school’s legitimacy can be verified by its accreditation status. Colleges and universities receive accreditation if they meet the educational requirements to deliver undergraduate and graduate degrees. WMU is accredited by the Association for Biblical Higher Education Commission on Accreditation (COA), a faith-related accrediting agency recognized by the Council for Higher Education Accreditation (CHEA). 

At OnlineU, we only include accredited online colleges and universities. 

WMU Is a Christian University

As a Christian university, WMU is recognized as a major source for training spiritual leaders by the World Evangelical Mission Alliance. WMU aims to deliver academic programs that are based on and taught from biblical views. 

WMU Is An Asian American and Native American Pacific Islander-Serving Institution 

One thing that makes WMU unique is that it's recognized as an Asian American and Native American Pacific Islander-Serving Institution. WMU’s founder, Reverend Dong Sun Lim, once made a quote in which his vision for the university was for it “to become a Korean Harvard, Korean Yale, and a Korean Princeton in the near future.” With this in mind, many of the school’s offerings are available for Korean students globally, the school’s staff are Korean, and their primary language of instruction is Korean.

WMU Offers Sample Lectures

Before enrolling in courses, prospective students can take free sample lectures at WMU. WMU offers 12 free online lectures from their teaching faculty. Examples of some of the free sample lectures are Ministry & Technology, Praise and Worship, and Social Welfare Policy.

Unlike most other accredited universities, federal data does not show the degrees that provide WMU graduates with the highest earnings. It may be helpful to consider OnlineU’s proprietary Salary Score metric, which ranks colleges by how much their alums earn compared to graduates across the country with the same degree. WMU’s salary scores are 1 for bachelor’s degrees, and this is out of 100 total points.  

According to federal data provided by College Scorecard, WMU’s acceptance rate is 100%. Schools that accept 100% of students have an open admissions policy. In other words, every student who completes the admission process and meets the requirements is accepted. 

WMU requires that all prospective students must complete their application process. Unfortunately, data regarding typical test admission scores, like the ACT and SAT, are unavailable for students admitted into WMU.

Here’s a checklist for applying to WMU:

• WMU only accepts students from Christian denominations.
• Submit the application form. 
• Pay the nonrefundable application fee of $100.
• Provide a testimony or essay.
• Submit at least one reference.
• Submit official transcripts.
• Submit two recent photographs in passport style.
• Complete an interview. 

Applicants interested in WMU’s RN to BSN must submit additional documentation to be admitted into the program.