Applications

Applications for WSU PREP are due on January 31, 2026.

Year 1 Application Returning Year 2 Returning Year 3 New Year 2 & 3 Application

Frequently Asked Questions:

Who can apply for WSU PREP?

Students in Weber, Davis, and Ogden districts who will be entering 7th grade in Fall 2026. New Y2 and Y3 students (those who did not complete Y1) must submit a separate application and complete a propositional logic course before being admitted. Limited spots are available for charter and home school students.

What are the requirements to apply for WSU PREP?

  • Current report card showing at least 86% in math and 80% in science.
  • Teacher recommendation form
  • Essay about why you want to attend WSU PREP (200+ words). All submissions must be the student’s own work, completed without help from parents, guardians, or AI.

What is a teacher recommendation?

All applicants must email this form to their current math or science teacher. 

What if my grades are below 86% in math and 80% in science? Can I still apply to the program?

You may apply once your grades meet the qualifications; otherwise, your application will not be considered.

What is the attendance policy?

Each student is allowed up to three absences; exceeding this limit may result in dismissal from the program. Absences should be reserved for illness, family emergencies, or other unforeseen circumstances. 

I am a charter or home school student, what is the process of applying?

We have a home school equivalent for each item required for the WSU PREP application.

  • Report Card Equivalent:
    • Submit a document stating the highest levels of math and science your student has completed.
    • Include any proof of scoring.
  • Essay Requirement:
    • Student must write a 200+ word essay answering: “Why do I want to attend WSU PREP?”
    • Include the student’s STEM experiences or interests.
  • Teacher/Adult Recommendation:
    • Submit either a teacher nomination form or a recommendation letter. The letter or form must be completed by a teacher, community member or another adult that is close to the student. It cannot be a parent or guardian.