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CONTACT USPhone: (920) 424-3164
Fax: (920) 424-1207
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U W O S H . E D U / A D M I S S I O N S
Rev. 08/19
B E A P A R T O F S O M E T H I N G B I G .
In compl iance with the Campus Secur i ty Act , informat ion regarding substance abuse prevent ion, graduat ion rate data, sexual assault , sexual harassment and the Annual Campus Secur i ty Report is ava i lable at : uwosh.edu/deanofstudents/documents/dos-campus-safety-report .pdf . Paper copies of th is publ icat ion are avai lable upon request f rom the Dean of Students Off ice, (920) 424-3100.
The Univers i ty of Wiscons in Oshkosh is committed to nondiscr iminat ion on the bas is of race, color, ethnic or nat ional or ig in, sex, sexual or ientat ion, gender ident i ty, re l ig ion, age, ancestry, d isabi l i ty, genet ic informat ion, mi l i tary status, veteran status, arrest or convict ion record, or pol i t ica l aff i l iat ion in admiss ions, educat ional programs or act iv i t ies and employment, inc luding employment of d isabled veterans and veterans of the Vietnam Era, as required by appl icable laws and regulat ions. Inquir ies concerning T it le VI of the Civ i l R ights Act of 1964, T i t le IX of the Educat ion Amendments of 1972, Sect ion 504 of the Rehabi l i tat ion Act of 1973, the Age Discr iminat ion Act of 1975, and the Americans With Disabi l i t ies Act Amendments Act of 2008, may be directed to the Director of Equity and Aff i rmat ive Act ion, Univers i ty of Wiscons in Oshkosh, 800 Algoma Boulevard, Oshkosh, Wiscons in, 54901 (Phone) (920) -424-0330.
UW Oshkosh is accredited by the Higher Learning Commiss ion (HLC) . For a complete l i s t ing of UW Oshkosh’s accreditat ions and memberships, v is i t uwosh.edu/provost/accreditat ion-memberships
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WHAT KIND OF
TITAN WILL YOU BE?
W H A T K I N D O F T I T A N W I L L Y O U B E ?
At UW Oshkosh, your college experience willbe anything but textbook.
Your time here will shape and transform
you—and it doesn’t just happen in the
classroom! Students at UW Oshkosh are
dedicated to making an impact during their
time on campus. We are one University with
three campuses, and you have even more
options for the path that works for you.
We can’t wait to have you join us as a
UW Oshkosh Titan.
Titans are leaders, researchers and champions.
What kind of Titan will you be?
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A UNIVERSITY
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COLLEGE OF BUSINESS
AccountingEconomicsFinanceHuman Resource ManagementInformation SystemsInteractive Web ManagementManagementMarketingSupply Chain Management
Business Minors AnalyticsBusiness AdministrationBusiness EconomicsGlobal BusinessInformation SystemsInsurance and Risk ManagementOperations ResearchRisk Management and Actuarial ScienceSustainability Management
Business Certificates Business AnalysisBusiness AnalyticsBusiness EconomicsDigital MarketingEnterprise Resource PlanningEntrepreneurship and InnovationFinance and InvestmentsFinancial ServicesHuman Resource ManagementInformation SystemsInternational BusinessInternational EconomicsInsurance and RiskMarketingSalesSupply Chain Management
COLLEGE OF EDUCATION AND HUMAN SERVICES Human ServicesHuman Services Leadership
Teacher Education Early Childhood EducationElementary EducationSecondary Education
Art Broadfield Natural ScienceBroadfield Social ScienceChemistryEarth ScienceEnglishEnglish as a Second LanguageForeign Languages (Spanish, French, German)HistoryMathematicsMusic (Choral, Instrumental or General)Physical Education (includes Adapted Physical Education and Health)PhysicsTheatre Education
Dual EducationSpecial Education and Early ChildhoodSpecial Education and Elementary/Middle School
Special EducationTechnology and Engineering Education
Education Minors Adapted Physical Education Bilingual Education (Hmong or Spanish) BiologyChemistryEarth ScienceEconomicsEnglish as a Second Language Environmental Studies French Geography German
Health Education HistoryMathematics Language Arts Library ScienceReadingPhysicsPolitical Science Psychology Science/Social Science Sociology Spanish Speech Communication
COLLEGE OF LETTERS AND SCIENCEItalic text indicates minors and emphases.
AnthropologyArt
Art HistoryGraphic DesignStudio Arts
BiologyCell/MolecularEcology and Organismal BiologyHealthcare ScienceMicrobiology
ChemistryBiochemistryBiomolecularProfessional
Communication StudiesOrganizational Communication
Computer ScienceSoftware Engineering
Criminal JusticeEconomics
GeneralInternationalQuantitative
Engineering TechnologyElectrical EnvironmentalMechanical
UW Oshkosh doesn’t just offer academic options—we provide opportunities. Chart your own path, guided by advisers and professors who help you think through your options and identify possibilities. Combine majors and minors to prepare for the career of your dreams.U W O S H . E D U / G O / M A J O R S
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EnglishCreative WritingEnglish Liberal ArtsLinguisticsLiteratureProfessional WritingRhetoric
Environmental HealthEnvironmental Studies
Environmental ScienceEnvironmental Policies and Values
Exercise and Sport ScienceFine Arts
2-Dimensional Studio3-Dimensional StudioGraphic DesignInterdisciplinary Media Arts
FrenchGeographyGeology
HydrogeologyProfessional
GermanGlobal ReligionsHistoryInteractive Web ManagementInternational Studies
African StudiesAsian StudiesEuropean StudiesGeneral International StudiesGlobal and National SecurityInternational BusinessInternational DevelopmentLatin American Studies
Japanese StudiesJapanese Language and Culture
MathematicsOperations ResearchStatistics
Medical TechnologyMicrobiology
Multimedia JournalismAdvertisingPublic Relations
MusicCompositionInstrumental PerformanceMusic Industry/Music BusinessMusic Industry/Audio ProductionPiano Pedagogy and PerformanceVocal Performance
PhilosophyPhysics
Applied PhysicsAstronomyPhysics/Engineering Dual DegreeProfessional Physics
Political ScienceCivic Engagement Law and Policy
PsychologyPublic RelationsRadio TV FilmRadiologic ScienceSocial Work Sociology
Social Equity and DiversitySpanishTheatre Arts
ActingDesign and TechnologyIntegratedTheatre Administration
Women’s and Gender Studies
COLLEGE OF NURSING Nursing
STANDALONE MINORS African American StudiesCanada and U.S. StudiesMilitary ScienceNeuroscienceSocial Justice
PRE-PROFESSIONAL PROGRAMS Anesthesiology AssistantAthletic TrainingChiropractic MedicineDentistryEngineeringLawMedicineOccupational TherapyOptometryOsteopathic MedicinePharmacyPhysical TherapyPodiatryVeterinary Medicine
ONLINE AND CONTINUING EDUCATIONThe following programs are 100 percent online.
Applied ComputingCriminal JusticeFire and Emergency Response
Management *Emergency Management *Fire Services Management *
Human Services Leadership OnlineLeadership and Organizational Studies *
Aviation Management *Organizational Studies *
Liberal StudiesLeadership DevelopmentOrganizational Administration
Undecided? You’re not alone.
More than 33 percent of our first-year students haven’t chosen a major. Whether you arrive on campus with a clear vision of your future or plan to find what interests you along the way, UWO offers a wealth of resources to help you with academic advising and charting a career path.
* 2+2 DEGREE: Students must earn an applied associate degree from atechnicalcollegefirstand transfer to UW Oshkosh for the finaltwoyears.
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At UW Oshkosh there’s something for everyone.
UW Oshkosh is a three-campus university, with
campuses in Oshkosh, Fond du Lac and the
Fox Cities. This joining of three individual schools
into one University means that students have more
opportunities than ever before.
No matter which campus you choose, you’ll
quickly find your place in this warm and supportive
community, making lifelong friends and doing
the things you love—whether it’s cheering on our
champion athletics teams, exploring the arts or
serving the community for a cause.
More than 180 student clubs and organizations
across all three campuses of UW Oshkosh allow
you to explore your interests, make lasting
friendships and grow as a leader.
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Reeve Union Boardis a source for campus
entertainment, where
students collaborate
to put on large-scale
events like concerts
and comedians,
as well as weekly
activities like movies,
karaoke, bingo
nights and more!
Academic-focused student groups allow students to connect with
faculty outside of the classroom,
explore career options and talk
about what fuels their passions.
With student activities and
programs happening nearly
every day and night, there’s
always an opportunity to meet
new people, relax and explore.
Boasting 47 national championships and counting, UW Oshkosh is an
impressive competitor in 19 NCAA
Division III and 14 nationally
recognized club sports, providing
excitement for athletes and fans alike.
STEM advancement is a focus
for many of our student groups.
Hands-on technology practice
for UW Oshkosh students isn’t
limited to the classroom.
Through career counseling, graduate school planning,
internship programs and
professional networking
events, we’ll help
you get a head start
on what comes next.
U W O S H . P R E S E N C E . I O
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Titans have a unique campus advantage.
National rankings place Oshkosh as
one of America’s best college towns.
We just call it home. Titans benefit
from small class sizes, incredible
student life experiences and a faculty
that is dedicated to teaching.
Even though we’re more than
just numbers, our numbers
still make us stand tall.
ACROSS CAMPUS
10,2942018-19 UNIVERSITY
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NATIONALLY RANKED LEADER IN SUSTAINABILITY
10,294
M A J O R S , M I N O R S A N D E M P H A S E S
S P O RT SNCAA DIVISION III
CLUB
UWO RESIDENCE HALLS
O F F R E S H M A NSTUDENTS LIVE IN
D I V I S I O N I I INATIONALCHAMPIONSHIPS
INTRAMURAL
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Student success is at the heart of all that we do, and with our dedication to helping you grow personally, academically and professionally, it’s easy to see why Titans succeed.
INDIVIDUALIZED ACADEMIC SUPPORT Free tutoring for most classes is
available through the Center for
Academic Resources. Students also
have access to faculty—not teaching
assistants—for questions about
course material, career direction and
academic opportunities.
If you thrive in a group study
environment, free supplemental
instruction sessions provide group
review opportunities for select
100- and 200-level courses.
THE HONORS COLLEGE The Honors College is a program
for high-achieving students at
UW Oshkosh. Qualifying students
enjoy smaller class sizes, increased
interaction with faculty, early
registration, Honors study abroad
opportunities, independent research
and more. uwosh.edu/honors
STUDENT-CENTERED RESEARCH FOCUS UW Oshkosh is a research-
comprehensive regional university,
which means our faculty and students
collaborate every day on important
research projects. UW Oshkosh
receives $12-14 million annually
for research and creative activities.
Whether your interests land you in
the science lab or art studio, you’ll
work directly with world-class faculty
on impactful research.
DIVERSITY AND INCLUSION PROGRAMS At UW Oshkosh, differences are
expected and celebrated. Through
the Division of Academic Support of
Inclusive Excellence, students make
connections outside of the classroom.
There are a wide range of student
groups and campus events where
people of all backgrounds connect,
grow and belong.
Take advantage of campus resources
like our LGBTQ+ Center, Women’s
Center, Student Achievement Services
for students of color and specialized
research support through the McNair
Scholars Program.
CAREER AND PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT Employers today expect students to
supplement classroom learning with
career planning and professional
experiences. What sets Oshkosh apart
is the abundant internships throughout
the Fox Valley, as well as the support
you receive in finding, interviewing and
landing these opportunities.
MATH TUTORING AND WRITING CENTER Students looking for assitance with
math and writing receive free help,
working with staff and trained students
on assignments, projects and papers.
STUDENT L IFE Finding where you fit at UWO won’t
be a problem. Whether you prefer to
be on the stage or in the stands,
UW Oshkosh offers opportunities for all
students. Events, activities and student
groups give you opportunities to
grow. Involvement on campus not only
broadens your resume—it enhances your
Titan experience. And it’s a ton of fun!
STUDY ABROAD At UW Oshkosh we are committed to
helping students develop the skills and
global perspective necessary to succeed
in an increasingly interconnected and
diverse world. Choose from more than
80 study abroad opportunities and truly
broaden your horizons.10 UW Oshkosh
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Applyearly!The online application opens and can be submitted starting Aug. 1, 2019.
ADMISSIONS GUIDELINES AND HOW TO APPLY Review of applications for fall 2020 begins on Aug. 1, 2019.
Mail all transcripts or other print materials to: University of Wisconsin Oshkosh Admissions Office P.O. Box 2423 Oshkosh, WI 54903-2423
A P P LY. W I S C O N S I N . E D U
First-Year Applicants
n UW System application at apply.wisconsin.edu n $50 nonrefundable application fee n Unofficial or official high school transcript n ACT or SAT test scores (not required for applicants who are 21 or older) UWO ACT code: 4674
UWO SAT code: 1916
Transfer Students
n UW System application at apply.wisconsin.edu n $50 nonrefundable application fee n Official college/university transcripts from all post- secondary institutions attended n Official high school transcript (if fewer than 30 transferable college credits have been earned OR if college credits have solely been earned from a Wisconsin Technical College)
MINIMUM COURSE REQUIREMENTS TO BE CONSIDERED FOR FIRST-YEAR STUDENT ADMISSION
Students most likely to be successful in college and more likely to be admitted will
have completed more than the minimum high school core course units noted below,
particularly in math and science. Many of our first-year students have earned college
credit while still in high school. For admissions consideration, students must complete:
THE ADMISSIONS DECIS ION
UW Oshkosh reviews each application using a comprehensive review process.
In addition to academic criteria, we look for leadership, community involvement,
meaningful participation in extracurricular activities such as: clubs, organizations
or employment.
First-Year Student Academic Factors*
n Rigor of college preparatory high school curriculum n ACT or SAT test scores n Cumulative unweighted grade point average (GPA) n High school class rank (when available) Transfer Academic Factors
n Rigor of completed college courses n Number of college transfer credits earned n Individual course grades n Collegiate cumulative GPA (2.5 preferred; minimum 2.0) n High school academic record (if fewer than 30 transferable college credits have been earned at the time of application OR if college credits have solely been earned from a Wisconsin Technical College)
KeyNonacademicFactors
n Extracurricular involvement: leadership experience, volunteerism and community service n Diversity of personal background, work experience and life circumstances n Student’s personal statement and responses to questions on the application n Letters of recommendation (optional), may be helpful for students needing further support
* We will review your final high school transcript to ensure your academic performance senior year is consistent with or better than earlier semesters. All incoming freshman students are required to submit their final high school transcript to ensure all academic units are achieved and the student has successfully graduated high school.
n English—4 years n Math —3 years (Algebra I, Geometry and Algebra II) n Science—3 years
n Social Science—3 years n Additional academic electives—4 years (e.g. foreign language, fine arts or computer science)
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FINANCIAL AID
The majority of students at UW Oshkosh receive financial aid. In 2018-2019 we offered more than $165 million to eligible
students in the form of scholarships, grants, loans and work-study programs. Visit the Financial Aid Office website to learn
more about the types of financial aid you may be eligible for at uwosh.edu/financialaid
FREE APPLICATION FOR FEDERAL STUDENT AID (FAFSA) AND COLLEGE GOAL WISCONSIN
Students who plan to enroll in college for fall 2020 can file a FAFSA starting on Oct. 1, 2019. The priority filing date for
UW Oshkosh is Jan. 1, 2020. UW Oshkosh’s FAFSA school code is 003920. Visit fafsa.ed.gov to learn more.
If you would like assistance with your FAFSA, you can contact our Financial Aid Office or attend a free College Goal
Wisconsin event. College Goal Wisconsin provides hands-on FAFSA completion sessions throughout the state.
Visit collegegoalwi.org for available dates and locations.
FIRST-YEAR STUDENT SCHOLARSHIPS
UW Oshkosh offers a variety of scholarships based on merit, academics, leadership achievements and other points of
eligibility. To be considered for scholarships, students must be admitted to the University and must submit their application
by the specified deadline. For more information on scholarships, visit uwosh.edu/go/scholarships
RESOURCES FOR NONRESIDENT STUDENTS
Wisconsin Resident MidwestStudentExchangeProgram (MSEP) Nonresident Minnesota
Reciprocity
Tuition & Fees $7,622 $10,772 $15,196 $8,360
Room (Standard Double) $4,468 $4,468 $4,468 $4,468
14-Meal Plan $3,150 $3,150 $3,150 $3,150
Approx.Books $1,000 $1,000 $1,000 $1,000
Total $16,240 $19,390 $23,814 $16,978
ESTIMATED ANNUAL COSTS FOR 2019–2020*
* Estimated total annual cost includes full-time tuition (12–18 credits), average cost of books, housing based on standard double room and a 14-meal plan with Titan Dollars.
MidwestStudentExchangeProgram
Earn your degree at UWO and save more than
$4,400 annually! Students from Illinois, Indiana, Kansas,
Michigan, Missouri, Nebraska, North Dakota and Ohio
automatically receive a reduced nonresident tuition rate
through the Midwest Student Exchange Program.
Learn more about MSEP at uwosh.edu/go/msep
Titan National Scholar
The Titan National Scholar program is a scholarship for
high-achieving nonresident students. The scholarship brings
the cost of tuition for nonresident students in line with
Wisconsin’s low-cost in-state tuition.
The program is available to all students except those eligible
to apply for Minnesota reciprocity, international students and
students participating in online or specialty programs.
To see the eligibility requirements, visit uwosh.edu/go/tns
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Titan Preview Spend the day on campus and see how you fit as a Titan.
Titan Previews give students a taste of everything UW Oshkosh
has to offer, including an opportunity to speak with professors,
attend information sessions, take a campus tour and find out
why our students love UWO.
Campus Visit Daily 90-minute tours are offered at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. Monday
through Friday. Pair your tour with an optional 30-minute appointment
with an admissions counselor to get even more out of your visit.
Select Saturday visit opportunities are also available September
through May.
Visiting campus is the best way to see what it’s like to study and live here. Register or schedule at uwosh.edu/go/visit
Titan Preview Dates
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2019 FRIDAY, OCT. 4 Health Science Titan Preview FRIDAY, OCT. 18 Titan Preview FRIDAY, OCT. 25 Titan Preview FRIDAY, NOV. 15 Titan Preview FRIDAY, NOV. 22 Music Preview Day
2020 FRIDAY, MARCH 20
Transfer Preview FRIDAY, APRIL 3
Titan Preview MONDAY, JULY 13
Titan Preview TUESDAY, JULY 14
Titan Preview
EXPERIENCEUW OSHKOSH
800 Algoma Boulevard
Dempsey Hall 135
CONTACT USPhone: (920) 424-3164
Fax: (920) 424-1207
facebook.com/uwo.admissions
U W O S H . E D U / A D M I S S I O N S
Rev. 08/19
B E A P A R T O F S O M E T H I N G B I G .
In compl iance with the Campus Secur i ty Act , informat ion regarding substance abuse prevent ion, graduat ion rate data, sexual assault , sexual harassment and the Annual Campus Secur i ty Report is ava i lable at : uwosh.edu/deanofstudents/documents/dos-campus-safety-report .pdf . Paper copies of th is publ icat ion are avai lable upon request f rom the Dean of Students Off ice, (920) 424-3100.
The Univers i ty of Wiscons in Oshkosh is committed to nondiscr iminat ion on the bas is of race, color, ethnic or nat ional or ig in, sex, sexual or ientat ion, gender ident i ty, re l ig ion, age, ancestry, d isabi l i ty, genet ic informat ion, mi l i tary status, veteran status, arrest or convict ion record, or pol i t ica l aff i l iat ion in admiss ions, educat ional programs or act iv i t ies and employment, inc luding employment of d isabled veterans and veterans of the Vietnam Era, as required by appl icable laws and regulat ions. Inquir ies concerning T it le VI of the Civ i l R ights Act of 1964, T i t le IX of the Educat ion Amendments of 1972, Sect ion 504 of the Rehabi l i tat ion Act of 1973, the Age Discr iminat ion Act of 1975, and the Americans With Disabi l i t ies Act Amendments Act of 2008, may be directed to the Director of Equity and Aff i rmat ive Act ion, Univers i ty of Wiscons in Oshkosh, 800 Algoma Boulevard, Oshkosh, Wiscons in, 54901 (Phone) (920) -424-0330.
UW Oshkosh is accredited by the Higher Learning Commiss ion (HLC) . For a complete l i s t ing of UW Oshkosh’s accreditat ions and memberships, v is i t uwosh.edu/provost/accreditat ion-memberships
facebook.com/uwo.admissions
uwosh.edu/admissions
WHAT KIND OF
TITAN WILL YOU BE?
