New Transfer Student advisement and registration for students who have earned 22 college credits or more begins November 5, 2013.

Who is Eligible to Participate in the November Advisement Period?

Students who have been officially admitted, have paid their $100 enrollment fee, have completed the Transfer On-line Orientation course, and who have submitted all official transcripts, including in-progress course work, are eligible to advise and register.

How do I advise and register for spring semester classes?

Fill out and submit the "Declare Your Major" Form below. Once this form is received, Center staff will activate your record and verify that all of your transcript(s) have arrived and that your transfer credit evaluation is up-to-date. If you are currently enrolled in classes at another institution and this information is not included on your transcript, Center Staff will request you provide an updated transcript or a current class schedule identifying your in-progress classes for advisement purposes. It is imperative that this information is on file and available to your advisor in order for you to be appropriately advised.

Center Staff will also check to see if you need to take a math and/or English Placement test. Students needing to take a placement test will need to contact the Testing Office at 715 394-8087 or via their web site at http://www.uwsuper.edu/support/testing/uw-placement.cfm to schedule the appropriate test(s).

2. Complete the Transfer Student On-Line Orientation Course. Beginning Fall Semester 2012, all new transfer students who have earned 22 or more credits will be required to complete the New Transfer On-line Orientation course prior to advising and registering for classes. When you submit your "Declare My Major" form, you will be loaded into the on-line course and instructions for accessing and completing the course will be sent to you via your UWS e-mail account. Once you have completed the course and all required quizzes, contact the Center Office via e-mail. Completion of the course will be verified and you will then receive your advisor name and contact information via your UWS e-mail account with instructions to contact your advisor to schedule an advisement session.

3. It is your responsibility to schedule an advisement appointment with your advisor and to keep the appointment.  If you leave a phone message and/or e-mail for your advisor and you don't receive a response within three business days, contact the Center Office at advise@uwsuper.edu.

Note: It is the student's responsibility to be knowledgeable of policies and procedures regarding academic requirements, dates, and deadlines as indicated in the on-line UWS catalog and academic calendar. 

Financial Aid

Program Descriptions

Academic Calendar

How to Find Your Placement Test Score

Declare Your Major

We hope this information is of help to you. If you have further questions, contact the Center for Academic Advisement via e-mail at advise@uwsuper.edu.