Admitted New Freshmen Checklist

There are just a few more steps to take to becoming a Yellowjacket and diving into the UW-Superior community.

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The Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) is used to determine eligibility for need-based federal, state and UW-Superior grants. It’s also required if you’re interested in federal loans and work-study.

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In an effort to protect your personal data, UW-Superior uses a multi-factor authenticator called Okta Verify. You will need to set up your Okta Verify account to access all of your UWS apps including E-Hive, Canvas and more.

Need Assistance?

The Technology Help Desk is available to help with your Okta questions and set up.

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Let us know you’re coming and save your spot in the incoming class with your $100 deposit. This money is credited toward your first semester expenses and allows you to register for Summer Orientation Advisement and Registration (SOAR) and housing.

(*enrollment deposits are not needed for students learning online)

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Your admissions counselor will let you know when and how to complete additional next steps regarding housing, placement testing (if required), SOAR registration, and potential scholarship opportunities.

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During the Summer Orientation Advisement and Registration (SOAR) program, you’ll come to campus to meet with your advisor, register for classes, learn about campus resources and financial aid, and best of all…meet other students and have fun!

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English, math and foreign language placement tests (for those who have taken a language class in high school) are required to ensure you are placed in courses best suited for you. Don’t worry, they aren’t that bad! These must be completed two weeks prior to attending SOAR.

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Join your class’ Facebook Group to meet other incoming students and stay up-to-date on what’s going on around campus.

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For many students, living on campus is one of the best parts of the UW-Superior experience. We offer several living communities that allow you to live among students with similar interests. We’ll also do our best to match you with a roommate who has similar living preferences.

(You will need your student ID and UWS email that was in your acceptance letter.)

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After you graduate from high school, please submit your official transcripts from your high school and AP, PSEO or CIS programs, if applicable. Ask your high school guidance counselor to send your official transcript to:

Admissions Office
University of Wisconsin-Superior
Belknap and Catlin
P.O. Box 2000
Superior WI, 54880

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Our Weekend of Welcome is an exciting time for new students. We’ll have a variety of events and activities planned to help you learn more about your new home-away-from-home and get connected with friends, resources and fun.

(You will need your student ID and UWS email that was in your acceptance letter.)