FAQ List
Veteran Students FAQs
Troops to Teachers (TTT) continues to pursue the goal of helping to relieve teacher shortages, especially in math, science, special education and other high needs subject areas, and to assist military personnel in making successful transitions to second careers in teaching. Federal legislation provides TTT enrollees pursuing requirements for teaching certification, who agree to teach in high need school districts, a stipend of up to $5,000 to offset the cost of teacher training programs. Those willing to teach in schools with a high percentage of students from low income families may receive a $10,000 bonus. Program participants cannot receive more than a total of $10,000 from TTT. Check out Wisconsin's Troops to Teachers Benefits. Contact the Veterans' Benefits Coordinator by emailing vnsc{atuws} to see if you are eligible for these additional benefits.
Applying to UW-Superior
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What undergraduate programs does UW-Superior offer?
UW-Superior offers more than thirty undergraduate degree programs. Visit our Academic Departments page for more information. -
- We aspire to transfer in as many military credits as possible.
- You will have the option of participating in Prior Learning Experience Courses (PLA). Unique accredited programs, like the Transportation and Logistics and Art Therapy programs, are just a few of the majors you can choose from.
- As part of the University of Wisconsin System, you will have access to every library within the system, including UW-Madison. Need a hard to find journal? Request the item from another library in the University of Wisconsin System, and it will be delivered to you within a week.
- We're a small school set in the middle of the city of Superior. This makes campus easy to navigate and the 21 students per class average make it easy to learn and connect with your peers and professors.
- You matter. At UW-Superior you are more than just a number. You'll get an individualized education and support from faculty and staff to help you achieve academic success.
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You can file your FAFSA online any time after October 1 for the following academic year. For 2018-2019 UW-Superior has a priority deadline of January 15. This means your FAFSA and all required documents must be complete in our office by that date to receive the best award package available. Students will need to use 2016 tax and income information for the 2018-2019 FAFSA. You can file your FAFSA at any time during the academic year and still receive aid for fall/spring term, however, your file must be complete with us no later than one week prior to the end of the last semester attended. You must file a new FAFSA for every academic year.
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- Log into My E-Hive
- Under the Favorites tab at the top, click on "Maintain Applications"
- Enter your name and birthdate
- Click the "Application Data" tab
- Transfer to Education and click "Go"
- You will then be able to see the status of your application and transcripts. Just make sure to check to see if the $50 application fee is paid.
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We have over 250 veteran students attending UW-Superior. There is also a high percentage of non-traditional students along with traditional aged students in the classroom, which means that you are likely to be sitting next to someone who may have a similar life experience as you.
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Students who are U.S. citizens, or eligible non-citizens, enrolled at half-time status or more, may qualify for financial aid. Some restrictions apply. Pell grant recipients may be eligible if they are less than half time. While it may be true that not all students qualify for grants (money which does not have to be paid back), all students who apply for financial aid and meet the general eligibility requirements are eligible for some type of financial aid, including loans. In addition, financial conditions within the family may change over the course of the year (ex. layoffs, divorce/separation, etc.) and aid may be adjusted to reflect the circumstances faced by the family.
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Once you have submitted everything we need, you will be notified within a week whether you have been accepted as a student or not. You will receive an acceptance email and an acceptance letter in the mail.
E-Hive
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You should plan approximately 4 weeks processing time once we have your FAFSA information, with prompt submission of additional requirements from you. When you are awarded financial aid, along with additional instructions, new students will receive a paper financial aid award notification in the mail while current students will receive notification via email. You will also be able to view your financial aid award on your Student Center by logging in to E-Hive.
Enrollment
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12 credits for undergraduate students and 9 credits for graduate students.
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Your Fall classes will NOT be dropped IF you enroll in at least one summer class and earn a grade of C or higher in the course.
Online Learning
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Our top 10 rated online degree programs give you the flexibility you need to balance work and family life with degree completion. For further information, contact the Online Learning Program at 715-394-8487 or dlc{atuws}. You can also visit the Online Learning website at www.uwsuper.edu/dl.
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Admission and registration procedures, text ordering, etc., can be completed without coming to campus. The majority of coursework can be completed without coming to campus, including all requirements for Individually Designed Majors.
Elementary Education majors pursuing the Early Childhood Minor must take three Saturday seminars which are offered in Superior, and are sometimes available from other universities which may be geographically more convenient.
Transcripts
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- Log into My E-Hive
- Under the Favorites tab at the top, click on "Maintain Applications"
- Enter your name and birthdate
- Click the "Application Data" tab
- Transfer to Education and click "Go"
- You will then be able to see the status of your application and transcripts. Just make sure to check to see if the $50 application fee is paid.
Tuition and Bills
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You should plan approximately 4 weeks processing time once we have your FAFSA information, with prompt submission of additional requirements from you. When you are awarded financial aid, along with additional instructions, new students will receive a paper financial aid award notification in the mail while current students will receive notification via email. You will also be able to view your financial aid award on your Student Center by logging in to E-Hive.
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To pay with cash or check:
Cash or check payments are accepted at the Cashier's Office in Old Main 136.
Checks payments may be mailed to:
UW-Superior Cashier's Office
Old Main 136
PO Box 2000
Superior, WI 54880Please make checks payable to UW-Superior and include your student ID number on the check. All payments due must be received at the University Cashier's Office no later than 4:30 p.m. on the due date. The University is not responsible for mail delays.
To pay with a credit card:
To make your payment by credit card, go to your E-Hive and follow these steps:
- Locate and click the "View Bill" link
- Choose the appropriate semester
- Be sure the pop-up blocker on your web browser is disabled
- Click the "Pay Online" button located at the bottom of your e-bill
- Follow the instructions on the payment page
- Print the final "Payment Accepted" page as your online receipt
UW-Superior accepts Visa and MasterCard only. No credit card payments are accepted over the phone. There is a $25 convenience fee charged for each credit card transaction using the web.
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You can file your FAFSA online any time after October 1 for the following academic year. For 2018-2019 UW-Superior has a priority deadline of January 15. This means your FAFSA and all required documents must be complete in our office by that date to receive the best award package available. Students will need to use 2016 tax and income information for the 2018-2019 FAFSA. You can file your FAFSA at any time during the academic year and still receive aid for fall/spring term, however, your file must be complete with us no later than one week prior to the end of the last semester attended. You must file a new FAFSA for every academic year.
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Check out the Post 9-11 Study Abroad Fact Sheet through the VA.
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Students who are U.S. citizens, or eligible non-citizens, enrolled at half-time status or more, may qualify for financial aid. Some restrictions apply. Pell grant recipients may be eligible if they are less than half time. While it may be true that not all students qualify for grants (money which does not have to be paid back), all students who apply for financial aid and meet the general eligibility requirements are eligible for some type of financial aid, including loans. In addition, financial conditions within the family may change over the course of the year (ex. layoffs, divorce/separation, etc.) and aid may be adjusted to reflect the circumstances faced by the family.