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Admitted students
Here is a timeline to help keep you on track towards your first day as a UW-Green Bay Phoenix.
What's next...
- APPLY FOR HOUSING!
If there is any chance that you might want to live on-campus, apply for housing NOW.
More information about housing at UW-Green Bay was included in your admission folder (if you're a degree-seeking student), or you can go to Office of Residence Life Web site for more information.
- CHECK YOUR E-MAIL
You were assigned a UWGB e-mail account upon admission. Various University offices will be communicating with you via your UWGB student e-mail account. Be
sure to check it periodically. Information regarding accessing your e-mail account can be found on
the Computer and Information Technology Web site.
- APPLY FOR FINANCIAL AID
Access the Free Application for Federal Student Aid. If a link is not available for the school year for which you
have been admitted, check back. The link will be active as soon as the form is available. For other financial aid related questions, including
scholarship information, visit the UWGB Financial Aid Office Web site.
- EXPLORE THE STUDENT INFORMATION SYSTEM
Much of your university business will be conducted through the Student Information System (SIS). Certain
functions related to financial aid and registration happen through SIS, so it’s a good idea to get to know your way around.
- TAKE YOUR MATH PLACEMENT TEST
Information regarding the Wisconsin Math Placement Test is generally available in late January. You will register for math placement
tests at www.testing.wisc.edu, and click on "Regional Placement Testing." The
link will become active as soon as dates have been determined. If you plan to take a foreign language class at UW-Green Bay, we strongly recommend that
you also take the foreign language placement test.
- REGISTRATION AND ACADEMIC ADVISING
All new transfer students are encouraged to meet with an adviser in the Academic Advising Office to review credit evaluations,
general education requirements, registration procedures, and academic policies and procedures. If you are transferring with
an Associate’s Degree from a UW System school, and/or you have identified a major you wish to pursue, it is important to also meet
with a faculty adviser in your chosen field to go over major/minor requirements. List of faculty advisers. You can contact the Academic Advising Office at (920) 465-2362, or
the Transfer Coordinator, Deanne Kusserow, at (920) 465-5105 or kusserod@uwgb.edu. For
more transfer student information, please go to the Academic Advising website. The Schedule of Classes is available online only.
Frequently Asked Questions
- HOW DO YOU KNOW IF I'M COMING? DO I SEND A DEPOSIT?
- I WAS PREVIOUSLY ADMITTED AND FORGOT WHAT I CHANGED MY PASSWORD TO?
- I'M HAVING TECHNICAL ISSUES, WHAT DO I DO?
- HOW CAN I SEE WHAT COURSES ARE BEING OFFERED?
- WHEN DO I REGISTER FOR CLASSES?
- I AM TRANSFERRING TO UWGB. HOW WILL I FIND OUT HOW MY PREVIOUS COURSES TRANSFER?
- WHERE CAN I VIEW THE UNDERGRADUATE AND GRADUATE CATALOGS?
- HOW MUCH IS SCHOOL GOING TO COST?
- HOW DO I CANCEL MY ADMISSION?
1. HOW DO YOU KNOW IF I'M COMING? DO I SEND A DEPOSIT?
UW-Green Bay does not require an admissions/enrollment deposit. We will know of your intentions when you register for
the "Focus on R&R" program in spring. The only deposit you will
make after being admitted is your housing deposit (when you receive a housing contract).
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2. I WAS PREVIOUSLY ADMITTED AND FORGOT WHAT I CHANGED MY PASSWORD TO?
If you were previously admitted to UWGB, you had the opportunity to change your password at that time. We were not able to import that password
into your admission letter. If you forgot what you changed your password to, go to "Student Password
Reset."
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3. I'M HAVING TECHNICAL ISSUES, WHAT DO I DO?
If you have trouble with your network account or e-mail, contact the Help Desk at (920) 465-2309
or helpdesk@uwgb.edu.
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4. HOW CAN I SEE WHAT COURSES ARE BEING OFFERED?
Visit the "Schedule of Classes" Web site, information will be posted on this
site for each term as soon as it is available. Please note that a paper-based schedule of classes is not available. You can print the schedule from
your computer if you wish.
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5. WHEN DO I REGISTER FOR CLASSES?
New freshmen register for classes at "Focus on Registration and
Resources." See item #4 above. Transfer students should refer to their admission folder for further registration information.
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6. I AM TRANSFERRING TO UWGB. HOW WILL I FIND OUT HOW MY PREVIOUS COURSES TRANSFER?
A credit evaluation is done following the admission of transfer students. Your credit evaluation will be mailed directly to you from the credit
evaluator in our Registrar's Office. This is generally done within several weeks of your admission on a priority basis for the current semester.
If you are transferring from a different UW campus, or from a Wisconsin Technical College campus, you can do an unofficial evaluation yourself
at the Transfer Information System (TIS) Web site.
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7. WHERE CAN I VIEW THE UNDERGRADUATE AND GRADUATE CATALOGS?
You can view both the Undergraduate Catalog and Graduate Catalog online.
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8. HOW MUCH IS SCHOOL GOING TO COST?
Visit the Cost page for information on tuition, housing, dining and other estimated costs. Please
note that costs vary from year to year. Tuition is generally set during the July immediately preceding the school year for which you are
enrolling.
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9. HOW DO I CANCEL MY ADMISSION?
We're sorry if you need to cancel your admission, and hope we'll be able to serve you in the future. If you do need to cancel your admission, you can do
so by completing the online Cancel Form. You will need to provide your name, date of birth, and last 4 digits of your social security number so that we may verify your identity.
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