Registration for the Regular Academic Session is from Wednesday, November 11, 2009 to Thursday, January 07, 2010. No late online registrations will be accepted.
If you are applying as a degree-seeking student, you are encouraged to apply as early as possible to allow adequate time for admissions and financial aid processing to occur (the application/financial aid process can take several weeks).
Students who apply after December 15th may still have time for admission and registration to process, however financial aid will most likely not be processed for students who are admitted close to the close of registration.
Your application must be submitted by Tuesday, January 5th. Applications submitted after this date will not be accepted.
Keep these dates in mind when applying for admission, the processing of financial aid, posting of any mail in payments, etc. Classes may close during these days, so we recommend you have your enrollment fully completed prior to December 24th.
The University of Wisconsin Colleges is fully approved for the certification of educational benefits for veterans and veterans' dependents under both federal and state veterans administration programs.
The United States Department of Veteran Affairs provides information regarding Veteran Affairs Federal benefits, including Montgomery G.I. Bill Chapters 30, 31, 32, 33, 35, 1606, and 1067.
DANTES (Defense Activity for Non Traditional Education Support) programs include Troops-To-Teachers, the College Level Examination Program (CLEP) and the Servicemembers Opportunity Colleges (SOC).
Contact the Veterans Affairs office nearest your residence for information on and assistance in starting State and Federal VA benefits. The Wisconsin Department of Veterans Affairs provides a County Veterans Service Office (CSVO) list with information regarding your nearest office. Or you can contact the UW Colleges Online coordinator of Veteran's Affairs by emailing connie.hutchinson@uwc.edu.
See the Wisconsin Department of Veterans Affairs for information regarding state-provided benefits. Also see the UW System Frequently Asked Questions about the WI G.I. Bill Benefits.
Contact the Veterans Affairs office nearest your residence for information on and assistance in starting State and Federal VA benefits. See the County Veterans Service Office (CSVO) list for information regarding your nearest office. Contact your respective service representative for all Wisconsin Air/Army Guard benefits.
UW Colleges Online is funded on a self-supporting basis without state support. WI GI Bill eligible students enrolled in UW Colleges Online courses are responsible for the difference between the cost of regular tuition and fees.
WI GI Bill benefits will cover a portion of the tuition due, but are not sufficient to cover the full amount or secure your seats.
