The University of Wisconsin-Whitewater has established minimum admission requirements that must be fulfilled by all applicants, before we will begin the processing of your application. We have created the checklist below to help guide you through the application process. When filling out the application, please remember be thorough, and sign the application. Please see the current Graduate Catalog for a listing of the general regulations and policies.
Application Deadlines Both the School of Graduate Studies and the department must receive all application materials prior to the application deadline, only then will processing begin on your application. Please note that some degree programs have earlier deadlines. (All deadlines are subject to change without notice.)
Program |
Semester |
Information |
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Communication Sciences and Disorders |
Fall |
February 1 |
Counseling |
Fall/Summer |
October 1 |
MBA/MPA |
Fall |
July 15 |
School Psychology |
Fall/Summer |
February 15 |
Programs NOT listed above |
Fall |
One week before |
To qualify for admission to a degree program in good standing, you must have:
For policies regarding admission on probation, please consult the current Graduate Catalog.
This application should be used by individuals: (1) who wish to earn a graduate degree from the University, (2) changing graduate programs/emphases within the University, (3) who wish to change their status from a noncandidate for degree to earn a graduate degree from the University, and (4) who want to apply as a noncandidate for degree student. An online application is available.
Have official transcript(s) sent directly to the appropriate address (see Mailing Information below) from any institution(s): (1) that granted your bachelor's degree(s), (2) that granted your master's (or higher) degree(s), and (3) from which you have completed graduate course work that you wish to transfer into your intended degree program at UW-Whitewater. Additional transcripts may be required, at the discretion of the School of Graduate Studies. (We will order all UW-Whitewater transcripts.)
This non refundable fee is assessed to first time UW-Whitewater graduate program and certificate applicants only (NOT noncandidate for degree, cooperative or post master's programs, degree or emphasis changes, or those earning a second master's at UW-Whitewater).
One transfer credit application must be completed for EACH non UW-Whitewater course you wish to transfer into your program. All course work, with the exception of up to nine credits, must be completed at UW-Whitewater. You can download the Transfer Credit application. You must have Adobe Acrobat Reader to download this application.
Download the Transfer Credit Application now!
Departments may have additional application materials that they require. Please contact the appropriate department for possible additional requirements (see departmental telephone numbers). These materials should be sent directly to the specific departmental office.
All applicants must submit an official general evaluation of all foreign education credentials. Educational Credential Evaluator, Inc., P.O.Box 5787 Milwaukee, WI 53217. (414) 289-3400 Or visit http://www.ece.org.
This demonstrates that you have adequate financial support available during your planned period of study. For more information and a downloadable form go to our Certification of Finances Information page.
The TOEFL score is required by those whose native language is other than English. Official results must be sent directly from the Educational Testing Service. A TOEFL score of 550 is required for admission into some degree programs and is strongly recommended by others.
Arrange for admission into the Wisconsin English Second Language Institute (WESLI) in Madison, Wisconsin. Students must complete the institute's 700 level, including academic reading and writing, and academic listening and speaking skills, with a rating of "very good" or higher (3, 3+, or 4). Students must arrange to have these results and a recommendation from WESLI forwarded to the Graduate Office.
Attend the Madison as a Second Language School (MESLS) and substitute an acceptable score from MESLS in lieu of the currently required TOEFL score. Students would need to successfully complete MESLS's advanced-level (level six) Speaking and Grammar, Reading & Writing, and Speaking & Listening courses, earning, at least, an "AB" average overall, and no lower than a "B" in any single course.
This letter should attest your ability to pursue graduate study in the United States.
IN ADDITION, INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS MUST:
Arrange for admission into the Wisconsin English Second Language Institute (WESLI) in Madison, Wisconsin. Students must complete the institute's 700 level, including academic reading and writing, and academic listening and speaking skills, with a rating of "very good" or higher (3, 3+, or 4). Students must arrange to have these results and a recommendation from WESLI forwarded to the Graduate Office.
Attend the Madison as a Second Language School (MESLS) and substitute an acceptable score from MESLS in lieu of the currently required TOEFL score. Students would need to successfully complete MESLS's advanced-level (level six) Speaking and Grammar, Reading & Writing, and Speaking & Listening courses, earning, at least, an "AB" average overall, and no lower than a "B" in any single course.
An official International English Language Testing System (IELTS) score is acceptable. The minimum required score is 6.0.
Please send all graduate application requirements to the address listed below. If you have any questions during the application process, or once you are admitted, please contact either the School of Graduate Studies, the Graduate Business Office, or the academic departments for assistance.
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