During this unprecedented time, Financial Services continues to be here for you. Our offices remain open, and we have taken proactive steps to minimize health and safety risks by altering working conditions. Customer service remains a priority, and operations are ongoing which includes refunding students in a timely manner. Updates to this page will be completed as more information becomes available.
The Financial aid office processed the Higher Education Grant on Thursday March 25, 2021; the mones have been fully distributed. For questions related to the Higher Education Grant please contact the Financial Aid office at uwwfao@uww.edu.
Students with account balances less than $500 qualify for priority registration. We encourage you to make a payment to reduce your balance and/or contact the UWW Financial Aid office to indentify additional aid options uwwfao@uww.edu. If you would like to learn more about your student account, contact Student Accounts Office at sfs@uww.edu
Any questions on university operations related to Warhawks Return or COVID-19 visit the Warhawks Return page at https://www.uww.edu/warhawks-return. You can also email covid19info@uww.edu.
The Financial aid office processed the Higher Education Grant on Thursday March 25, 2021; the mones have been fully distributed. For questions related to the Higher Education Grant please contact the Financial Aid office at uwwfao@uww.edu.
From March 13, 2020 until August 31, 2022, 0% interest is being assessed to most federal student loans. In addition, if you are in repayment, your student loans have been placed on administrative forbearance (temporary suspension) until August 31, 2022, but you can still make a payment if you so choose. For more information on Federal Student Loans and COVID-19, visit Federal Student Aid.
Many families are experiencing reduced income as a result of COVID-19 and wondering if they should update their FAFSA application. According to the Federal Student Aid site, the 2021-22 FAFSA application requests 2019 income tax records. For many, 2019 income does not reflect their current situation. They suggest contacting individual schools for which you are applying to explain and document the change in income. Click here for more information on the FAFSA application.
Here are some financial activities to consider if you have extra funds:
The Financial Literacy Center (FLC) is a free financial resource for all UW-W students. The FLC exists to help student address questions and concerns related to their personal money management. In person and virtual one-on-one coaching sessions are being conducted and can be requested online, by email (finlit@uww.edu), or by phone (262-472-2154).