REGISTERED STUDENTS

Approved courses offered through the Early College Credit Program (ECCP) are billed and paid for by the individual school districts.

Warhawk Dual Enrollment Academy courses and classes offered at the high school are billed to individual districts. Each district determines if the tuition is passed along to families. Contact your district to determine the cost to enroll.

All programs are offered at a special tuition rate based on the type of program.

You will receive information regarding your UW-Whitewater email, Net-ID, and password via email to your personal address used when applying. Before logging into your UW-Whitewater email account or WINS (UW-Whitewater’s web-based self-service student information system) for the first time, go to WINS to set up your password. Watch the video to learn more about your email, Net-ID and password.

Canvas is UWW’s learning management tool. You’ll need to access Canvas frequently as it houses your course materials. Visit Canvas or watch the video to learn more about Canvas.

You can access WINS to change your schedule and view your unofficial transcript. After setting up your password according to the instructions above, log in to WINS using your Net-ID and new password. Watch the video to learn how to access your WINS account.

All students are required to create a DUO account. This acts as a secondary verification when accessing UWW accounts. Create your DUO account on your own or watch the video to learn more about DUO.

In-person students will need a parking permit while on the Whitewater campus. Students can access the permit request form online. Watch the video to learn more about parking on campus.

Students who currently have an IEP or 504 plan and need accommodations for a class should apply for services on the Center for Students with Disabilities website.

Successful completion of a course will create a student transcript. An official copy can be requested online. Watch the video to learn more about requesting an official transcript.

Visit the next steps after completion of courses section of this web page to learn more.

Before requesting your official transcripts, please check your unofficial transcript for any errors first. To review your unofficial transcript:

• Log into WINS
• Select “Student Center”
• Under Academics at the top, click on the drop box section and select “Transcript: View Unofficial.” Then select the Go button to the right.
• Under “report type,” select “Unofficial Transcript” and select Go.

Questions about requesting your official or unofficial transcript? Contact the registrar’s office at 262-472-1570 or registrar@uww.edu.

A UW-Whitewater official transcript is a complete record of a student's enrollment at the university and is maintained by the Registrar’s Office. An official transcript includes all undergraduate and graduate courses; this includes high school dual enrollment courses if you registered for the course. Visit the registrar’s office to order transcripts.

The credits you receive for your dual enrollment course(s) are eligible to be transferred to other Universities of Wisconsin campuses, colleges, and universities. However, college policies differ and handle credit transfers on a case-by-case basis. It is best to contact the school’s admissions or advising office to know how your dual enrollment credits will transfer.

• If you apply to the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater, you already have a permanent transcript at the university and will not have to transfer credits. When applying to UW-Whitewater as a first-year student, be sure that you mention in your application that you’ve already completed coursework here.
• If you apply to another college or university, visit Transferology to see how your dual enrollment credits will transfer to other Universities of Wisconsin campuses and technical colleges. For specific details on whether your dual enrollment credits will transfer, contact the school’s registrar or admissions office.

Recognition of UW-Whitewater credits earned through dual enrollment can come in the following forms:

• By successfully completing a comparable course through dual enrollment, the college can exempt you from taking a required course
• Placement into a higher-level course
• Transfer of credits to fulfill elective, general elective, general education courses

• Clearly indicate on your college applications that you’ve taken coursework at UW-Whitewater
• Send your UW-Whitewater transcript
• If a college has questions about your course(s), present a portfolio that includes your course syllabus, written assignments, and exams to the chair or director of undergraduate education for review
• If your transfer of credit is still denied, contact dual@uww.edu for assistance.