We are happy you are considering the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater. We are proud of our campus and look forward to the opportunity to assist you. If you have questions we haven't covered, you may contact us any time via email: intladmission@uww.edu
You should apply as an international transfer if:
If you are transferring to UW-Whitewater from another school in the US, we will send you a link to an electronic Transfer In form upon admission.
Submit an application at https://apply.wisconsin.edu/ and pay the non-refundable $50 application fee:
Submit an official evaluation by ECE, WES ,China Credential Services and OneEarthEvaluation of completion of secondary level of education. Please request an evaluation that includes a GPA. We do not accept evaluations by other companies.
Submit post-secondary academic records. Please see below on how to submit those dependng on where you took undergraduate courses.
If you study outside US:
If you study at a US institution:
o If your US college can send transcripts electronically (e.g., via Parchment, eScrip or ClearingHouse), they can send those to uwwadmit@uww.edu
o If they can only send transcripts via regular mail, they can send those to:
Attn: International Admissions, 800 W Main St, Roseman Building, Office of Admissions, Whitewater, WI USA 53190
We can consider applicants on in-progress coursework. However, if admitted, you must provide official high school completion document prior to the start of your second semester at UW-Whitewater. You will not be able to register for the second semester until we receive those documents.
Submit one satisfactory score from our accepted scores list.
Submit the Certification of Finances Form
Submit a bank statement showing enough liquid funds to cover the total cost outlined here
Submit the biographical page in your passport electronically to intladmission@uww.edu
The university's core values are used as a guide to interpreting the contents of each application presented for admission, and a comprehensive review of all materials is performed for each applicant before making an admission decision. Both the academic and nonacademic factors present in an application are used to make an admission decision. Academic records are reviewed based on a minimum 2.0 (4.0 system) cumulative grade point average (GPA) having a minimum of 12 transferable credits for transfer student admission. Requirements may be higher if you are planning to enroll in certain academic programs or during periods of enrollment limitation. Please see transfer grade point average requirements for these requirements. Non-academic factors include, but are not limited to, leadership, community service, creativity, special talents, and personal characteristics that contribute to the strengths and diversity of the university. The most competitive candidates for admission to UW-Whitewater typically possess positive factors in their application that are both academic and nonacademic in nature. Students who are enrolled in their first semester or who will not complete 12 transferable credits will be evaluated using transfer and new freshman admission criteria.
Once your application is complete, we will prepare a transfer credit evaluation for you.
o If the syllabi are not issued in English, we will need the official English translation.
o When a transfer course is determined to be equivalent to a Whitewater class, a specific Whitewater course number will appear on the evaluation.
o If the course(s) you completed are not directly equivalent to UW-Whitewater classes, you will be awarded elective credit.
o Courses that are considered non-transferable to UW-Whitewater will not appear on this evaluation.
We recommend submitting the online application and all the supporting materials prior to these dates:
Applications received after that date may be considered, however, admission will depend on the amount of time available for visa processing.