While going back to school often evokes memories of freshly sharpened number two pencils and packs of loose leaf paper, there’s a lot more to it when you’re attending university online. Putting in a little work before classes begin will help set you up for success.
UW-Madison Online
Designed for students who have some college credits, UW–Madison Online offers flexible learning to fit around your goals, work and family. With coaches and advisors supporting you every step of the way, you can finish your bachelor’s degree online with a top-ranked university.
- Transfer and returning students who have at least 12 college credits
- Students currently enrolled in a UW–Madison Online program
- Schools, colleges and partner programs across campus
Who we serve
- Help students who are interested in UW–Madison Online to:
- Understand eligibility requirements
- Discuss financial aid options
- Get help with their application
- Find out more about credit transfers
- Access veteran services, if applicable
- Learn how this program can fit into their life
- Provide ongoing support to students enrolled in UW–Madison Online with academic and career advising, campus resources and other questions
- Work with schools, colleges and partners across campus to develop programs and support currently enrolled UW–Madison Online students
What we do
Our team
Lynn Brandt
Transfer Strategy Manager
Maya Evans
Internal Education Consultant
Danielle Stertz
Communications and Project Coordinator
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