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At UW-Washington County, about 25% of our
students are returning adults (age 22 or older). That means
you’ll benefit from services designed with the adult student in
mind and have other students to relate to.
It also means you’ll fit right
in. Adults begin their college education or return to college
for many different reasons.
Some of these reasons include:
- To improve employment opportunities
- To earn a degree
- To learn new skills
- To pursue areas of special interest
- To challenge their minds
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Admission Forms:
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Completed UW-System application -
available online
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$35 application fee
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Official high school transcripts and/an official copy of
your HSED/GED scores (if applicable) and official transcripts of
any university or technical college coursework completed while
in high school.
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Phone 262-335-5204 or
email Chris Beloin, Returning
Adult Advisor, to set up an
appointment to explore your goals, review your background and
experience, and determine the best educational start for the
life you want.
More info on admission
requirements.
Join Non-Trads on
Campus
Non Trads on Campus is an organization for students of non-traditional
age. Students formed this fraternity to promote friendship, support,
fun and fellowship. Members share similar interests, challenges
and successes. Non-Trads also sponsors a scholarship each year for students
who are of non-traditional age. Prospective students of
non-traditional age who would like to meet with current students are
welcome to attend their noon meetings. You'll learn about financial
commitments, how to balance school, work and family responsibilities
& more. Contact
Chris Beloin in Student Services for more information about
upcoming meetings. .
Online and Evening Classes
To help juggle your busy schedule, day,
evening and on-line courses are available. It's possible to earn an associate’s
degree by taking all evening courses. To
determine what classes are available in late afternoon and evening,
you can search the
course listing by late afternoon and evening classes (see search
feature on right side).
An accelerated
(7-week session)
bachelor degree program through UW-Oshkosh is also available. Classes meet one evening each week at UW-Washington County.
Contact
Chris Beloin
in Student Services for more information.
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