Admissions

WARHAWK LIFE

Welcome! Your journey as a Warhawk has just begun, and we encourage you to begin planning your college experience now. A little prep will help you hit the ground running when you need to make some key decisions in the coming months. Starting in October, for example, you’ll be able to indicate you’d like to join a Learning Community when you apply for housing in the residence halls. And ULead and other leadership opportunities will start signing new students up in the spring.

Set yourself up for a successful journey by getting to know your campus — or the community around us — the ways you can get involved, and the people and services we have to support you along the way!


Living on campus

Your future people

Students from Latinos Unidos gather around to play giant Jenga. Student orgs

From Latinos Unidos to AMA, Black Student Union and Active Minds, start exploring student organizations now so you’ll be ready for the Involvement Fair in September.

Two student sit and laugh together. Warhawk Connection Center

The Warhawk Connection Center, located in the University Center, is where students collaborate, connect, relax or study, or attend one of the weekly programs and workshops.

A large group pf students pose together for a photo. PreCollege Programs

Warning! Incoming first-year students who attend pre-college programs like the Multicultural Business Program, King/Chávez Program, STEM Boot Camp or ULead are likely to form friendships that will last through college — and beyond.

A student cups her mouth as she yells during a relay race in the fieldhouse. Greek Life

Being a part of the Greek Community is much more than a few years of fun, friends, and personal development. It offers a sense of accomplishment and ways to make the world a better place. Explore more so you’ll be ready for the fall recruitment season.

A group of students play frisbee golf during sunset. Club sports and more

From disc golf and esports to water polo, dodgeball and pickleball, you’ll find dozens of club and intramural sports on campus that anyone can participate in!

A student stands proudly in graduation attire with a yellow honors cord around her shoulders. University Honors Program

This program is for motivated undergrads who seek a challenging and intellectually enriched learning environment. UHP provides small classes and high-impact practices like honors conference participation, special field trips, service learning projects, scholarship opportunities and more.

Students hold their instruments and yell with excitement while standing on the field at Lambeau Field. Musical groups

From Warhawk Marching Band to Gospel Choir to our Symphonic Wind Ensemble, we offer a host of musical groups open to all students, regardless of major!

A student works at a desk in the University Center. Campus jobs

More than 2,500 students work on campus every year, staffing the information desk at the UC, giving campus tours and working for the grounds crew — among many other jobs like dining and athletics.

A student writes positive messages with chalk on a sidewalk. ULead

ULead is a three-day program held in August that helps first-year students get involved on campus, focusing on providing knowledge and experiences that will help them become successful Warhawks!

Setting yourself up for success

One Stop is a convenient, accessible, and solution-centered service to students. Located in room 129 of the University Center next to the Warhawk Connection Center, this office provides one-on-one support to students on the spot, no matter the topic.

Visit One Stop »

University Health and Counseling Services provides health, wellness and counseling services on both the Whitewater and Rock County campuses. Many services are offered at no cost to enrolled students.

Visit University Health and Counseling »

The Center for Students with Disabilities ensures access and inclusion for nearly 1,300 students with physical, learning, sensory, psychological, health-related, or other disabilities on both of our campuses each year.

Visit Center for Students with Disabilities »

The center provides personal finance and money management education. Our financial coaching sessions can help Warhawks better understand finances, create a budget, manage credit, make a plan to pay for college, or understand student loans.

Visit Financial Literacy Center »

Explore hundreds of possibilities to study abroad at 足彩平台. We’ll help you tailor your journey and navigate the process as you develop valuable professional skills and stay on track with your academics.

Visit Center for Global Education »

Pick up your essential Warhawk gear and a host of other items — including gifts, technology tools and snacks — at the University Bookstore. They are open daily during the school year.

Visit University Bookstore »

Visit (or visit again)

A group of people touring campus are about to enter McGraw Hall.

 

Campus tours

If you plan on booking a tour, try to time it with another campus event like Family Fest, Homecoming or an event at the Young. Campus tours take place most weekdays throughout the year and the occasional Saturday. Book a tour »

 

Preview Day

Warhawk Preview Days let you go deeper — you’ll meet with representatives from our academic colleges, explore our campus support, and hear from our current Warhawks as you experience a campus tour. Warhawk Preview Days »

Tune into our virtual student panels, where you can get your questions answered, from wherever you are!

Virtual Student Panels »

Warhawk Dining is transforming the student dining experience in fall 2024. Visit the website to see what’s open when, and plan to stop in for a poke bowl or an Erbert &Gerbert’s sandwich when you are next on campus.

Warhawk Dining »

From bowling and pool to our art galleries to a movie in Summers Auditorium, most campus events are open to the public with a small charge. Next time you visit, explore some fun activities!

Campus events »

Do you have questions? uwwadmit@jbzhaoming.com | 262-472-1440

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