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Admissions & Recruitment, Office of*
Admissions Information Session
Review Zoom Session from Friday, September 25 at 10:00 a.m.
This virtual Admissions Event will include a 45-minute information session led by a member of the Office of Admissions and Recruitment. You’ll learn more about the University of Wisconsin–Madison and gain insights into the admissions process. Questions will be taken at the end of the presentation. This information session is primarily intended for prospective and admitted undergraduate students. We offer additional transfer and admitted student specific programming as well.
Agricultural & Life Sciences, College of*
College of Agricultural and Life Sciences (CALS) Prospective Student Information Session
Review Zoom Session from Wednesday, September 23 at 6:30 p.m.
The College of Agricultural & Life Sciences (CALS) is a great place for students interested in biological sciences; food and agriculture; sustainability, natural resources, and the environment; health and nutrition; and business, community, and society. In our info session, you will hear about our 24 majors, resources for student success, and opportunities for students to engage in their local and global communities. Prospective students will also hear from our CALS Ambassadors about their student experience.
The College of Agricultural and Life Sciences (CALS) is the home of scientific discovery and innovation in food and agricultural production, biosciences, health and wellness, environmental sciences, economics, science communication, and social sciences. Our students are equipped to think critically and creatively, communicate effectively, and address global and community challenges. Our 24 Bachelor of Science Degree programs provide a strong, flexible science curriculum that allows students to explore their broad interests in major elective courses, research, study abroad, field work, and community engagement. CALS students also benefit from a tight-knit community of peers, centralized academic advising, and professor and faculty support in their undergraduate career.
CALS Ambassadors website, Visit CALS, CALS majors and certificates, CALS QuickStart
Questions about CALS can be directed to plia.xiong@wisc.edu
Agricultural & Life Sciences Career Services, College of+
CALS Career Services provides resources and advising for students as they explore career interests and develop skills to seek employment or admission to graduate or professional programs. Resources include review of cover letter and resumes, interview preparation, graduate school and majors exploration, and access to employer event such as career fairs and networking events.
Arts, Division of the+
Arts on Campus is a great resource to learn about the arts, in all forms, at UW–Madison. The website includes links to all the arts-related academic departments including their degree and certificate offerings. In addition, the Arts on Campus promotes a wide range of events and programs, including online; ways you can be involved in the arts either as a participant or as audience member; and opportunities including employment, call for artists, funding, etc. The resources page has a link to galleries, performance spaces, and public art.
The Division of the Arts is the manager of the Arts on Campus website and social media channel and also manages various programs including the semester-long Interdisciplinary Arts Residency Program and supports The Studio – Creative Learning Community.
Art Department+
The UW–Madison Art Department is a national leader in the cultivation and production of creative expression and the visual arts. Our undergraduate and graduate degree programs set the practical, critical-thinking, and collaborative foundation for students to excel in any area of artistic focus: painting, printmaking, graphic design, sculpture, ceramics, metalsmithing, glass, furniture-making, papermaking, photography, digital media, video, performance and more.
For more than a century, we’ve set the standard for arts learning: we established the first glass-blowing lab in the country, our printmaking programs are consistently ranked the best in the country, our art metals program is ranked among the top three, and we’re home to internationally acclaimed faculty members and visiting artists.
Bioscience Majors+
Did you know there are over 30 bioscience majors at UW–Madison? Academic and career advisors in these majors collaborate to help students explore the wide variety of bioscience majors available at UW–Madison in multiple schools and colleges. We are a cross-campus group of volunteers committed to supporting students interested in biological science through events and other programming.
Business, Wisconsin School of*
Wisconsin School of Business Information Session & Staff and Student Panel
Review Zoom Session from Wednesday, September 23 at 4:00 p.m.
Students interested in the Wisconsin School of Business are invited to attend the Undergraduate Program Open House session. This session will consist of a short program overview with a Wisconsin School of Business Admissions Counselor and a current student, as well as a Q&A session with faculty, staff, and current students. Students will learn about the admissions requirements, our 11 academic majors, employment and internship opportunities, and student services within the Wisconsin School of Business’ Undergraduate Program. Make sure to bring any questions you may have about our program. Come learn what it’s like to be a Business Badger!
As a student in the Wisconsin School of Business (WSB) Undergraduate Program, you will find yourself inspired by peers, faculty, staff, and successful alums who are focused, collaborative, and engaged in every aspect of the undergraduate experience. You will join the 7th best public undergraduate business program in the nation and it will equip you to meet both academic and career challenges. Choose from 11 different majors and get access to academic, student life, and career support services dedicated exclusively to business students. You will gain intercultural and interpersonal skills that will prepare you to be a global business leader. And, going forward—you will be part of the Business Badger community wherever your career takes you.
Business Career and Employer Engagement, Wisconsin School of+
Every aspect of your undergraduate business education at the Wisconsin School of Business prepares you for career success. World-class academics, real-world experiences outside the classroom, and co-curricular activities all contribute to your development as a future professional. Beyond that, we have the largest employer recruiting program among business programs in Wisconsin, connecting you with leading companies from across the nation. Our expert Career Coaches and the programs and resources provided through our Career Engagement Studio help you find employment that is the right fit, and to give you the tools and resources you need to succeed. As a Wisconsin School of Business undergraduate student, you will be well-positioned for your dream career and can build foundational knowledge about career management that will benefit you for a lifetime.
Campus & Visitor Relations (CAVR)*
Campus Tour Hosted by Student Tour Guides
Review Zoom Session from Friday, September 25 at 11:30 a.m.
Prospective students and their guests are invited to experience a virtual campus tour hosted by current student tour guides. This virtual campus visit will highlight the history and traditions of UW–Madison, academic excellence, and resources for students. This virtual session will give students and families insight into all aspects of campus life including providing information about UW Housing, student organizations, and recreation and wellbeing. Our tour guides are excited to share their personal Wisconsin Experiences with prospective students and families. The presentation includes a Q&A session.
Campus and Visitor Relations (CAVR) makes the University of Wisconsin–Madison, as well as the greater Madison area, accessible and welcoming to students, faculty, staff, admitted and prospective students, alumni, and visitors. CAVR is part of the Office of University Relations. Campus and Visitor Relations offers the following programs:
Career Exploration Center (CEC)*+
Major & Career Exploration 101
Review Zoom Session from Wednesday, September 23 at 1:30 p.m.
Are you feeling undecided or uncertain about choosing a major or a career path? Do you know that there are lots of major and career options out there, but are not sure how to explore those options strategically? Join career advisors from the Career Exploration Center and academic advisors from Cross-College Advising Services to learn more about how you’ll receive support and guidance at UW–Madison as you explore your options and make decisions about your major, career, and future!
The first half of this session, you’ll watch a few short videos to learn about our two offices and the support you’ll receive as you continue to explore the many options out there. You’ll then join a live Q&A session where our career and academic advisors will be available to provide additional details and answer your questions!
https://cec.ccas.wisc.edu/open-house/
The Career Exploration Center (CEC) supports undecided and exploring students in making decisions about their futures based on their interests, values, and skills through individual advising appointments, workshops, online resources, and campus and community outreach. If you are unsure about what to major in or what type of career would be best for you, the CEC is the place for you!
Center for Academic Excellence (CAE)+
The Center for Academic Excellence (CAE) provides an enriching, inclusive community and academic support for College of Letters & Science (L&S) students who have been historically underrepresented in higher education, including first-generation and low-income students, and students of color. CAE offers a variety of engagement opportunities, including high-touch advising, tutoring programs, health and wellness events, social events, graduate school preparation, and connections with high impact life changing opportunities.
Center for Educational Opportunity (CeO)+
More info coming soon! In the meantime visit their website.
Computer Sciences, Department of
The Department of Computer Sciences (CS) offers a dynamic environment for study, research and professional growth. Wisconsin CS is recognized as having the world’s leading research groups in computer architecture, database systems, distributed and grid computing, and nonlinear optimization, among others. We provide an unbeatable learning environment for students at all levels and areas of computer science.
Students here have an opportunity to conduct research alongside faculty. Campus competitions give students a chance to hone and pitch start-up ideas, and programming competitions give students a chance to test their skills.
Wisconsin CS provides students with all that a top-notch computer-science department has to offer, with a vast array of resources and opportunities. We invite you to explore our website and get to know more about this exceptional department.
Cross-College Advising Service (CCAS)*
Major & Career Exploration 101
Review Zoom Session from Wednesday, September 23 at 1:30 p.m.
Are you feeling undecided or uncertain about choosing a major or a career path? Do you know that there are lots of major and career options out there, but are not sure how to explore those options strategically? Join career advisors from the Career Exploration Center and academic advisors from Cross-College Advising Services to learn more about how you’ll receive support and guidance at UW–Madison as you explore your options and make decisions about your major, career, and future!
The first half of this session, you’ll watch a few short videos to learn about our two offices and the support you’ll receive as you continue to explore the many options out there. You’ll then join a live Q&A session where our career and academic advisors will be available to provide additional details and answer your questions!
https://cec.ccas.wisc.edu/open-house/
Over 2,000 incoming students begin their college career by exploring majors with Cross-College Advising Service (CCAS). If you are still deciding on an academic major – fantastic! Testing and evaluating your interests is part of the college experience, and our campus is a great place to explore majors and career paths. CCAS is the largest advising office on campus with a community of professional advisors who serve exploring and undecided students. Our advisors are knowledgeable about all of the majors and programs offered through the 8 undergraduate schools and colleges on campus. On average, students who work with CCAS graduate as fast as, or faster than, their peers. We’re dedicated to helping YOU find the academic path that best suits your interests, abilities, and goals.
Education, School of*
School of Education Information Session
Review Zoom Session from Wednesday, September 23 at 5:15 p.m.
This session is a general overview of School of Education undergraduate majors and will give prospective freshmen an opportunity to ask questions.
The School of Education offers a wide variety of academic programs:
Teacher preparation programs in Elementary Education, Special Education, Art Education, and Physical Education. Secondary Education programs in English, Mathematics, Science, and Social Studies are offered at the graduate level only. The school also offers a non-teaching education major for students – Education Studies.
Fine arts majors in Art, Dance, and Theatre and Drama.
Preparation for health-related careers such as athletic training, physical therapy, occupational therapy, rehabilitation counseling, and medicine through our programs in Health Promotion and Health Equity (HPHE), Kinesiology, and Rehabilitation Psychology.
Prospective students are encouraged to see this web site for a list of program offerings and links to detailed program requirements and admission information. Please note that this session is for prospective freshmen. Prospective transfer students should call our reception desk at 608-262-1651 to schedule an individual advising appointment.
At the highly ranked UW–Madison School of Education, students can pursue an education in the arts, education, or health. Our graduates lead fulfilling careers in the arts, dance, education policy and leadership, teaching, the theatre, and a variety of health and wellness areas. The School of Education Student Services supports our students in tailoring an education that’s right for them, including exploring options in double majors or supplementary certificates.
Education Career Center, School of+
The School of Education Career Center’s vision is to equip all School of Education students to successfully launch and exceed their career expectations. Our Mission is to prepare all School of Education students to navigate career transitions and achieve career aspirations.
Engineering, College of*
College of Engineering Prospective Student Information Session
Review Zoom Session from Wednesday, September 23 at 8:30 a.m.
The UW–Madison College of Engineering is a top-ranked engineering college in one of the most vibrant cities in the country. As an engineering student at UW–Madison, you will discover your purpose. You’ll be part of an engineering community that values unique perspectives in solving some of the world’s greatest challenges. You’ll learn engineering by actually doing it, and you’ll be among people who work together to think creatively and bring new ideas to life. You’ll also grow as a leader and explore your vision for a better future. And, at the end of your education, you’ll graduate with more than just a degree: You’ll have memories, friendships and skills that will last a lifetime.
Financial Aid, Office of Student*
Tuition and How to Pay For It
Review Zoom Session from Friday, September 25 at 1:00 p.m.
Interested in being a Badger but not sure how to cover the bill? In this session we will break down the cost of attendance, general billing information, how to apply for financial aid and tips and tricks for navigating the funding process.
The Office of Student Financial Aid helps students learn about funding sources, such as grants, loans, work-study, scholarships, and part-time employment. The office receives the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA), determines financial aid eligibility, processes/disburses financial aid to student accounts, adjusts offers when needed, and advises students regarding financial aid and money management.
Website, Scholarships, Student Jobs, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram
First-Year Interest Group (FIGs)+
The award-winning First-Year Interest Groups (FIGs) Program supports students who are entering UW-Madison by providing opportunities to enroll in small-scale seminars that help them meet peers, connect with faculty, and make a successful transition into this large research-intensive university. Every fall, there are more than 60 FIGs available and each one is limited to only 20 students who enroll in a common cluster of courses that are connected by a common theme. Each FIG is anchored by a small seminar taught by an instructor who engages them in an interdisciplinary exploration of the FIG topic. Some FIGs are designed for students interested in specific majors, schools or colleges, while others allow students to explore topics and courses that are applicable to many different potential majors.
Gender & Sexuality Campus Center (GSCC)+
More info coming soon! In the meantime visit their website.
Housing, Division of University*
Life on Campus in University Housing
Friday, September 25 at 2:30 p.m.
Review the YouTube Live Session
Learn about life in University Residence Halls for prospective students entering UW–Madison in fall 2021. Our panel will answer your questions about housing and dining and share why thousands of new Badgers choose to #LiveWithBucky in University Housing each year.
The University Residence Halls at UW–Madison are more than just “dorms” or places to sleep. They’re an environment built for your success. We offer 21 residence halls and 11 learning communities spread across two distinct neighborhoods – lakeshore and southeast. You’ll find a variety of academic initiatives in your residence hall, including reserved class sections, tutoring, dining, maintenance, technology, and workshops, all at some of the lowest on-campus housing rates in the Big Ten.
Human Ecology, School of*+
School of Human Ecology Information Session
Review Zoom Session from Wednesday, September 23 at 11:00 a.m.
Prospective freshmen and transfer students interested in any of the six School of Human Ecology majors are encouraged to join this presentation to learn about degree requirements, involvement opportunities, internships, and careers.
Inclusion Education, Office of+
The Office of Inclusion Education was formed in August 2020 to elevate and prioritize diversity, equity and inclusion for all students at UW. We offer a broad array of learning opportunities for students that contribute to their Wisconsin Experience. The Office of Inclusion Education, a part of Student Affairs, seeks to foster social justice in order to create a place where all Badgers feel like they belong.
While our department may be new, we’ve been doing the work for a very long time across campus. We’re bringing together areas where inclusion work already takes place and putting it in one space. The Office of Inclusion Education includes Our Wisconsin, Social Justice Programs, and Social Justice Hubs.
Leadership & Involvement, Center for+
The Center for Leadership & Involvement (CfLI) assists students in intentionally connecting with the far ranging opportunities that exist throughout campus, including student organizations, which the center registers over 1000+ each year. As a Center we also offer leadership programming that supports students in making meaning of these experiences and in developing leadership capacity – the ability to affect positive change. CfLI located on the 3rd Floor of the Red Gym, administers the UW-Madison Leadership Certificate Program and houses the following affiliated organizations, Adventure Learning Programs, Student Leadership Programs and the Willis L. Jones Leadership Center.
Learning Communities+
Embedded within various residence halls, UW–Madison University Housing’s learning communities are residential spaces that bring together faculty, staff, and students around a specific focus. Exclusive seminars and class sections, events, and connections with instructors and staff help make a large university feel smaller and more intimate. Designed to enhance and connect your experience both inside and outside the classroom, learning communities are the best of both worlds — the resources of a top research university combined with the intimate community feel of a small liberal arts college. By living in these communities, you’ll be surrounded by friends who share your interests, making it easier to relate what you learn in classes to your future career and putting you on the fast track to success.Letters & Science, College of*
College of Letters & Science (L&S) Information Session
Review Zoom Session from Wednesday, September 23 at 12:15 p.m.
Please join us to find out why L&S is considered the heart of our great University! L&S majors span the:
- Arts and Humanities
- Biological, Physical & Mathematical Sciences
- Computer, Data & Information Sciences
- Social Sciences
Learn more about how our academic and career initiatives such as academic advising, the Honors Program, First-Year Interest Groups, residential learning communities, undergraduate research, and SuccessWorks personalize the Wisconsin Experience. We look forward to responding to all of your questions!
Letters & Science Honors Program+
More info coming soon! In the meantime visit their website.
McBurney Disability Resource Center
Disability Resource Center is the office for students with disabilities and classroom accommodations on the UW–Madison campus. We work with UW–Madison students with physical, learning, hearing, vision, psychological, health and other disabilities substantially affecting a major life activity (e.g., walking, communicating, learning, seeing, breathing, reading, etc.). As part of the student accommodation process, we work collaboratively with students and instructors to provide and support effective student accommodations. Our vision is a universally accessible educational community that fosters the full participation and contribution of every member, with individual accommodation needed only in unique or uncommon situations.
Morgridge Center for Public Service+
The Morgridge Center for Public Service aims to bridge the UW campus and the Madison community through service, service-learning, and community-based research. The MCPS offers a wide variety of volunteer programs, such as Badger Volunteers, and is at the front of many of the University’s voting efforts. The Morgridge Center also provides students with resources, such as Peer Advisors, and opportunities, like the Wisconsin Idea Fellowship.
Multicultural Student Center (MSC)+
More info coming soon! In the meantime visit their website.
Nursing, School of*+
School of Nursing Information Session
Review Zoom Session from Wednesday, September 23 at 9:45 a.m.
This session is a general overview of the Traditional Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree program and will give prospective students an opportunity to ask questions.
The University of Wisconsin–Madison School of Nursing is the leading nursing research institution in Wisconsin and a crucial part of the state’s health care system. Situated in the health sciences sector of campus, the School of Nursing collaborates with scientists and renowned researchers across the UW–Madison campus, the nation, and the world.
Translational in nature and grounded in practical application, research at the School of Nursing has an immediate impact on Wisconsin’s communities, hospitals, clinics, schools, and homes.
The school has an enrollment of more than 1,000 students and offers the Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN), Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP), and Doctor of Philosophy in Nursing (PhD) degrees, as well as continuing education and four certificate programs.
Pharmacy, School of*
School of Pharmacy Information Session
School of Pharmacy admission/academic advisors and current pharmacy students will be available via a virtual meeting to provide an overview of the school’s academic programs (PharmD and BS Pharmacology and Toxicology), admissions process and timeline, prerequisite coursework, selection criteria, career outlook and opportunities, and student perspectives. We are excited to learn of your interest in our School of Pharmacy programs and look forward to connecting with you in the near future! If this visit date does not work with your schedule, please contact our Student & Academic Affairs office at 608-262-6234 or email pharminfo@wisc.edu to arrange an alternate date to talk with a School of Pharmacy advisor via a phone or virtual meeting.
Pre-Health Advising, Center for+
The Center for Pre-Health Advising (CPHA) helps UW–Madison students and alumni prepare for and apply to professional programs in health care such as medical, physician assistant, dental, and occupational and physical therapy schools. We advise students on health career exploration, health equity, coursework, clinical experience, professional exams (ex. MCAT), and the process of applying to professional health programs. CPHA is dedicated to increasing access and equity in health care through inclusive, ongoing, personalized, and holistic relationships with advisees — wherever you are in the process of discovering your potential to serve others as a health care professional! CPHA is one of UW–Madison’s two Pre-Professional Advising resources and is co-located with the Center for Pre-Law Advising (CPLA).
Recreation & Wellbeing+
At Recreation & Wellbeing, we move Badgers to play hard, get fit, and live well. More than 75% of UW–Madison students utilize our programs, services, and facilities and 1 in 5 students plays an intramural sport.
We help students build healthy habits while on campus, whether they’ve never stepped foot in a gym or they’re a lifelong competitive athlete. Memberships are included in tuition and include access to our indoor facilities, outdoor spaces, and programs like group fitness classes, sport clubs, personal training, lessons, massage therapy, and more. Learn more at recwell.wisc.edu or send us a note at hello@recwell.wisc.edu.
Student Affairs, Division of+
UW–Madison Student Affairs is dedicated to helping students succeed in and out of the classroom. Our departments serve students in areas including health and well-being, identity and inclusion, leadership and engagement, and student advocacy. We collaborate broadly across the many campus units and programs that serve students, such as the Division of Diversity, Equity and Educational Achievement and University Housing, to enhance UW–Madison as a welcoming and inclusive community for all students. Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs Lori Reesor reports to the Chancellor and is a member of her executive team.
Study Abroad+
UW–Madison is your gateway to the world! With more than 260 study abroad options in over 65 countries, our dynamic programs enhance on-campus learning and build valuable professional skills for students of all majors and academic levels. Discover our unique program variety, excellent academics, scholarships, support, and more that make UW-Madison one of the best universities in the country for study abroad opportunities.
SuccessWorks+
SuccessWorks is a center for personal and professional development, inspiring students to imagine and realize their dreams for success after graduation. From your very first day at UW–Madison, SuccessWorks will help you turn what you love about your classes, interests and campus life into the experiences you need to land great internships now, and a full-time position you love when you graduate.
You don’t need to plan your next twenty years to start exploring careers that inspire you. SuccessWorks always starts the conversation with whatever comes next for you. We’ll connect you with the career advisors, alumni mentors and employers who can help you explore your interests, try out different occupations and the land the internships & jobs of your dreams.
Theatre and Drama, Department of+
The Theatre and Drama department, housed in the School of Education, offers a Bachelor of Science degree in Theatre and Drama, which can be paired as an additional major alongside many other disciplines. We also offer a Certificate in Theatre and Drama, which can be added to any major on campus. The opportunities to participate in Theatre and Drama performances are open to all students, as are most of our entry level courses. We try to provide a holistic view of Theatre, incorporating all aspects of Acting, Directing, Design, and Practical work.
Undergraduate Research Scholars (URS)+
More info coming soon! In the meantime visit their website.
University Health Services (UHS)+
More info coming soon! In the meantime visit their website.
Wisconsin Union+
The Wisconsin Union manages the iconic buildings Memorial Union and Union South that make up the campus living room as well as markets and cafes across campus. Among the Wisconsin Union’s spaces is the famous lakefront destination, called the Memorial Union Terrace; an art studio; an indoor climbing wall; a bowling alley; and an outdoor recreation and education hub. Memorial Union and Union South offer ample space for studying, relaxing and dining. The Union also offers more than 1,000 events throughout the year most of which are created by UW–Madison students, who are part of the Union’s programming board, called the Wisconsin Union Directorate. To learn more about Wisconsin Union resources, events, activities and student leadership opportunities, visit http://union.wisc.edu.
Email address: union@union.wisc.edu
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Recorded Zoom Links From Wednesday 9/23
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8:30 a.m. College of Engineering Prospective Student Information Session
Join the College of Engineering Prospective Student Information Session and learn more about what it’s like to be a Badger engineer. You’ll learn more about our college, how to apply and what direct admission to a program means, and the many ways we support student success. Prospective students will also have the opportunity to ask questions at the end of the presentation.
9:45 a.m. School of Nursing Information Session
This session is a general overview of the Traditional Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree program and will give prospective students an opportunity to ask questions.
11:00 a.m. School of Human Ecology Information Session
Prospective freshmen and transfer students interested in any of the six School of Human Ecology majors are encouraged to join this presentation to learn about degree requirements, involvement opportunities, internships, and careers.
12:15 p.m. College of Letters & Science (L&S) Information Session
Please join us to find out why L&S is considered the heart of our great university! L&S majors span the Arts & Humanities, Biological, Physical & Mathematical Sciences, Computer, Data & Information Sciences, and Social Sciences
Learn more about how our academic and career initiatives such as academic advising, the Honors Program, First-Year Interest Groups, residential learning communities, undergraduate research, and SuccessWorks personalize the Wisconsin Experience. We look forward to responding to all your questions!
1:30 p.m. Major & Career Exploration 101
Are you feeling undecided or uncertain about choosing a major or a career path? Do you know that there are lots of major and career options out there, but are not sure how to explore those options strategically? Join career advisors from the Career Exploration Center and academic advisors from Cross-College Advising Services to learn more about how you’ll receive support and guidance at UW–Madison as you explore your options and make decisions about your major, career, and future!
The first half of this session, you’ll watch a few short videos to learn about our two offices and the support you’ll receive as you continue to explore the many options out there. You’ll then join a live Q&A session where our career and academic advisors will be available to provide additional details and answer your questions!
2:45 p.m. School of Pharmacy Information Session
School of Pharmacy admission/academic advisors and current pharmacy students will be available via a virtual meeting to provide an overview of the school’s academic programs (PharmD and BS Pharmacology and Toxicology), admissions process and timeline, prerequisite coursework, selection criteria, career outlook and opportunities, and student perspectives. We are excited to learn of your interest in our School of Pharmacy programs and look forward to connecting with you in the near future! If this visit date does not work with your schedule, please contact our Student & Academic Affairs office at 608-262-6234 or email pharminfo@wisc.edu to arrange an alternate date to talk with a School of Pharmacy advisor via a phone or virtual meeting.
4:00 p.m. Wisconsin School of Business Information Session & Staff and Student Panel
Students interested in the Wisconsin School of Business are invited to attend the Undergraduate Program Open House session. This session will consist of a short program overview with a Wisconsin School of Business Admissions Counselor and a current student, as well as a Q&A session with faculty, staff, and current students. Students will learn about the admissions requirements, our 11 academic majors, employment and internship opportunities, and student services within the Wisconsin School of Business’ Undergraduate Program. Make sure to bring any questions you may have about our program. Come learn what it’s like to be a Business Badger!
5:15 p.m. School of Education Information Session
This session is a general overview of School of Education undergraduate majors and will give prospective freshmen an opportunity to ask questions.
The School of Education offers a wide variety of academic programs:
Teacher preparation programs in Elementary Education, Special Education, Art Education, and Physical Education. Secondary Education programs in English, Mathematics, Science, and Social Studies are offered at the graduate level only. The school also offers a non-teaching education major for students – Education Studies.
Fine arts majors in Art, Dance, and Theatre and Drama.
Preparation for health-related careers such as athletic training, physical therapy, occupational therapy, rehabilitation counseling, and medicine through our programs in Health Promotion and Health Equity (HPHE), Kinesiology, and Rehabilitation Psychology.
Prospective students are encouraged to see this web site for a list of program offerings and links to detailed program requirements and admission information. Please note that this session is for prospective freshmen. Prospective transfer students should call our reception desk at 608-262-1651 to schedule an individual advising appointment.
6:30 p.m. College of Agricultural and Life Sciences (CALS) Prospective Student Information Session
The College of Agricultural & Life Sciences (CALS) is a great place for students interested in biological sciences; food and agriculture; sustainability, natural resources, and the environment; health and nutrition; and business, community, and society. In our info session, you will hear about our 24 majors, resources for student success, and opportunities for students to engage in their local and global communities. Prospective students will also hear from our CALS Ambassadors about their student experience.
Recorded Zoom Links From Thursday 9/24
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9:00 a.m. Learning Beyond the Classroom
While learning in the classroom is a standout experience at UW–Madison, we also make it easy to enhance your out-of-classroom experience with our many cross-campus liberal arts initiatives. Join this Q&A panel to learn more about honors programs, research opportunities, first-year interest groups, leadership opportunities, and international study abroad, and kickstart your Wisconsin experience.
10:30 a.m. Arts on Campus
Explore UW–Madison’s vibrant arts community during this Q&A panel. Learn more about the arts community, resources, co-curricular opportunities and collaborators that await you on campus. Hear from Division of the Arts, Art, Theatre & Drama, Interior Architecture, Fashion Design, and the Studio – a Residential Living Community.
12:00 p.m. Health Majors Panel
Interested in exploring a health-related major? Join this Q&A panel to hear from advisors in Pre-Health, Biosciences, and Kinesiology.
1:30 p.m. Creating Community: Diversity & Inclusion on Campus
At UW–Madison, we work to create a diverse, inclusive and excellent learning and work environment for all students. Join this Q&A panel to learn more about the diversity and inclusion resources available to you on campus. Hear from the Division of Diversity, Equity & Educational Achievement; the Multicultural Student Center; the Center for Academic Excellence; the Center for Educational Opportunity; the Gender & Sexuality Campus Center; and the Multicultural Learning Community.
3:00 p.m. Student Life Beyond the Classroom
From intramural sports to eating ice cream on the Memorial Union Terrace, life at UW–Madison is filled with options and opportunities. Join this Q&A panel to learn from the Division of Student Life, Recreation & Wellbeing, University Health Services and the Wisconsin Union.
4:30 p.m. Navigate Your Future: Career and Internship Opportunities
Explore the numerous resources on campus that offer specialized career and internship advising and hear from alum who have successfully navigated the workforce post-graduation. Join this Q&A panel to learn how each school, college and the Career Exploration Center support your career and internship exploration, both pre-and-post graduation.
Recorded Zoom Links From Friday 9/25
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10:00 a.m. Admissions Information Session
This virtual Admissions Event will include a 45-minute information session led by a member of the Office of Admissions and Recruitment. You’ll learn more about the University of Wisconsin–Madison and gain insights into the admissions process. Questions will be taken at the end of the presentation. This information session is primarily intended for prospective and admitted undergraduate students. We offer additional transfer and admitted student specific programming as well.
11:30 a.m. Campus Tour Hosted by Student Tour Guides
Prospective students and their guests are invited to experience a virtual campus tour hosted by current student tour guides. This virtual campus visit will highlight the history and traditions of UW–Madison, academic excellence, and resources for students. This virtual session will give students and families insight into all aspects of campus life including providing information about UW Housing, student organizations, and recreation and wellbeing. Our tour guides are excited to share their personal Wisconsin Experiences with prospective students and families. The presentation includes a Q&A session.
1:00 p.m. Tuition and How to Pay For It
Interested in being a Badger but not sure how to cover the bill? In this session we will break down the cost of attendance, general billing information, how to apply for financial aid and tips and tricks for navigating the funding process.
2:30 p.m. Life on Campus in University Housing
Review the YouTube Live Session
Learn about life in University Residence Halls for prospective students entering UW–Madison in fall 2021. Our panel will answer your questions about housing and dining and share why thousands of new Badgers choose to #LiveWithBucky in University Housing each year.
4:00 p.m. Ask A Badger! Current Student Q&A Panel
If you want to be a Badger, come along with us! Hear current UW–Madison students share their experiences and answer your questions about life on campus during this Q&A Panel.