UW-Waukesha a base for transfer success
Rebecca Kalous
Issue date: 10/5/09 Section: News
The Guaranteed Transfer Program is an excellent opportunity for UWWaukesha students to gain entry to the UW four-year school of their choice. To participate in the Guaranteed Transfer Program prior to the start of your sophomore year students need 30 credits. The selected four - year school can be changed at any time before the student reaches 30 credits.
UW Colleges students participating in the Guaranteed Transfer Program must apply to the intended UW four - year school must meet the same criteria for admission to specific majors and programs as continuing students. The guarantee of admission applies to the campus and not to a specific program or major the students is interested in.
Students looking to transfer need a minimum of a 2.0 cumulative grade point average. For UW-Madison a 2.6 GPA is required to transfer.
Students who have faced academic difficulties in the past can start over on a path that can provide them with a future in a field interests them. Campus academic advisors are more than happy to help students pursue all available options for their academic success.
For more information there are forms available in the Student Services office.
UW Colleges students participating in the Guaranteed Transfer Program must apply to the intended UW four - year school must meet the same criteria for admission to specific majors and programs as continuing students. The guarantee of admission applies to the campus and not to a specific program or major the students is interested in.
Students looking to transfer need a minimum of a 2.0 cumulative grade point average. For UW-Madison a 2.6 GPA is required to transfer.
Students who have faced academic difficulties in the past can start over on a path that can provide them with a future in a field interests them. Campus academic advisors are more than happy to help students pursue all available options for their academic success.
For more information there are forms available in the Student Services office.
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