Follow these steps to ensure your place in the upcoming class:

Confirm your acceptance

Review your transfer course evaluation

  • Log into your PASS account and view your transfer credit report in your Student Services Center.
  • Review the courses carefully and contact a transfer evaluation specialist at transfer@uwplatt.edu if you have questions regarding the credits granted.

Reserve your room

  • Freshman and sophomore students, except for those who are planning to commute from home, married, or a veteran, are required to live on campus.
  • Visit Room Reservations to submit the residence life e-contract or the request for exemption.

Apply for financial aid and scholarships

Take the UW System placement tests

  • New Transfers who are not receiving transfer credit for MATH or ENGLISH coursework may be required to complete the UW System math and/or English placement exams. 
  • Note: MATH 1000T and ENGLISH 1000T do not count for placement purposes.
  • See Placement Testing for additional information.

Register for classes

  • Transfer students are invited to register in advance, alongside current UW-Platteville students.
  • Watch your email for instructions to schedule your required academic advising appointment. Advising email communications begin in April (registration for fall and summer terms) and November (registration for spring term).
  • Visit the New Student Experience for more information.

Send final transcripts

  • An official copy of your final transcript(s) are required and must be sent to the Office of Admissions and Recruitment.

Get ready for the fall semester to begin

Begin your Transfer Student Experience

  • You'll learn more about all over the topics above.

Start your Experience.

Welcome Weekend

Welcome Weekend

Whether you are a first-year, transfer, or returning student, there is an event for you and an opportunity for you to feel at home at UW-Platteville. You'll have fun exploring campus and the Platteville community, participating in exciting events and activities, and getting connected with fellow students.