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Admission Policy & Requirements

 

Policy

Anyone who desires a university education will be considered for admission to the University of Wisconsin Colleges. Prospective students should apply early. Certain applicants who meet the minimum admission requirements (e.g., those who rank in the bottom quarter of their high school graduating class, or hold a certificate of GED) may have their admission deferred to a future term.

If you are admitted and your high school record, placement test scores, or other previous academic performance indicates that you may have difficulty with university work, you will be required to participate in special programs aimed at preparing you to succeed at university-level coursework.


Requirements


To be admitted to UW-Barron County as a new freshman, a student must:

1. Have graduated from a recognized high school, have a certificate of GED, or present other evidence of ability to begin university work.

2. Have a minimum of 17 college preparatory credits. Thirteen of the 17 credits must be distributed as follows:

  • English: 4 credits
  • Social Science: 3 credits
  • Math: 3 credits (must include at least one credit of algebra and the equivalent of one credit of geometry)
  • Natural Science: 3 credits.

The remaining four credits will be from the above areas, foreign languages, fine arts, computer science or other academic areas.

3. Take the American College Test (ACT) or Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT). The ACT or SAT scores must be received before you will be permitted to register for classes.  Persons who are 21 years old and older will have this requirement waived.


Students who fail to meet these requirements may appeal to the Assistant Dean for Student Services for an exemption. Particular consideration will be given to applicants on the basis of minority group status, physical or learning disability, U.S. Armed Forces veteran status, age group, incarceration, or economic or educational disadvantage. Applicants who have special needs should contact the campus Student Services Office.

How to Enroll

Admission requirements vary according to student category.  The How to Enroll at UW-BC chart is a quick and easy reference that defines the different categories of students admitted to UW-BC and lets you know if a UW System Application needs to be submitted, who needs to pay the $35.00 application fee, who needs to submit transcripts, and any other provisions that need to be followed to complete the necessary steps for admission to UW-BC.
  

 

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