A CAMPUS OF UW OSHKOSH

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FOND DU LAC

As a student on the University of Wisconsin Oshkosh, Fond du Lac Campus, you will find endless opportunities wherever you turn. You’ll be mentored by outstanding professors and guided by academic advisers to help you flourish and grow into the person you are meant to be.

Nearly half of our students are the first in their family to attend college—and that’s a pretty big deal. Our encouraging, tight-knit campus community provides a supportive environment for all students to thrive in. Some arrive with a clear idea of what they want to study, while others choose to figure it out as they go.

CLOSE TO HOME

A WORLD OF

We are a campus of access, meaning we are committed to inclusion and equity. Students from all backgrounds gather in our classrooms to learn from one another and build each other up, and that’s what makes our campus so inspiring.

The Fond du Lac campus is one of three campuses that make up the University of Wisconsin Oshkosh. Our students have the benefit of saving thousands of dollars in tuition as they work toward an Associate of Arts and Science degree or earn general education credits before transferring to a four-year university.

POINTS OF PRIDE

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STUDENT-TO-FACULTY RATIO

16:1TOTAL ENROLLMENT

444

40+ ACRES OF GOTTFRIED PRAIRIE

OUR CAMPUS HAS BEENSERVING THE COMMUNITY MORE THAN 50+ YEARS

At the Fond du Lac campus, we take the word “transfer” seriously. That’s because many students start here to earn foundational college credits while saving money on tuition, housing, meal plans and other fees. Our campus has a solid team of academic advisers who are dedicated to helping students not only establish educational and career goals but also chart a realistic path to achieve them.

Although we are considered a two-year campus, our students have the flexibility to transfer to a four-year university and declare a major whenever they feel ready to do so. In fact, students from the Fond du Lac campus are guaranteed admission to any school in the UW System as long as they meet basictransfer requirements.

CAMPUS LIFEuwo.sh/fdl-lifeWe don’t just talk about the importance of a student-centered campus—we live it every day. You’ll be exposed to new ideas, people and experiences through the many activities and programming offered on campus. As a student, you will have countless opportunities to let loose, have fun and take a break from studying.

ACADEMIC SUPPORTuwo.sh/fdl-tutorsFrom day one on the Fond du Lac campus, you can count on us for support across all areas of academics. Beyond our dedicated professors, we offer free peer-to-peer tutoring for most intro-level courses with specialized resources in math and writing.

CLUBS AND ACTIVITIESuwo.sh/fdl-activitiesThe most common advice current students give to new students is to get involved on campus. Our campus is host to a variety of student organizations and intramural activities for you to explore your interests and connect with peers. From student government to performing arts, competitive sports to computer science, getting involved not only broadens your resume—it enhances your college experience.

STUDENT HOUSING uwo.sh/vue-campusDid you know there’s a student housing complex located near campus? Vue Campus is an independently managed housing community that not only serves as a supportive, inclusive environment for students but also is conducive to their academic achievement.

STUDENT EMPLOYMENTuwosh.edu/careerSome students put all of their focus on studying, while others opt to work part-time throughout college. Those seeking employment may not have to look any further than right on campus! Student workers play an important role as dining staff, office and library assistants, tutors, IT support and more. Some professors even offer research assistantships for highly motivated students.

Continuing your studies at the Oshkosh campus is the simplest way to earn a bachelor’s degree. All three UWO campuses offer the exact same classes, some of which are taught by the same professors, so your transition will be seamless. On the Oshkosh campus, you can choose from more than 250 majors, minors, emphases and certificates to prepare you for your dream career. You will also benefit from dozens of academic resources, educational opportunities related to your major and an impressive array of student activities to take part in.

START HERE, TRANSFER ANYWHERE

• Business• Education• Biological Science• Health Care• Sociology

TOP FIVETRANSFER MAJORS

250+ MAJORS, MINORS AND MORE

FIND YOUR FITuwo.sh/majors

CONTINUE AT THE OSHKOSH CAMPUS

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FINANCIAL AIDThe majority of students at all three campuses of UW Oshkosh receive financial aid. In 2019-2020 we offered more than $165 million to eligible students in the form of scholarships, grants, loans and work-study programs. Visit the Financial Aid Office website to learn more about the types of financial aid you may be eligible for at uwosh.edu/financialaid.

SCHOLARSHIPS The UW Fond du Lac Foundation offers a variety of scholarships based on merit, academics, leadership achievements and other points of eligibility. To be considered for scholarships, students must be admitted to the Fond du Lac Campus of UW Oshkosh and must submit their application by the specified deadline. Learn more about these scholarships at uwo.sh/fdl-scholarships.

FREE APPLICATION FOR FEDERAL STUDENT AID (FAFSA) Students who plan to enroll in college for fall 2021 can file a FAFSA starting on Oct. 1, 2020. The priority filing date for students on all three campuses of UW Oshkosh is Jan. 1, 2021. UW Oshkosh’s FAFSA school code is 003920. Visit fafsa.ed.gov to learn more.

APPLICATION MATERIALSAll of the following items must be received before your application can be reviewed.

n UW System Applicationn High school transcript (official or unofficial)

For fall 2021 applicants, ACT and SAT scores are optional for application review. However, students may choose to submit test scores because they are used as evaluation criteria for many scholarships. Submitting your scores won’t change the admission decision once it has been made. ACT or SAT scores are not required for applicants 21 or older. UWO ACT Code: 4674 UWO SAT Code: 1916

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTSOur mission is to provide access to higher education. If you meet the following admission criteria, you likely will be admitted to the Fond du Lac Campus of UW Oshkosh.

Minimum course requirements to be considered for new freshman admission:n English: 4 yearsn Math: 3 years (including Algebra I and Geometry) n Natural Science: 3 yearsn Social Science: 3 yearsn Additional Academic Electives: 4 years (e.g. foreign language, fine arts or computer science)

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College can be a major investment, but annual tuition at the Fond du Lac campus is among the lowest in the UW System. See for yourself why it pays to start college here. }

BY THE NUMBERS

Average scholarship

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$900in scholarships

awarded annually

$46,000MORE THAN

Average 4-year UW

UW–Madison

Average Wisconsin Private College

UWO Fond du Lac

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100% OF ELIGIBLE APPLICANTS received a scholarship for the 2020-2021 academic year

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