ACCREDITED COLLEGE OR UNIVERSITY As long as the courses follow a similar curriculum and you received a grade of “D-” or higher, the credit should transfer. Some degree programs require at least a “C” or higher in order to transfer to UW-Superior. TECHNICAL COLLEGE UW-Superior offers many transfer agreements for students who have completed a specific degree program or certification requirement at a technical college. For specific technical college transferability and to speak to a transfer specialist, contact our admissions office at 715-394-8230. MILITARY EXPERIENCE Students whose length of service is one year or more may transfer a maximum of 32 semester credits for education and certain specialized training programs completed while in the military. CREDIT FOR PRIOR LEARNING/EXPERIENCE Credit may be awarded for related work experience or other work- related training depending on your program. Your learning through life experience and previous education could transfer into credits. Learn more at uwsuper.edu/CPL. TRANSFERRING CREDITS
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average student class size
4 research centers
6% international students from over 30 countries
Use this convenient tool to see how your credits will transfer.
1. Create a free student account at www.transferology.com/school/uwsuper 2. Enter the institution’s name from where you have received or may be currently receiving credits. 3. Enter the semester and year that the course was completed. (i.e. Fall 2021) 4. Enter the course department and course number. This will be found on your transcript. (i.e. CHEM 105 or CHEM 1102) 5. Add all of the courses to the My Courses list. 6. Click the Search for Matches button. 7. Search for the University of Wisconsin-Superior in the school search bar. 8. Look at Matches, Maybes, and Misses for UW-Superior to see how your credits transfer. 9. If any courses come back as Maybes or Misses , click the button to ‘Request Information’ and select ‘Advising’ . A representative from UW-Superior will respond to your inquiry about transfer credits and enter the course equivalencies.
46% of students are the first in their family to attend college
12:1 student-to-faculty ratio
Collected data is from the Undergraduate Follow-Up Report conducted by UW-Superior’s Institutional Research and Sponsored Programs.
Collected data is from the Undergraduate Follow-Up Report conducted by UW-Superior’s Institutional Research and Sponsored Programs. *95% of students are either employed or continuing their education within 6 months of graduation 4
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