Register for TREK
TREK (Transfer Resources and Engagement Kickoff) is a required one-day program designed to help you successfully transition to UWL.
During TREK, you'll have opportunities to connect with other transfer students, learn about campus resources, and prepare for your journey as an Eagle.
Review your Transfer Credit Report
Your transfer credit report lists the courses accepted from your previous institution(s) and the UWL equivalents. The time required to complete a credit report varies depending on factors such as the number of institutions attended and credits earned.
We will notify you via email when your report is complete. The completed report can be viewed in your WINGS Student Center. Visit the Transfer Credit Report section of our Credit for Prior Learning page for additional information.
Please note: Second-Degree Students do not receive a complete credit evaluation. Consult with the Dean's office for your college to determine courses needed to complete a second undergraduate degree.
Request Official Scores for National Exams
UWL awards credit for a variety of standardized exams, including Advanced Placement (AP), College Level Examination Program (CLEP), and International Baccalaureate (IB). To be considered, official scores must be sent from the testing organization to Admissions for evaluation.
Visit the Credit by Exam section of our Credit for Prior Learning page for course equivalencies based on exam scores.
Review Academic Advising Information
Advising information is mailed to Fall transfer students at the end of March. Academic advising will be completed with an academic advisor from your assigned college. Check your admission letter to confirm your college assignment.
- Transfer Advising Information by College:
- Review Courses for the Upcoming Term:
Please note: Second-Degree Students consult with the Dean's office for your college for academic advising.
Complete Placement Testing (if required)
Depending on the coursework you are transferring to UWL, you may be required to submit Universities of Wisconsin Placement Test scores. Scores are used to determine appropriate placement in math, English, and foreign language.
The UW Placement Tests are used across the UW system. If you have previously attended or planned to attend another UW institution, you may have already completed these tests. Scores from previous testing completed within the past two years may be submitted.
To request evaluation of previous scores, email Matt Jurvelin, Testing Coordinator. Provide your full name, date of birth, and the approximate date the exam was taken.