Future undergraduate students looking to major in a field within the College of Letters & Science will find a lot of their questions answered here.
We have information specifc for anyone interested in applying to an undergraduate program in the College of Letters & Science as freshmen, transfer, online/distance, or non-degree/audit students. If you can’t find what you are looking for, contact us at let-sci@uwm.edu.
Prospective students and family members: Ask us (and every college you are considering) questions about these topics!
- Requirements for your intended major
- Research opportunities in your major
- Sample career outcomes of our alumni
- Study abroad opportunities
- Internship and experiential learning opportunities in your major
Student Types
For students who have attended any two-year or four-year college or university previously.
Transfer StudentFor students who intend to earn a degree by taking only online classes.
Online/DistanceFor individuals seeking to take a class but not earn a degree or credential from UWM.
Non-Degree/AuditAcademics
Understand the different advisors you may be assigned and their role in supporting your educational journey.
Undergraduate AdvisingUnderstand what placement options exist for different subject areas, credit loads, and more.
Placement InformationCosts
Understand the current rates for tuition, housing, meal plans and more.
UWM Cost & Financial AidOverview of scholarships available through the College of Letters & Science.
Letters & Science ScholarshipsOverview of other scholarships and aid available on campus.
UWM ScholarshipsExperiential Learning
UWM prides itself on providing research opportunities to any undergraduate who wants to build their resume with hands-on experience in their field of study. The Office of Undergraduate Research helps students find the right match.
OURUWM offers a variety of opportunities around the world ranging from short-term trips to semester-long or year-long programs. Pre-planning is essential to prepare for a study abroad experience.
Study AbroadHands-on experience is essential to building a resume before graduation. Students find internships in a number of ways through their own networking or through job postings in their program. The Center for Student Experience and Talent helps students with the search process.
InternshipsCampus Resources
UWM offers a wide range of on-campus resources, such as academic support and mental health resources. Students also find community within our student centers.