Admitted Graduate Student

If you haven’t already done so, activate your account. To activate your account, you will need your UWEC username, campus ID, DOB, and last four digits of your social security number. Your username and campus ID can be found in your letter of acceptance or the application acknowledgment email (which is sent from our LTS Help Desk within three business days of submitting your application).

Once you are accepted to a graduate program, your UWEC email account is created during an overnight process, and you should be able to access your email account the following day.  

If you were recently enrolled at UWEC and your account is still active, you may log in with your existing username and password. You may reset your password at any time.  If you are unable to sign into CampS, your account may need to be reactivated.  If so, contact the Office of Graduate Studies at 715-836-2721 or graduate@uwec.edu.

Financial aid is based on filling out the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). Eligibility for need-based aid is determined through the completion of the FAFSA.

Consider applying for a graduate assistantship, fellowship, and/or Advanced Opportunity Program (AOP) grant (March 1 priority deadline). Learn more about the options available to you! We also recommend contacting the department of your intended program to learn about any available scholarships.

The current reciprocity agreement between Minnesota and Wisconsin enables a Minnesota resident to attend Wisconsin public institutions of higher education at rates approximating tuition prevailing in the Minnesota State University System. You may apply online at Online Tuition Reciprocity Application or, if you have additional questions about reciprocity, contact the Minnesota Office of Higher Education at (800) 657-3866.

Before registering each term, log into CampS and accept the Payment Plan Agreement (PPA), verify contact information, and clear any “Holds” and items under your “To Do List.” Clear all holds until your Self-Service page reads “No Holds” and “No To Do’s.” If you have any questions about your holds or to-do’s, contact Blugold Central at 715-836-3000.

This article describes how to plan and validate your course schedule, as well as enroll in classes through CampS. Regular consultation and program planning with your advisor should help assure all requirements are met. You may also access your degree and graduation requirements by requesting an online Degree Audit within CampS or by checking the Graduate Catalog of the year you were accepted to the program.

Check with your department to find out if your program requires an orientation and/or advising session before registering.

• Nursing: Mid-to-late April
• Communication Sciences & Disorders (online): Week-long in mid-June
• Communication Sciences & Disorders (residential): Late August
• School Psychology: Late August

Review your letter of acceptance to determine if a final official transcript is required. After your degree has been conferred on your transcript and within 30 days of your last term, please request an official transcript be sent to the Admissions Office.