A: If you are taking a CAPP-eligible class at your high school, you will need to first Apply, then Register to fully sign up for the class.
Q: Am I eligible to enroll in CAPP?
A: If you are a high school student and meet at least one of these requirements, you are eligible to enroll in CAPP courses:
- You are in the upper 30 percentile of your class.
- You have a GPA of at least 2.75 on a 4 point scale.
Q: Is CAPP available at my high school?
A: View the listing of participating high schools.
Q: What courses are offered by CAPP?
A: Click to view a listing of the courses. Course offerings vary by high school – contact your high school to see your school’s offerings.
Q: Is it possible to drop a CAPP course?
A: If you decide to drop a course, you must notify your instructor and counselor before the 28th day of the UW Oshkosh semester. Contact your instructor for the specific date. You must also submit the necessary UW Oshkosh paperwork to drop from the college course.
Drop card when you are taking multiple classes and dropping one of them.
Term withdrawal will drop you down to zero CAPP classes.
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A: High school teachers with a graduate degree are approved by the respective UW Oshkosh academic department. These teachers work cooperatively with UW Oshkosh liaison professors to design and implement the CAPP course.
Q: What is the difference between CAPP and Advanced Placement (AP)?
A: Upon completion of a CAPP course, you will receive a grade based upon your cumulative effort.
With Advanced Placement (AP), a particular grade on a final standardized test determines if college credits are awarded. Different universities have different grade requirements. In both cases, you will receive high school Carnegie units required for graduation.
Q: How much will courses cost?
A: Tuition is based upon the number of credit hours for a particular course. Courses may be 2, 3, 4 or 5 credits. The per-credit tuition amount is determined by the University of Wisconsin System and changes annually but is never more than half of the on-campus tuition cost. Each school district establishes its own policy relative to student payment of tuition and books.
Q: Will CAPP credits transfer to my chosen college or university?
A: Click here to see how credits transfer.
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A: As a CAPP student, you are eligible for a UW Oshkosh Titan Card and are encouraged to use the Polk Library facilities and computer labs when they are available. Due to CAPP’s reduced tuition, the Student Rec and Wellness Center is not available to CAPP students.
Q: What is the grade scale?
A: The grades earned are considered dual credit; high school and university. Your university grade is recorded on a transcript using this scale:
A grade of a “C” or better is necessary for most credit transfers.
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Q: What if I have questions not on this list?
A: Feel free to Contact the CAPP Office at UW Oshkosh
Contact Us
Phone: (920) 424-3003
Fax: (920) 424-3125
Email: capp@uwosh.edu
Please direct all ECCP questions to
Phone: (920) 424-2275
Email: hscollegecredit@uwosh.edu
UW Oshkosh CAPP
Hours: M–F 7:45 a.m.–4:30 p.m.
Location: Swart 128 (within COLS Dean's Suite)
Mailing Address
University of Wisconsin Oshkosh
ATTN: CAPP
800 Algoma Blvd
Oshkosh, WI 54901