CAPP STUDENT SCHOLARSHIP
Your CAPP Experience Can Earn You $1,000 at UWO
You’ve already gotten a head start on college through CAPP. Keep that momentum going at UW-Oshkosh and you’ll receive a $1,000 CAPP Scholarship for your first year.
How to earn your $1,000 scholarship
- Complete at least one UWO CAPP course with a grade of C or better.*
- Apply (or receive Direct Admission) and be accepted at UW-Oshkosh as a first-year, degree-seeking student.
- Commit to UWO and register for Titan Takeoff, our orientation experience.
Honors students receive $500 more
Eligible students selected for the UWO Honors Program receive an additional $500 scholarship, bringing your total CAPP scholarship to $1,500.
You’re already a Titan
As a CAPP student, you’ve already experienced what it’s like to take a UWO course and earn real college credit. When you choose UWO for your degree, you can build on the progress you’ve already made:
- Your UWO credits come with you.
- Your completed courses apply toward your degree requirements.
- You arrive with college experience and momentum toward graduation.
You’ve already started your UWO journey. Why not keep going?
* Students enrolled only in the ECCP program are not eligible for the CAPP Scholarship.
Common College Terms That Are Helpful To Know
FERPA: Family Education Rights & Privacy Act (FERPA) gives students the right to access their academic records. FERPA requires that the college or university protects the confidentiality of student records. This includes being unable to disclose permission to parents of college students. Learn more about FERPA
Unofficial transcript vs. Official transcript: Unofficial transcripts are usually used for things like student academic advising. An official transcript is issued from the registrar’s office of your school and has the official school seal on it. Official transcripts are used to send information about your academic history to other schools that you are applying to.
Prerequisite: A prerequisite is a course that must be completed before taking another class. For example, Calculus I is a prerequisite for Calculus II.
Registrar: This a college official who is responsible for registering students as well as maintaining student records.
Course Catalog: A detailed list of all courses available at a particular college or university. A course catalog also contains school policies and other important information.
Credit hours: One credit hour is equal to one hour of class per week. For example, a class which meets for 3 hours per week is worth 3 credit hours, and students will be granted 3 credits for completing the course.
Plagiarism: Plagiarism is especially serious at a college level. Plagiarism may occur when you reference text or ideas from a different source without acknowledging the original source. Each school has a formal policy regarding plagiarism and students who are found plagiarizing will suffer consequences that may range from a 0 on the assignment or test, to academic probation or suspension, or in severe cases, expulsion from the college or university.
UW Oshkosh policies of academic integrity and academic misconduct
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