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Prospective Domestic Exchange

We're happy that you're considering applying to UW Oshkosh! If you have any questions at all as you go through this process, please contact us at +1-920-424-0775 or at nse@uwosh.edu.

Application

Application Deadlines: Apply by the NSE deadline to ensure placement through the NSE conference. Late applications are generally not accepted but will be considered on a case-by-case basis.

Application

Apply for Acceptance to the University

Special Student Form

Official transcripts or marks sheets plus diplomas and certificates that confirm the degree granted, in the original language.

All documents not in English must be accompanied by an official English translation.
Transcripts must include the full list of courses completed plus grades for each course EXCEPT courses currently in progress. An updated transcript must be submitted after final grades become available.
First-year students (freshmen) must submit documents from all secondary schools previously attended.
Students with 29 or fewer college-level credits (less than one year of study) earned at a U.S. university/college OR a U.S. university/college outside the U.S. must submit documents from all secondary schools, colleges and universities previously attended.
Students with 30 or more college-level credits (more than one year of study) earned at a U.S. university/college OR a U.S. university/college outside the U.S. must submit documents from all colleges and universities previously attended.
TRANSCRIPTS, DIPLOMAS & CERTIFICATES MUST BE SENT DIRECTLY TO UW OSHKOSH BY THE ISSUING INSTITUTION. Alternatively, applicants may send transcripts, diplomas and certificates to UW Oshkosh IF they are SEALED in an envelope which has clearly been provided by the academic institution awarding the transcripts, diplomas or certificates.
Students who have studied at a U.S. institution may be able to send transcripts electronically through the Credentials Electronic Exchange. If this is an option for you, please let your international admissions counselor know that you are sending your transcripts electronically and give the date on which your transcripts should arrive at UW Oshkosh. Use the email address applyworldwide@uwosh.edu to make this notification.
Mail original documents to: Office of International Education, University of Wisconsin Oshkosh, 800 Algoma Blvd, Oshkosh, WI 54901, USA.

The review of your application will take between 2-4 weeks depending on the timing of the application submission. Once a decision has been made, applicants will be notified by email.

Admissions Criteria

Exchange: Admission criteria include individual course grades, a cumulative GPA of 2.5 or higher on a 4.0 scale, and the English proficiency score. An applicant's high school academic record will always be considered when fewer than 30 college-level semester credits have been earned at the time of application and may also be required of any student whose application requires further review.

Cost

Estimated Expenses

Fall 2019 - Spring 2020

Every August, tuition & fees, housing, meal and insurance fees are updated. Estimates may change for students beginning after August.

Expense	1 Semester	2 Semesters
Full-time Tuition & Fees	paid to home university	paid to home university
Housing (double)	$2,234	$4,468
All-Access Meal Plan	$1,590	$3,180
Books & Student ID	$300	$600
Total	$4,124	$8,248

An accommodation deposit is due at the time that you reserve housing. All other fees payable to UW Oshkosh are due prior to the first day of class.

Fees payable to UW Oshkosh include housing, meals, books, and student ID. The housing fee is based on the lowest-cost accommodation in double rooms on the UW Oshkosh campus and includes the housing deposit.

In addition to fees owed to UW Oshkosh, you will incur personal expenses during your stay. On average, a student may spend approximately $1,000 each semester. Every individual's spending habits are different; an individual student’s personal expenses may be higher or lower than the estimate.

Apply!