Tag: Admissions
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Transfer agreements create new pathways to four-year degree | FVTC News
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Fox Valley Technical College has officially signed two articulation agreements that will allow students earning an Associate of Arts (AA) or Associate of Science (AS) from FVTC to seamlessly transfer to UW Oshkosh or UW-Green Bay with junior standing to continue their education. Both agreements were signed during an event at Fox Valley Technical College.…
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UW-Green Bay Marinette Campus hosts Career Opportunities Expo
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More than 200 area high school juniors and seniors attended sessions at the Marinette Menominee Area chamber Career Opportunities Expo held on the UW—Green Bay, Marinette Campus. The event held on January 10 was part of the Education and Workforce Development Committee Outreach. Area students attended sessions with about 50 community volunteers to discuss various career paths. …
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UW-Green Bay finds creative ways to recruit next generation of Phoenix | WLUK
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ASHWAUBENON (WLUK) — UW-Green Bay is finding creative ways to introduce college to younger students in Northeast Wisconsin. UW-Green Bay invited local schools, kindergarten through eighth grade, for its Education Day to watch the men’s basketball game at no cost at the Resch Center Monday morning. Kids got a glimpse of what their future could…
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AP, IB programs helping students prepare for college | Door County Daily News
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There are multiple reasons why taking Advanced Placement (AP) or International Baccalaureate (IB) courses may benefit your students at home. The AP and IB programs allow students to participate in college-level coursework and potentially earn post-secondary school credits through testing. While the closest IB programs are in Green Bay, many of the high schools in…
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UW-Green Bay to hold Admitted Student Day this Saturday
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Green Bay, WI — Students who are still deciding, or have already committed to becoming UW-Green Bay’s next class of resilient problem solvers and fearless dreamers, this Saturday is for YOU. UW-Green Bay Admissions is hosting “Admitted Student Day” on Saturday, November 19th from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Green Bay campus location.…
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New GBOSS web pages are live!
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We are excited to celebrate the new look and feel of the Green Bay One Stop Shop (GBOSS) webpages. This website serves as a guide for our students to find the information that is most critical for them to locate on uwgb.edu. The information is organized into four groups: ‘Everything Monday,’ ‘College Tasks,’ ‘Student Resources,’…
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Wis. Department of Safety and Professional Services offers additional information on LicensE
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Announcing the LicensE Open House! From September 28 through October 12, the Wisconsin Department of Safety and Professional Services is offering an opportunity to get to know LicensE a little better. During that two-week window, non-applicants will be able to explore the platform in a test environment. You can “apply” for a license and receive communications from…
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Green Bay student says he’s grateful for loan debt relief announcement | WBAY
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GREEN BAY, Wis. (WBAY) – Breeze Christian of Neenah is entering his senior year at the University of Wisconsin, Green Bay. While he is looking for a post-graduation job, Breeze says he is grateful for the head start President Biden provided him with, which will make the job search a little easier. “It’s something that…
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UW System considering automatic admissions for in-state high school graduates | Wisconsin Public Radio
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Goal is to stem enrollment declines and improve access to higher education The University of Wisconsin System is considering automatically admitting high school graduates to its campuses in hopes of stemming enrollment declines and boosting college access. The percentage of high school students enrolling at the state’s 13 universities has been falling since 2013, according…
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Spring enrollment down at most UW campuses compared with 2021 (UWGB enrollment is bucking trend) | Wisconsin Public Radio
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Spring enrollment data from the University of Wisconsin System show continued declines at many two-year campuses and some four-year universities.Enrollment across all state public colleges and universities showed little change, with an average 1.6 percent decline this spring, according to final UW System data. The average among all four-year universities was down 1.4 percent while…