Undergraduate Admissions

Navigating your First Year at UWO

It’s a Marathon and a Sprint! UW Oshkosh is well known as a transfer-friendly university, and we have one of the largest transfer populations in the UW System. Because we work with so many students who are interested in transferring to UWO, we’ve assembled the 26.2 tips for applying to UWO as a transfer student. […]

Ten Things to Know Before Starting College

Sometimes, sitting down to start your college applications can feel intimidating, but you can apply to any of the UW Oshkosh’s three campuses in just eight simple steps! Don’t forget — there’s no cost to apply to UWO!

Why We Are Glad to be Titans

Hey everyone! It’s Olivia here with another special blog edition. Today, I’d not only like to promote the UWO Counseling Center, but also just promote student mental health in general. I always advocate for this in my tours, as well! The Counseling Center has something for everyone and I’d like to share with you a few of the great services and programs they have to offer! On top of that, I am writing this blog during the month of March and our Counseling Center is promoting it as “Mindful March”, so what better time to write about this topic!

A Year in the Pandemic: A UWO Student’s Perspective

Have you ever wondered what you can do on a campus? Well, one of the easiest ways to stay connected is through different online communications, such as applications, that you can download on your devices. Having apps that are easily accessed through your phone allows you to have the ability to stay connected.

Here at UW Oshkosh, there are apps geared toward our students on campus so that they can lead a healthy and successful journey. On top of that, there are apps that are must haves for college students that can help too. I’ll be listing a few of my favorite apps that I use almost daily to stay on top of things on campus.

How I Navigated Freshman Year as a First-Generation College Student

Hello Future Titans! My name is Jake Vosters, and I am a sophomore here at UW Oshkosh. I’m studying English and Secondary Education, with a minor in Spanish. Using these, I hope to one day become an English teacher that can also use my skills to pass on some Spanish. Now that I’ve got a few semesters under my belt, I’ve picked out some of the most gorgeous spots on campus that I like to go to study, to write or just to gaze upon nature’s beauty from the beautiful surroundings of our campus, and I’m here to tell you all about them!