As a student, you will have three different accounts that have different login requirements.

Titan Web is your student account from which you can find your enrollment date, enroll in classes, pay your tuition, manage your financial aid and generate reports.

Log In Instructions

You also can access Titan Web by going to www.uwosh.edu/tw.

From the UW Oshkosh homepage, hover over the Titan Services drop-down menu in the top navigation and then select “Titan Web.”

• Your User ID is a: Capital “W” followed by your 7-digit student ID number.
• Your default password is the: First two (2) letters of your first name, first two (2) letters of your last name and the last four (4) digits of your student ID number. All letters should be capitalized.
• Example:
  Name: Jane Doe                              Student ID: 0123456
  User ID = W0123456                     Password = JADO3456

Important Information

Passwords are case sensitive. It is highly recommended that you change your password immediately after your initial login. Your new password must contain six (6) or more characters and at least one (1) digit. After you have finished changing your password, logout and log in again with your new password.

Forget Your Password or Having Trouble Logging In?

Contact UW Oshkosh’s academic computing help desk at (920) 424-3020. They will be able to assist you. Please make sure to have your student ID number available before calling.

Titan Web Account Tutorials

If you would like more information on using the various features of your Titan Web account, tutorials are available on the Registrar’s website.

This is the last account you must activate as a returning student. Your NetID is used as a login for computer labs on campus, to access the Canvas system, to sign up for housing, to access the WiFi, to utilize your My UWO Portal and as a login for various websites.

To activate your NetID account:

1. Go to the NetID password change website: https://netid.uwosh.edu/changePassword/
   Select First-time Activation.
2. Your username is the first part of your email address. Do not type “@uwosh.edu” after your username. (see Step 4 for finding your email address)
3. Your current password is set to your 7-digit campus student ID number.
4. You must type in a new password and make sure it meets the criteria set on the right side of the page.
5. Type new password again to confirm that it matches.
6. Select the “Change Password” button.

Forget Your Password or Having Trouble Logging In?

Contact UW Oshkosh’s academic computing help desk at (920) 424-3020. They will be able to assist you. Please make sure to have your student ID number available before calling.

Your UW Oshkosh email account is extremely important, as it is considered the official method for communication at the University. The University expects that email communications will be received and read by students in a timely fashion and recommends checking this account at least twice per week.

Shortly after your re-admission to the university, your UW Oshkosh email account will be active and ready for use.  You can verify that your account has been created by searching for your name in the online directory: www.uwosh.edu/directory.  If you can find your name, you should have a functional UWO email, ready for use.

How to Access Your Email

Forget Your Password or Having Trouble Logging In?

Contact UW Oshkosh’s academic computing help desk at (920) 424-3020. They will be able to assist you. Please make sure to have your student ID number available before calling.

You can also visit the academic computing website for additional information on how to log in.

Set Up Your Multi-Factor Authentication

Multi-Factor Authentication is two-step verification process that each UWO student must use when accessing their Outlook email account. This authentication process is to better secure your email, especially when accessing sensitive information. Because passwords can be forgotten, stolen, or compromised, this additional security step helps to make your account more difficult for others to access.

Please do this IMMEDIATELY after you receive your UW Oshkosh email information. The UW Oshkosh IT Department has step-by-step instructions as to how to set this up on their website here.

Oshkosh Campus admitted re-entry students are eligible to meet with academic advisors in the Undergraduate Advising Resource Center (UARC). Please call the UARC at (920) 424-1268 to set up an appointment. If you are a student re-entering on probation, you are required to meet with a UARC advisor before you can enroll in classes. You will be scheduled to meet with an appropriate adviser for your college and major.

Fond du Lac Campus re-entries can contact the Student Affairs Solution Center at (920) 929-1122 or email fdlinfo@uwosh.edu for advising assistance.

Fox Cities Campus re-entries can contact the Student Affairs Solution Center at (929) 832-2620 or email foxinfo@uwosh.edu for advising assistance.

If you are a student re-entering on probation, you are required to meet with an academic advisor before you can enroll in classes.

Please log into TitanWeb to access your Academic Advisement Report (degree audit report) and bring a copy with you to your advising appointment.

UWO students receive an enrollment date for each term. Students are not able to enroll for a given semester until their enrollment date. Students are assigned an enrollment date based on the number of earned credits. Students can find their enrollment appointment listed in their TitanWeb account under Enrollment Dates on the right hand side.  Be sure to click on the “Details” link to see your enrollment date.

If you are able to register for your courses prior to your scheduled advising appointment, it is recommended that you sign up for courses and then finalize your course selections with your advisor during your appointment. 

If you register for classes without meeting with an advisor, it is still in your best interest to follow up with an advisor to confirm that your selected courses are going to help you achieve your desired educational path and meet specified requirements.

For further instruction on how to register for your courses, please refer to the TitanWeb Help for Students page created by the Registrar’s Office. If you are unable to find the help you need on this page, please call the Registrar’s Office at (920) 424-3454.

The Wisconsin Board of Regents’ Housing Policy states that all students MUST live on campus unless they meet one of the following requirements:

• Earned at least 48 credits by the first day of classes.
• Lived on campus for four semesters (includes previous schools).
• Will be 21 years old by the first day of class.
• Commuting from a parent or legal guardian’s permanent home located within 45 miles of UW Oshkosh.
• Married, veteran or single parent.

On Campus Living

If you will be living on campus, you can apply for housing online. Please be aware that you must have already secured your spot in the incoming class (step one) in order to begin your housing process. Visit the Residence Life website for more information.

File the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) at studentaid.gov as soon as possible after October 1 to be considered for financial aid. The UWO school code is 003920. The priority filing date at UWO is January 1 for the following academic year.

Purchase a commuter parking permit here. Commuter student parking is guaranteed. If you’re living in the residence halls, you will be sent a parking permit application from the Parking Services Office prior to the start of the semester. Students living on campus are not guaranteed a parking permit.