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Application Fee Waived To Attend UW Platteville Branch Campuses

Jun 5, 2020 | 12:50 PM

The already-reduced application fee to attend UW-Platteville Baraboo-Sauk County or UW-Platteville Richland will be completely waived from June 5^th to June 15th, making it easier for students to explore UW-Platteville’s two branch campuses as they start or continue toward their education goals. According to Assistant Provost for Branch Campus Operations Dr. Michael Compton, when students complete their new or transfer application, they will be able to skip the application fee portion through Monday June 15th. The campuses will both be offering virtual tours, admission counseling, and other live, online information sessions during the free application period, and throughout the summer. The regular application fee was discounted to $25 earlier in the spring.