College of Professional Studies

CPS-Continuing Education

Registration Instructions Note: If you are registering for courses with section numbers 1 through 4, please register through your MyPoint account. Contact Registration and Records if you are a new student. If you are registering for sections numbers 79 and up, please use the registration information below.
New to UWSP? *Click here for REGULAR MAIL* Registration**
Returning or Continuing Students: Click here for ONLINE Registration Click here for EMAIL Registration

Tuition:
	Determine your tuition according to the course information, or by using the fee chart provided. Please remember to note any additional fees shown under each course. For all courses held on the UW-Stevens Point campus, segregated fees are included in the estimated tuition amounts listed under each course. * PLEASE NOTE THAT ALL 500 - 700 LEVEL COURSES ARE AVAILABLE AT THE GRADUATE LEVEL ONLY. * Dual numbered courses, listed with a slash, may be taken at the undergraduate or graduate level.

Questions????
To contact CPS-Continuing Education:

Vicki Carlson vcarlson@uwsp.edu 715-346-4782
Program Areas: Communicative Disorders, Health Promotion/Human Development,
Health Sciences, Interior Architecture

Laurie Kallstrom lkallstr@uwsp.edu 715-346-4324
Program Areas: Division of Business and Economics

Cathy Scheder cscheder@uwsp.edu 715-346-3801
Program Areas: School of Education, Health/Exercise Science/Athletics

Karen Zach kzach@uwsp.edu 715-346-4061
Assistance with: General course information, registration, website

call us at 800-898-9472,
send your fax to 715-346-2429

We are located on the UWSP campus in the College of Professional Studies, Room 100
CPS-Continuing Education office hours are Monday – Thursday, 8:00 am – 4 pm. Fridays by Appointment.

Customer Service Hours 9:30 am - 3 pm - Located in Old Main, RM 032

"Mail-in" or "walk-in" registration process is on a first-come, first-served basis.

Classes offered through the College of Professional Studies - Continuing Education are intended for the "non-traditional" student, who is unable to attend regular classes on campus during the week. Class time and dates vary considerably — please consult the individual course descriptions for details.

You are a non-traditional student if you are one or more of the following ...

are 24 years old or older.

are married.

have children.

are a veteran.

have been away from school for more than 18 months.

are the first generation in your family to attend college.

PAYMENT OPTIONS - Account/Billing information:

PLEASE NOTE: UWSP no longer mails printed billing statements. Each month you will receive an email via your UWSP email address informing you that your billing statement is available for viewing online. You will need your UWSP logon and password to access your bill.

PAY IN FULL - Send Check or money order for payment in full at the time of registration with the signed Credit Agreement.

SEND A DEPOSIT - Send a $100 registration deposit and signed Credit Agreement with your completed registration form. (see above)

In addition, all current and prior term balances must be paid in full.

The deposit, to be paid in cash, check, or money order, will apply toward your total fees. Future term Financial Aid cannot be used to pay the $100 deposit. This deposit will be returned to you if the class is filled or cancelled.

PAY YOUR BALANCE BY CREDIT CARD or WEBCHECK - You can now pay your balance online using your MASTERCARD, DISCOVER OR AMERICAN EXPRESS (2.5% service charge will apply), or you may use WebCheck (no service charge). When you receive your tuition bill, go to: www.uwsp.edu/billpay and follow the easy instructions.

OTHER IMPORTANT INFORMATION

If You Are Registering For Graduate Credit, Please Note The Following:
Admission to a degree program is not required for students taking courses. "Graduate Special" is the designation for students taking courses for personal enrichment or certification. The only requirement for this status is a baccalaureate degree from an accredited institution. The student certifies this status during each registration process. Neither a graduate school application nor transcript is required. However, students who intend to pursue a master's degree should apply for admission as a "Graduate Regular" student, preferably during their first semester. This is important because a maximum of nine (9) credit hours earned as "Graduate Special" may apply to a degree program, and then only with the permission of the Graduate Degree Program.

Late Registration
Late registration and walk-ins are strongly discouraged because you may find the class full. If you register after the second class meeting, you will be assessed a $20.00 late fee.

Course Confirmation
When possible, confirmation letters will be sent to registrants electronically. Please provide your email address. Confirmations will be sent to registrants either approximately one week prior to the start of the course. Read this letter carefully for any information you need to know prior to the first class meeting.

Course Cancellations
UWSP Continuing Education courses are taught contingent upon enrollment. The decision is made approximately two weeks prior to the course start date. If the enrollment is low, usually less than 12 graduate students or 21 undergraduates or a combination thereof, it is possible that the course will be cancelled. REGISTER EARLY to increase the chances that the class or site you want will be held!!!

We reserve the right to cancel a course due to insufficient enrollment; in this case, a full refund will be granted.

Withdrawals and Refund Policy
Cancellations (before the class begins) and withdrawals (after the class begins) must be submitted in writing to UWSP Continuing Education. Cancellations have no fees due. The percentage of refund for withdrawals is based on time of notification. Please call to notify us of your intent to cancel or withdraw, followed by a letter (as required by state auditors) or you can go to our web site shown and submit the withdrawal form online.

Instructors are not responsible for advising UWSP Continuing Education of student withdrawals. Failure to officially complete changes may result in "F" grades or loss of credit.

All students withdrawing from classes will be assessed the following withdrawal fees:

Withdrawals effective the first week of classes will be assessed $50.00.
Withdrawals effective the second week of classes will be assessed $100.00.

In addition, fee reductions for a complete official withdrawal from the university will be made according to the following percentages in the chart below:

Session Length	Withdrawal During Week Number:
Session Length	1	2	3	4	5+
12+ weeks	100%	100%	50%	50%	0
8 - 11 weeks	100%	50%	25%	0	0
5 - 7 weeks	100%	50%	0	0	0
3 - 4 weeks	100%	25%	0	0
2 weeks	100%	0

If you have needs that require special assistance, please notify us at least four weeks in advance of the program date.

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