Application for Undergraduate Admission

General Information

and Instructions

Use the electronic application (apply.wisconsin.edu) or this form to

apply for undergraduate admission to any UW System institution.

If you wish to apply for admission to more than one UW System

institution, submit a separate application form to each. Duplicated

copies may be used as long as they are legible and the proper

institution is designated on each copy. Each copy must bear an

original signature. Detach the application form and submit the

completed application to the admissions office at the institution to

which you are applying (see page 3 for addresses).

Detailed instructions for completing this application are found

inside this document. For additional assistance, contact or consult:

• Your high school counselor.

• The Admissions Office at the institution(s) to

which you are applying.

• The University of Wisconsin’s Higher Education

Location Program (UW HELP) Office at 1-800-

442-6459, 711 for Wisconsin Relay, or on the Web

at: uwhelp.wisconsin.edu and apply@uwsa.edu

• The Veterans Services Office at the institution to

which you are applying for assistance with active

military/veteran benefits.

• The UW HELP Summer Workbook.

Application deadlines

UW System institutions begin accepting applications on August 1

for the following fall semester. Most have application priority dates

or deadlines after which applications may no longer be considered,

so it is generally to your advantage to apply as early as possible.

You are encouraged to obtain application priority dates and

deadlines from each institution to which you are applying to.

NEW FRESHMAN APPLICANTS

Application Fee: The UW System application has a no-cost

undergraduate application fee except for the following campuses

unless students qualify for a fee waiver based on financial hardship.

You can self-report the need for an application fee waiver on the

application.

• UW-Eau Claire ($25)

• UW-Eau Claire – Barron County ($25)

• UW-La Crosse ($25)

• UW-Madison ($60)

New freshmen applying for admission must pay a nonrefundable

application fee (if required) with each application submitted. The

fee is good for one year (two semesters and a summer session).

A separate check or money order, payable to the institution(s) to

which you are applying, must accompany each application. Do not

send cash.

Transcripts: A transcript of your complete high school record

(beginning with grade 9) is required. If you are still enrolled in high

school, submit your completed application form(s) and high school

transcript(s) to the UW System institution(s) to which you are

applying. If you have already graduated, contact your high school

to have an official transcript sent to each UW System institution

to which you are applying. If you have a GED/HSED, you will need

to have an official score report sent in addition to an official high

school transcript.

Test Scores: ACT and SAT scores are suspended as part of the

application review process for all UW System campuses through the

2024-2025 academic year. You do not have to submit ACT or SAT

scores, but they are optional to send in for consideration.

Courses in Progress: If you are still attending high school, be sure

to complete Section E of this form. If you are taking college courses

while in high school, list them in Section F. AP, IB, and PLTW courses

do not count as college-level courses.

Letter of recommendation: A letter of recommendation is not

required for admission to a UW campus. Exception: UW-Madison

requires a single letter from an academic source such as a teacher,

school counselor, or faculty member.

TRANSFER APPLICANTS

Application Fee: The UW System application has a no-cost

undergraduate application fee except for the following campuses

unless students qualify for a fee waiver based on financial hardship.

You can self report the need for an application fee waiver on the

application.

• UW-Eau Claire ($25)

• UW-Eau Claire – Barron County ($25)

• UW-La Crosse ($25)

• UW-Madison ($60)

This fee is not required if your last institution attended as a degree-

seeking student was a UW System institution within the past year.

The application fee is required if you previously attended only as a

special (non-degree seeking) student. The fee is good for one year

(two semesters and a summer session). A separate check or money

order, payable to the institution(s) to which you are applying, must

accompany each application. Do not send cash.

Transcripts: An official transcript of your complete high school

record (beginning with grade 9) and transcripts from all post-

secondary institutions you have attended are required. Contact your

high school and each previously attended institution to request that

official transcripts be sent to the UW System institution(s) to which

you are applying. If you have a GED/HSED, you will also need to

have an official score report sent.

Test Scores: Neither the ACT nor the SAT is generally required of

transfer students. You will be notified if any standardized test scores

are required in order to complete your application.

Letter of recommendation: A letter of recommendation is not

required for admission to a UW campus. Exception: UW-Madison

requires a single letter from an academic source such as a teacher,

school counselor, or faculty member.

08.2022

RE-ENTRY APPLICANTS

Application Fee: The application fee is not required if you are

applying to a UW System institution you have previously attended as

a degree-seeking student.

Transcripts: You do not need to resubmit your high school

transcripts. However, if you have attended any college or university

since you last attended the institution you now wish to reenter, you

must request official transcripts from these institutions.

Test Scores: Not required.

High School Information: You do not need to complete Section E.

Courses in Progress: If you are currently enrolled at a college or

university, be sure to complete Section F of this application.

Letter of Recommendation: Please check with the institution(s)

to which you are applying for more information about letters of

recommendation.

INTERNATIONAL APPLICANTS

Most UW campuses do not use this application form for

international student admission. You are encouraged to obtain

application information from each institution to which you are

applying to. The institution(s) to which you are applying will

provide detailed instructions for completing the application

process. International applicants are required to provide a non-U.S.

permanent home address when applying for admission. In addition

to an application fee and official transcripts, you will be required

to provide other documents to complete your application. Use the

information found on page 3 of this application to communicate

with the UW System institution(s) of interest.

SPECIAL / NON-DEGREE APPLICANTS

Each UW System institution has separate procedures for

the admission of students who are interested in enrolling in

undergraduate-level courses without formally entering a degree

program. Some institutions use a different application form for

students in this category. Consult the appropriate UW System

institution for specific information about admission, deadlines and

the correct form to use.

Additional information

Equal Opportunity: The UW System is committed to equal op-

portunity for all persons regardless of race, color, sex, creed, age,

ancestry, religion, national origin, disability, sexual orientation,

political affiliation, pregnancy, parental status, or marital status

in its educational programs, activities and employment policies.

This statement is published in accordance with Section 504 of the

Rehabilitation Act of 1973 (as amended), and the Americans with

Disabilities Act (ADA).

Inquiries concerning compliance with the requirements of Title IX

referring to equal opportunity regardless of sex may be directed to

the UW System Office of Equal Opportunity Compliance, 1570 Van

Hise Hall, 1220 Linden Drive, Madison, Wisconsin 53706 (608-262-

5504). Inquiries pertaining to nondiscrimination on the basis of

disability may be addressed to the Office of the Chancellor at the

institution to which you are applying.

Personal Information: Upon submission of an application,

the personal data collected in the UW System Application for

Admission will be shared with the UW System campus(es) that you

are applying to. This data will be used to set up your record at the

campus to be considered for admission. Submitted applications are

property of the UW System.

Use and Disclosure of U.S. Social Security or Other Taxpayer

Identification Number: Federal law allows the University to request

and use your Social Security Number (SSN) or other Taxpayer

Identification Number (TIN) for routine record keeping, institutional

statistics and research, and compliance with Federal and State

reporting requirements. Although providing the SSN or TIN is not

required for admission to the University, it is required for financial

aid and ensures that you will be able to claim the new educational

tax benefits, if eligible, on your federal tax return. The University

may use the SSN or TIN for billing and collection efforts, financial

aid, internal verification and administrative purposes.

The SSN or TIN is protected under the Federal Privacy Act of 1974

(5 U.S.C. 552a) and the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act

(FERPA) (20 U.S.C. 1232g) and will only be disclosed as provided

above or with the student’s consent or as otherwise required or

permitted by law.

Use and Disclosure of Racial/Ethnic Information: The U.S.

Department of Education (DOE) requires the University to report

the number of students in various racial/ethnic categories. Your

cooperation in furnishing accurate information will be appreciated.

Racial/ethnic heritage information will be treated as confidential

and will not appear on academic records, grade reports, class lists

or transcripts. Individual student racial/ethnic information will be

released only with the student’s consent or as otherwise permitted

by law.

Services for Veterans: For the purposes of this application only, a

veteran is a former or current member of the United States Military.

Veterans no longer serving need to have been discharged in good

standing. Eligibility for benefits or services will vary based upon the

individual’s specific level of service. Please note that other agencies

or applications may use a different definition to establish veteran

status.

UW System institutions are approved to offer veterans’ educational

benefits under programs provided by the U.S Department of

Veterans Affairs and the Wisconsin Department of Veterans Affairs.

There are also programs and benefits that provide services to

spouses and children of those who have or are currently serving in

the U.S Military.

For information on veterans’ educational benefits, contact the U.S.

Department of Veterans Affairs Education Service at 800-827-1000

or visit their website at www.gibill.va.gov. Information on Wisconsin

state benefits is available from the Wisconsin Department of

Veterans Affairs: call 800-947-8387 or visit their website at dva.

state.wi.us/Ben-education.asp. The names and phone numbers of

veterans affairs coordinators for each UW System institution can

be found in the UW HELP website at uwhelp.wisconsin.edu/campus-

contacts.

UW-River Falls

uwrf.edu

715-425-3500

admissions@uwrf.edu

410 South 3rd Street

River Falls, WI 54022

UW-Stevens Point

uwsp.edu

UW-Stevens Point at Marshfield

uwsp.edu/marshfield

UW-Stevens Point at Wausau

uwsp.edu/wausau

715-346-2441

admiss@uwsp.edu

2108 Fourth Avenue

Stevens Point, WI 54481-3897

UW-Stout

uwstout.edu

715-232-1232

admissions@uwstout.edu

212 Sorensen Hall

Menomonie, WI 54751

UW-Superior

uwsuper.edu

715-394-8230

admissions@uwsuper.edu

PO Box 2000

Superior, WI 54880

UW-Whitewater

uww.edu

UW-Whitewater at Rock County

uww.edu/rock

262-472-1440

uwwadmit@uww.edu

800 West Main Street

Whitewater, WI 53190

UW-Eau Claire

uwec.edu

UW-Eau Claire – Barron County

barron.uwec.edu

715-836-5415

admissions@uwec.edu

127 Roosevelt Ave

Eau Claire, WI 54701

UW-Green Bay

uwgb.edu

UW-Green Bay, Manitowoc Campus

uwgb.edu/manitowoc

UW-Green Bay, Marinette Campus

uwgb.edu/marinette

UW-Green Bay, Sheboygan Campus

uwgb.edu/sheboygan

920-465-2111

uwgb@uwgb.edu

2420 Nicolet Drive

Green Bay, WI 54311

UW-La Crosse

uwlax.edu

608-785-8939

[email protected]

1725 State Street

La Crosse, WI 54601

UW-Madison

wisc.edu

608-262-3961

onwisconsin@admissions.wisc.edu

702 W. Johnson St., Ste. 1101

Madison, WI 53715-1007

UW-Milwaukee

uwm.edu

UW-Milwaukee at Washington County

uwm.edu/washington

UW-Milwaukee at Waukesha

uwm.edu/waukesha

414-229-2222

undergraduateadmissions@uwm.edu

PO Box 749

Milwaukee, WI 53201

UW Oshkosh

uwosh.edu

UW Oshkosh, Fond du Lac Campus

uwosh.edu/fdl

UW Oshkosh, Fox Cities Campus

uwosh.edu/fox

920-424-3164

admissions@uwosh.edu

800 Algoma Boulevard

Oshkosh, WI 54901

UW-Parkside

uwp.edu

262-595-2355

admissions@uwp.edu

900 Wood Road

Kenosha, WI 53144

UW-Platteville

uwplatt.edu

UW-Platteville Baraboo Sauk County

uwplatt.edu/baraboo

UW-Platteville Richland

uwplatt.edu/richland

608-342-1125

[email protected]

1 University Plaza

Platteville, WI 53818

Admissions Offices — Contact Information

Your University of Wisconsin

We’ll start with a few questions about where you want to go.

SECTION A

Your personal and contact information

Now we have a few questions to help us get to know you and how to communicate with you during the application review process.

SECTION B

01 Which UW campus do you want to attend?

02 How are you applying?

 New Freshman

 Transfer

 Re-entry

 Non-degree/Special

 High School Non-degree

 Second undergraduate degree

 Certificate

03 What semester/term and year would you like

to start attending?

 Fall (September–December) of Year

 Spring (January–May) of Year

 Summer (May–August) of Year

 Other/Year

04 What major/program do you want to study?

05 Have you graduated from high school or secondary

school, or earned your GED/HSED?

Yes No

TIPS

01 A list of all UW campuses is

available on page 3.

02 Detailed instructions for each

application type are available on

page 1-2.

04 Different campuses often have

different names for similar majors.

Find your major at your UW

campus by visiting apply.wisconsin.

edu/find-a-program.

08 The name you choose to go by.

Some institutions use this name

for campus communications.

To see how your institution uses

this question, please see: uwhelp.

wisconsin.edu/demographics/.

10 This is used for federal reporting.

Some schools use this for campus

communications. To see how your

institution uses this question,

please see: uwhelp.wisconsin.edu/

demographics/.

11 Cisgender means you are not

transgender. Some campuses

collect this information and some

do not. It will not be visible in the

student directory. To see how your

institution uses this question,

please see: uwhelp.wisconsin.edu/

demographics/.

12 You are strongly encouraged

to provide a Social Security

Number (SSN) or other Taxpayer

Identification Number (TIN) if

you have one. If you have both,

enter ONLY your SSN. While you

are not legally required to provide

your SSN or TIN for the purposes

of this application, you will be

required to do so if you attend a

UW institution and you are a U.S.

citizen or a permanent resident for

tax purposes.

Failure to submit a SSN or

TIN could have the following

consequences:

• A delay in the awarding of

financial aid (international

students are not eligible for

federal and state financial aid)

06 Your Name

Legal First Name (given)

Middle Name

Last (family) Name

07 Previous name(s) as used on high school/college records

08 Preferred name/Name in use (OPTIONAL)

09 Birth

Date (MM/DD/YYYY)

City of Birth

State/Province of Birth

Country of Birth

10 Legal Sex

 Female

 Male

 Another legal sex

11 Gender (OPTIONAL)

12 Identification

U.S. Social Security Number

U.S. Tax Identification Number

 Do not have/do not want to provide

13 Email Address

14 Cell/Mobile Number

15 Other Phone Number (OPTIONAL)

16 I will allow text messages from UW System and the

campus to which I’m applying (OPTIONAL)

Yes No

 Agender

 Cisgender man

 Cisgender woman

 Genderqueer

 Genderfluid

 Nonbinary (not

transgender)

 Nonbinary (transgender)

 Trans man

 Trans woman

 Two Spirit

 Unknown/Questioning

 A gender not listed here

 Prefer not to say

17 Permanent Address

Street/Apt

City

Country

State Zip

18 Mailing Address

(if different from your permanent address)

Street/Apt

City

Country

State Zip

TIPS

12 (continued)

• An inability to claim tax

benefits on your and/or your

parents’ tax returns for the

tuition and fees you pay to

attend college; and

• If you are a U.S. citizen or a

permanent resident for tax

purposes, the IRS may require

you to pay a penalty fee.

17 The campus will list this as your

permanent address, and it will be

used if you are trying to qualify for

Wisconsin residency.

20 For the purposes of this

application only, a veteran is a

former or current member of the

United States Military.

23 The U.S. Department of Education

(DOE) requires the University to

report the number of students in

various racial/ethnic categories.

Your cooperation in furnishing

accurate information will be

appreciated.

26 You may be eligible for a waiver

of the application fee and/or

additional assistance. Admissions

offices may reach out to confirm

your eligibility for an application

fee waiver or additional

assistance. Being dishonest on

your application can lead to your

application not being considered

for admission.

19 Have either of your parents and/or guardians earned a

four-year college/university degree?

Yes No

20 Are you currently serving in the U.S. Military or a U.S.

Military veteran?

Yes No

21 Is a parent/guardian or spouse currently serving in the

U.S. Military or a U.S. Military veteran?

Yes No

22 Are you of Hispanic or Latino/a origin?

Yes No

If yes, which of the options best describe how you identify

yourself? Check all that apply.

 Cuban

 Mexican, Mexican American, or Chicano/a

 Puerto Rican

 Other Hispanic or Latino/a

23 Which of the option(s) below best describe how you

identify yourself? Check all that apply.

 African American or Black

 American Indian or Alaska Native

 Cambodian

 Hmong

 Laotian

 Vietnamese

 Other Asian

 Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander

 White or Caucasian

24 Are you a U.S. citizen?

Yes No

25 If you are not a U.S. citizen, what is your current status

for U.S. residency?

 U.S. refugee / Granted political asylum

(Attach a copy of your I-94)

 U.S. Permanent Resident (Attach a copy of both sides of your

Permanent Resident Card)

Permanent Resident Registration Number

 Applied/Applying for U.S. Permanent Resident status

 Current visa holder

Current visa type (eg. F1, J1)

 Need to apply for student visa (not residing in the U.S.)

 International student applying to online program

 Other

26 Do you believe you are eligible for a waived application

fee and/or additional assistance because of financial

need or other circumstances? Providing this information

may waive your application fee and/or offer you

additional assistance on campus.

Yes No

If yes, choose an option that best describes your

situation in the U.S.:

 I qualify for Free and Reduced Price school meals

 I qualify for an ACT and/or SAT fee waiver

 I am enrolled in a TRIO program, such as Upward Bound

 I have a high school counselor, teacher, principal, financial aid

officer, or community leader who can attest to my financial

circumstance

 My family receives public assistance

 I live in federally subsidized public housing or a foster home, or

I am homeless

 My family’s income falls within Income Eligibility Guidelines

set by USDA Food and Nutrition Services

 I am a ward of the state or I am an orphan

Your family background

SECTION C

27 Do you believe you may qualify for in-state tuition

based on Wisconsin residency?

Yes No

If you answered yes to question 27, respond to

questions 28-43. If no, continue to question 44.

28 Parent/Guardian information

The following questions are about your parent

or guardian. Use information from the parent or

guardian who best qualifies you for Wisconsin

resident tuition rate. If none reside in Wisconsin, list

the information for the parent or guardian whose

information you know best.

 I’m not able to provide parent or legal guardian

information because I’m homeless, in foster care, do

not know my parents, or do not have a legal guardian.

Parent/Guardian legal first name

Parent/Guardian last name

Parent/Guardian email

Parent/Guardian phone

Parent/Guardian relationship

 Father

 Mother

 Stepparent

 Legal guardian

29 Is this parent/guardian a U.S. citizen?

 Ye s

 No

Visa type

 Prefer not to answer

30 Has this parent/guardian physically resided full-

time in Wisconsin for the past 12 months?

Yes No

31 Where is this parent/guardian employed?

 Wisconsin

 Outside Wisconsin

 Not currently employed

32 Has this parent/guardian filed a Wisconsin resident

income tax return for the most recent tax year?

 Ye s

 No, did not file

 No, filed in a different state

33 Was Wisconsin the most recent place this parent/

guardian registered to vote or voted?

Yes No

34 Does this parent/guardian hold a valid Wisconsin driver’s

license?

Yes No

35 Parent/Guardian Present Address

Present address is the same as applicant.*

Street/Apt

City

Country

State Zip

The following questions are about you.

36 Do you live in Wisconsin?

 Yes, my entire life

 Yes, but I haven’t always

Date began living in Wisconsin (MM/DD/YYYY)

 No

37 Where are you employed?

 Wisconsin

 Outside Wisconsin

 Not currently employed

Residency

This information will help us determine your eligibility for Wisconsin resident tuition.

For more information on Wisconsin residency requirements, visit wisconsin.edu/student-resources/residency

SECTION D

38 Have you filed a Wisconsin resident income tax

return for the most recent tax year?

 Ye s

 No, did not file

 No, filed in a different state

39 Was Wisconsin the last place you registered to

vote or voted?

Yes No

40 Do you hold a valid Wisconsin driver’s license?

Yes No

41 Did your parent(s)/guardian(s) claim you as a

dependent for the most recent tax year?

Yes No

42 Have you physically resided full-time in

Wisconsin for the past 12 months?

Yes No

TIPS

27 If you believe you qualify for

Minnesota tuition reciprocity, that

is determined through a separate

process.

Learn more at ohe.state.mn.us.

35 You do not have to fill out the

address if parent/guardian address

is the same as applicant.

43 Your high school/secondary school

Full official school name

City

State

Country

When did you start at this school? (MM/YY)

When will you or when did you graduate? (MM/YY)

 I have earned or will earn my HSED or GED.

44 Test scores

ACT and SAT scores are optional as part of

the application review process for all UW

System campuses through the 2024-2025

academic year.

Do you intend to send an ACT and/or SAT

score to be reviewed with your application?

 Yes, consider my ACT and/or SAT score for

admission.

 No, will not send my ACT and/or SAT score

for admission or do not wish my score to be

considered.

45 If you attended a high school other than the one from which you will

graduate, or graduated, please list them below:

46 If you are currently attending high school, list all your senior year

courses below. Include and identify any Advanced Placement

(AP), International Baccalaureate (IB), and/or Project Lead

The Way (PLTW) courses. Notify the admissions office at

your UWs if you change any of your courses after you apply.

Full Course Title Credits AP IB PTLW

Example: English/English Composition (Advanced Placement) 1 X

Full official school name City State Country

Dates of

Attendance

Your high school/secondary academic background

The following questions will give us some insight into your educational background.

SECTION E

47 List the institution(s) and when you attended if you have taken any college-level courses.

48 If you are currently taking college-level courses, please list them below. Do not include Advanced

Placement (AP), International Baccalaureate (IB), or Project Lead The Way (PLTW) courses.

Name of School/College/University, City, State

Do you

currently

attend here?

Start

(mo/yr)

End

(mo/yr)

Did you, or will you,

earn a degree

at this institution?

Degree earned

and year

Example: UW-Parkside, Kenosha, WI Yes/No Yes/No

Your college/post-secondary academic background

The following questions will give us some insight into your educational background.

SECTION F

Name of college/university:

Semester/Term, Year Dept. Name Course Number Course Title Number of Credits

Example: Fall 2022 Psychology 101 Introduction to Psychology 3

Name of college/university:

Semester/Term, Year Dept. Name Course Number Course Title Number of Credits

Example: Fall 2022 Psychology 101 Introduction to Psychology 3

Activity

Leadership role, honors, or awards

(if applicable)

When did you

participate?

(grade 9, 10, 11, 12,

post-high school)

Level of involvement

(example: low 2 hrs/wk;

medium 3-4 hrs/wk;

high 5+ hrs/wk)

I intend to

participate

in this

activity in

college

Example: Gymnastics State Honors 9-12 High Ye s

Your activities (OPTIONAL)

SECTION G

Your work experience (OPTIONAL)

SECTION H

Employer Occupation/Job Title City, State

Start

(mo/yr)

End

(mo/yr)

Hours/

week

Did you work

this job only over

summer(s)?

Yes/No

49 Tell us about your activities and interests outside of school, including arts, athletics,

clubs, personal commitments, and other pursuits.

50 Tell us about any employment experience you have outside of school, including summer jobs, part- or

full-time jobs, and paid or unpaid internships. You may also attach your resume to this application.

Your essay

Submit your essay(s) on a separate sheet of paper. Include your full name and date of birth on each sheet and attach it to your

application. For tips on writing your essay, visit uwhelp.wisconsin.edu/admission-guidelines/uw-ready

SECTION I

Your signature

To be valid, your application must be signed and dated.

SECTION J

I certify that the information in this application is true and complete to the best of my knowledge and I understand that inaccurate information

may affect my enrollment, tuition or financial aid status. I agree to notify the admissions office, in writing, if there is a change to any of this

information, including permanent home address. I also understand that if I have applied for financial assistance, information concerning

the amount of financial aid I may be offered may be released to other agencies that may also be considering me for assistance. By filing this

application, I authorize my high school to release a transcript of my high school record and any other pertinent information to the University

of Wisconsin System. I further authorize the University of Wisconsin System to release my Social Security Number (SSN) or other Taxpayer

Identification Number (TIN) and date of birth to any UW Institution. If I enroll at this University, I will abide by its rules and regulations. This

application and supporting documents become the property of the University of Wisconsin System.

51 All campuses ask the following question:

This part is all about you. Tell us about something you’ve

done — academically or personally — and what you’ve

learned from it. Was it a success or a challenge? Did

it represent a turning point in your life? How did this

particular moment in your life influence you, and how will

it continue to influence you as you pursue your college

education?

52 If you are applying to UW-La Crosse or UW-Madison,

you also need to prepare a second essay.

UW-La Crosse

Please respond to ONE of the following: How will your life

experiences, commitments, and/or characteristics enrich

the UW-La Crosse campus community? OR Tell us why

you are interested in attending UW-La Crosse and what

aspects of the campus are especially important to you.

UW-Madison

Tell us why you would like to attend the University of

Wisconsin–Madison. In addition, please include why you

are interested in studying the major(s) you have selected.

If you selected undecided, please describe your areas of

possible academic interest.

53 Applicant signature and date

Printed legal first and last name

Signature

Date (MM/DD/YYYY)

53 If you wish to apply for admission

to more than one UW System

institution, submit a separate

application form to each.

Duplicated copies may be used

as long as they are legible and the

proper institution is designated

on each copy. Each copy must

bear an original signature. Submit

the completed application to

the admissions office at the

institution(s) to which you

are applying (see page 3 for

addresses).

TIPS

51 Please check with your institution if

an essay is required as part of your

admissions application.