High School
UW System offers opportunities for high school students to take college credits while still in high school. This may be through a variety of different programs including:
- Early College Credit Program (ECCP)
- Cooperative Academic Partnership Program (CAPP)
- Partners in Education (PIE)
- UW-Green Bay’s College Credit in High School (CCIHS) initiative
- UW-La Crosse’s dual-credit courses for high school students
- UW-Parkside’s Access to College Credits (PACC) program
Guest/Visitor
If you’re interested in taking courses for personal interest, to enhance your career, to update or renew a license, or to prepare for admission as a degree-seeking student, you’ll need to apply as a Special Student.
Prior to registering for a course, you should confirm that credits from a UW System institution will transfer. This is done by working with your current institution and the UW System campus where the course is offered.
Over 60 Program
Wisconsin residents who are 60 or older are eligible to audit classes for free. There may be some limitations on courses available and segregated fees may apply.
Each UW System campus has its own process for Over 60 Audit Program students. Verification of residency and age will be required. Contact the campus you wish to attend for more information.