Student Services

Student Services on Campus

You’re busy. We get that. And we’re sure you can use a hand balancing everything so you can focus on your education. That’s when Student Services can help.

The UW System student services staff can help you move through each stage of your journey with less hassle. The full range of services available includes childcare, programs for students with disabilities, and more.

You’re paving the way to a better future for yourself and your family. We want to help. On-campus childcare is available at some campuses for students, faculty, and staff. Better yet, financial assistance may also be available. Contact your campus childcare center as early as possible to make arrangements.

On-campus childcare:

Childcare subsidies available:

Students with Disabilities

The University of Wisconsin System provides full and equal educational opportunities to all students. And that means you’re entitled to an accessible, accommodating, and supportive teaching and learning environment.

Since 1988, all of the UW System campuses have provided a variety of services for students with special needs, including audio textbooks, alternative testing, classroom note takers, priority registration, accessible parking, readers, equipment loan, and advising. If you are looking for additional information or resources on this topic, please visit the Americans with Disabilities Act website.

Two campuses offering specialized programs for students with learning disabilities:.

Project Success at University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh is a successful academic and social remediation program for students with learning disabilities. The goal is for you to become educationally independent in mathematics, spelling, reading, writing, comprehension, and study skills.

Please note that UW-Oshkosh recommends that you apply at least two to three years prior to desired entrance.

Project ASSIST is a comprehensive program at University of Wisconsin-Whitewater that supports students in their pursuit of a degree without compromising academic standards. It’s based on the philosophy that you can learn specific strategies that’ll enable you to be a successful, independent learner through one-on-one contact with tutors.

Campuses recommend you get in contact with their Disability Services office during the admissions and enrollment processes to learn what they have to offer and to get services set up.

Below you will find the websites for the Disability Services offices on each UW System Campus.