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| Undergraduate
Admission |
| Admission to the University of Wisconsin-Madison |
| Admission requirements have been established by the University of Wisconsin
Board of Regents, Faculty Senate, and, in some cases, individual schools,
colleges, and departments. Admission is competitive; it is not possible
to admit all qualified applicants. Students with the strongest qualifications,
including grades earned, academic courses taken (such as honors, advanced
placement, and college level courses), and admission test scores, will have
the greatest chances of admission. Personal characteristics that will contribute
to the strength and diversity of the university community will also be considered.
For current information on applying to UW-Madison, contact:
Office
of Admissions |
| Declaring a Languages and Cultures of Asia (LCA) Major |
| Students can declare a major in one of two ways:
1. Make an appointment to meet with the LCA undergraduate adviser: Sarah
Atis 2. By filling out the "Major Declaration Form" available with the graduate coordinator in room 1238 Van Hise Hall. This form can be used to add or cancel majors at any time prior to graduation. The Undergraduate Office will then report the change to the Registrar. |
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Last updated
November 17, 2005
Suggestions or comments? Please e-mail langasia@facstaff.wisc.edu