Admission
Your best start to a University of Wisconsin degree and unlimited job and career opportunities begins at the University of Wisconsin-Baraboo/Sauk County.

It's the best of both worlds. You get the small classes and personal attention of a private college at a public university cost. And after your sophomore year, you transfer to a UW baccalaureate campus or other college or university to finish your bachelor's degree.
UW-Baraboo/Sauk County offers you:

• small class sizes with an average of approximately 20 students per class
• dedicated, caring, experienced faculty
• the UW Guaranteed Transfer Program
• a solid academic foundation that leads to success in academics and careers
• classes held days and evenings throughout the year
• the opportunity to live at home. Keep your job, keep your friends!
• the lowest tuition in the UW System

How To Apply
Complete a UW System Application for Undergraduate Admission and submit all required application materials. See Admission Checklist for documents and fees required. Apply online or request an application from your Guidance Office or our Office of Student Services.

Admission Requirements
New Freshman applicants.
To be admitted as a new freshman at UW-Baraboo/Sauk County you must:

• Have graduated from a recognized high school, have a certificate of GED, or present other evidence of ability to begin college work.
• Have a minimum of 17 college preparatory credits distributed as follows:
  • English 4 credits
  • Mathematics 3 credits (include 1 cr. Algebra; 1 cr. Geometry; 1 cr. Adv. Math)
  • Science 3 credits
  • Social Science 3 credits
  • Electives 4 credits (select from areas above, foreign language, fine arts, computer science or other academic areas)
• Submit official American College Test (ACT) or Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT) scores.

Transfer/Reentry applicants.

• Meet the university academic standing policy as outlined in the UW Colleges catalog.

Special student applicants.

• Submit evidence of having graduated from an accredited high school post-secondary school

Admission Checklist