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FAQs for Faculty

What is Summer Session compensation model for faculty?

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Is Financial Aid available for Summer Session?

Yes, there is financial aid available for the summer term, for students that qualify. Completion of the 2024–25 FAFSA is required for all students (including students graduating in Summer 2024), as well as the UWL Summer Financial Aid Application. More information can be found here.

Three sessions are available!

Session 1

  • Begins: May 27
  • Final exams/last day of classes: June 20

Session 2

  • Begins: June 23
  • Final exams/last day of classes: July 18

Session 3

  • Begins: July 21
  • Final exams/last day of classes: August 15

Grades due for all Summer Sessions: 8 a.m., August 20, 2025

Courses vary in length and may be shorter or longer than the session in which they start. Students may earn up to 12 credits during Summer Session.

  • Current Students: If a course is full, please add your name to the course Wait List in WINGS. 

Contact us:

Olga Santoyo-Garcia  Profile of Olga Santoyo-Garcia

Credit Coordinator
220 Morris Hall
osantoyo-garcia@uwlax.edu
608.785.6513

Specialty areas:

Non-credit and credit program support; event logistics; graduate program applicant and student assistance. 

Primary contact for student Commencement questions and for Summer/Winter Session. 

Wisconsin Tuition Promise

Special notice for incoming first year students & transfer students

Wisconsin Tuition Promise is a new initiative to ensure underserved Wisconsin students can attended any UW System university without paying tuition or fees. Enrolling in Summer Session could affect your eligibility for Wisconsin Tuition Promise. Reach out to Financial Aid to discuss the best path forward for you. 

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2025 Summer Registration Dates

April 3 Students having earned 105+ credits & Graduate students
April 4 Students having earned 75–104 credits
April 7 Students having earned 60–74 credits
April 8 Students having earned 30–59 credits
April 9 Students having earned 0–29 credits
April 10 Visiting Students (students from other colleges and universities) & Special Non-degree Students