International Transfer Admissions Office of Admissions and - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
International Transfer Admissions Office of Admissions and - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
International Transfer Admissions Office of Admissions and Recruitment University of WisconsinMadison Introductions Emilie Dickson Assistant Director for Global Initiatives Susan Gorin International Admissions Counselor Lauren
International Transfer Admissions
Office of Admissions and Recruitment University of Wisconsin–Madison
Introductions
Emilie Dickson – Assistant Director for Global Initiatives Susan Gorin – International Admissions Counselor Lauren Wypiszynski – International Admissions Counselor
International Statistics
Number of Transfer Students
- Institutions outside the US: 103
- Institutions inside the US: 2,496
Top three countries:
- China
- South Korea
- Malaysia
43 countries represented
Academic Transfer Profile
- Consistently strong grades
- Wide breadth of disciplines
- Rigorous coursework
- Strong English Proficiency
Academic Transfer Profile
Average Transfer GPA 3.57 Average Transfer Credits 55 Class Level on Entry
Freshman (0-23 credits) 1% Sophomore (24-53 credits) 44% Junior (54-85 credits) 47% Senior (86+ credits) 8%
Transfer Student Ages
18-22 83% 23-29 12% 30+ 5%
English Proficiency Policies
TOEFL or IELTS score within the past five years Exemptions:
- Students who were educated in English for entire
secondary schooling
- Students who have earned a grade for a college level
composition course
- Email onwisconsin@admissions.wisc.edu to request the
waiver
Credit Evaluation
- Credit evaluations are
released close to the admissions decision
- This is to aid the student
in making an informed enrollment decision
Credit Evaluation Continued
- TIS for public Wisconsin
institutions
- TED for select two year schools
(MN and IL)
- Transfer counselors evaluate
course descriptions and syllabi to match with UW-Madison coursework
- Award either elective or direct
equivalent credit
Credit Evaluation Continued
Tips to prepare your students:
- Ensure students are prepared by
matching course competencies covered in UW-Madison coursework
- Class sequencing
- Credit hours
- Non-credit coursework