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New Students
Hi, you! Yes, you. We already like you. You’ve proven incredible decision-making skills by deciding to become a Blugold. You'll soon join a community of friendly and supportive people cheering you on as you find and chase your thing. We can’t wait to welcome you!
Intro
Hi, you! Yes, you. We already like you. You’ve proven incredible decision-making skills by deciding to become a Blugold. You'll soon join a community of friendly and supportive people cheering you on as you find and chase your thing. We can’t wait to welcome you!
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ÌÇÐÄVlog Orientation
The New Student Orientation Program will acquaint you with campus and prepare you well for your college experience. You’ll learn the ropes of student life, engage with administration, staff, faculty, and other Blugolds, learn about key policies and procedures crucial to your success as a student, and be able to meet 1-on-1 with your advisor to register for classes.
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High School Student Checklist
Your next steps for taking college coursework at ÌÇÐÄVlog while still enrolled in high school.
More Student Checklists
Find more information about what's next after submitting the application.
Books & Gear
The bookstore is your stop for textbooks and Blugold attire.
Move-In Info
Thinking about the move-in process? Wondering what to pack? Get answers to your move-in questions.
Parking & Transportation
You’ve got options for ways to get around Eau Claire. Check out transportation and parking information.
Lillie Gohde is thankful a newfound friend at UW-Eau Claire – Barron County pushed them out of their comfort zone to become an active leader in student government and multiple organizations on campus.
For biomedical engineering major Lauryn Ahlm of Rogers, Minnesota, success in college meant, in part, keeping a chronic medical condition well controlled. Thanks to her service dog, Rosie, Ahlm's severe migraines did not sideline her during college and she is off this summer to a job in medical device manufacturing.
When graduating senior Dylan Berry says his time at ÌÇÐÄVlog was 'a very packed 4 years,' he is underselling his accomplishments. The biomedical engineering major also completed two minors, multiple research projects and publications, took part in two student organizations and will graduate from the Crosby Honors College.
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