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If you have not activated your 91°µÍø account or need to reset your password, visit . You will need your username and Campus ID, which can be found in your admit letter or application acknowledgment email. After you've activated your account, be sure to check your 91°µÍø email account for information about scheduling an appointment with your academic advisor.

Okta Verify - Information and Important Notes

Okta Verify is 91°µÍø's multi-factor authentication (MFA) solution. It adds another layer of protection to your account and information by requiring an additional step to log in. In addition to entering your password, Okta notifies you whenever someone attempts to log into your account, prompting you to either allow the login or deny it. . To proceed with setup, you should have access to both a computer and the mobile device, usually a smartphone, that you will use for multi-factor authentication.

Important notes when setting up Okta Verification:

• Please make sure that you're setting up the verification to YOUR personal device (not the device of a parent or sibling).
• The primary way to authenticate is via biometric screening, however, we also HIGHLY recommend that you additionally consider adding a phone number for authenticating via phone call or text. This is useful if you change phones or lose access to the device.

All transfer students are required to complete a transfer advising and registration appointment before enrolling in classes. You’ll have the opportunity to meet your advisor, learn how your credits transfer to 91°µÍø and discuss other campus resources. 

Once you've been admitted and processed into our system, it can take 3-5 business days for your advisor to be assigned and notified. Advisors will reach out to you first to connect, and then you can work together to schedule an appointment to discuss courses. 

Then: if you are having a video call or phone appointment:

• Please have access to a computer with Internet access, and have all the materials that you were sent from your advisor available for the meeting. (Note: 91°µÍø is located in the central time zone.)

If you are having an in-person appointment:

• Please contact the Flesch Family Welcome Center at least two days in advance to request a free visitor parking permit: 715-836-2544. The Welcome Center is located at 127 Roosevelt Ave.
• If you are interested in a campus tour, please contact Admissions at 715-836-5415 or visit .

Please plan on 60 minutes for your advising appointment.

Transfer students should be notified by their Academic Advisor if placement tests are needed, but it's always helpful to reach out if you're uncertain. Should it be determined that you need to complete Placement tests, more detailed information on the transfer student testing process can be found here.

You'll want to login to to familiarize yourself with the platform, and take care of any academic holds before your advising appointment (view instructions via links/videos provided below). CampS is the platform you will use to sign up for classes, update your contact information, view your grades, and much more! Feel free to jump back to these videos for future semesters; note - some videos do not have sound.

Understanding your Degree:

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Preparing for your Advising and Registration appointment:

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Removing Holds from your Account in order to Register for Classes:

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Below are also some additional tips to using CampS:

• It is easier to view and navigate the platform using a laptop or computer than it is using a mobile device.
• Once you're in CampS, you'll find that there are many ways to complete tasks. We find it is usually easiest to complete all of your tasks by starting in the "Tasks" tile, which can be found under the 'Main Menu.'

Helpful tip: More information on your advising support and major options can be found on our website: /academics/academic-support/arcc/advising/. We recommend reviewing this information before your first appointment so you can be prepared with your questions to ask!

Blugold Experience Day is our in-person, on campus orientation program. During Blugold Experience Days, students and their guests can tour our beautiful campus and residence halls, connect with staff, faculty, and other Blugolds, dine on campus, attend a resource fair and other sessions, check out places in the community, and much more! Programming is subject to change, and registration is required.

Our Summer 2026 Transfer-focused Blugold Experience Days are July 16 and August 13, and registration for those dates will open on March 16, 2026. For more information and to register, visit our Blugold Experience Day webpage.

To set up your Blugold Mobile ID, you must download the eAccounts app, authenticate with your university credentials and then add your Blugold card to Apple Wallet, Google Wallet, or Samsung Wallet. Students are required to select and upload their own photo and copy of drivers license or government issued ID for their Blugold photo ID. 

If you have any questions or concerns about this process, reach out to 715-836-4070 or visit our Blugold Mobile ID webpage for more information. 

Blugold Welcome is every incoming Blugold's official, interactive, engaging welcome to campus. Our fall schedule kicks off with move-in and continues through the third week of classes, and our spring schedule occurs during the first couple of weeks of class. Each year, there are a variety of activities and social get-togethers to connect all incoming Blugolds with campus and the surrounding community, with lots of free food and UWEC swag!

Bookmark this page to stay updated on the latest event information each semester!

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AND, make sure to download Blugold Connect+ - our online engagement community platform and app for all UWEC students. Check out events happening around campus, keep up with the latest news, and stay connected to your peers as well as your organizations. Download the Blugold Connect+ app TODAY - available for free on both the Apple Store & Google Play!

Our Office of Health Promotion on campus hosts two trainings that all students are required to complete in their first semester - failure to complete these trainings by the due date will place a hold on the student's account that prevents them from registering for the next semester, so it's important to get these done early!

1. Sexual Violence Prevention Training (through CANVAS)
2. Alcohol EDU (through VECTOR SOLUTIONS)

Stay on top of your email in the first semester so you don't miss a reminder to complete these trainings.

1. Apply for on-campus housing
   If you plan to live on campus, please start by submitting your housing application, found on the housing website.
2. Apply for financial aid
   If you plan to receive financial aid and have not completed your FAFSA, you will need to apply as soon as possible. Please visit the Financial Aid website for additional information.
3. Submit your AP (Advanced Placement) score reports
   If you have received credit from an AP exam, this credit does not automatically transfer. You must have the score report sent to 91°µÍø (from ETS) or bring your copy of the official score report to the Academic Testing Office, 2100 Vicki Lord Larson Hall. Since this will affect your registration appointment time, you should do this as soon as possible.
4. View required textbooks
   91°µÍø has a great textbook rental program! After you've registered, you can access your textbook list in CampS. From your Student Center, click "Manage Classes", then "My Classes/Schedule" and then "Books/Materials by Author" for the full list. The Bookstore is located in Davies Center, on lower campus.
5. Parking on campus
   There are several parking options available to students. Please visit the Parking website for more information.

[6] Access the catalog
View the University Catalog to explore course and degree information.

[7] Need a job?
Whether you're looking for a job on or off campus, is available for job searching and finding internships.

[8] Get involved with student organizations
Getting involved with student orgs is a great way to make connections, engage with faculty and professional staff, participate in events across campus, and establish relationships with alumni. Don't forget to download the BlugoldConnect+ app - our one stop shop for involvement on campus!

[9] Seek out information about meal plans and dining on campus
to learn more about meal plan options, places to dine on campus, our Kiwibot delivery program, and more.