For information on any of the following services visit the Student Services Home Page . Stop in or make an appointment if you have questions about new student orientation, identifying your faculty adviser, study skills, general advisement, information resources, change of major, or withdrawal from UW-Stout. New Student Orientation New students and their parents should attend an orientation and registration program. During these scheduled one-day visits, you'll participate in orientation activities that provide important information about services, degree programs, career opportunities, and academic advisement, and you'll develop your first semester class schedule. Orientation is held in June and July for students entering in the fall semester, and in December for students entering in the spring semester.
Additional activities take place the week immediately before classes begin.
Services are targeted toward first generation college students, low income students, or students having a physical or learning disability. The staff helps students monitor their academic progress and provide academic counseling and other services to help students achieve their academic and vocational goals. Educational Talent Search Educational Talent Search is a federally funded program that provides academic, vocational and career services to students in grades 6-12 in northern Wisconsin promoting graduation and further education or training. Services include tutoring, study skills, personal development activities, and assistance in applying for admission to post-secondary education and for financial aid. Volunteer Tutor Program Student volunteers, trained by the tutor coordinator, provide individual tutoring to peers through this program.