Student Services

The McBurney Center for Disability Resources supports students’ success. Staff members deliver innovative services and accommodations in learning environments and facilitate and advocate for students with disabilities so they have equal access to the programs, activities and services of the institution.

Whether you are an undergraduate student in our residence halls, a PhD candidate in our apartment communities, a hungry customer in our dining markets, a summer program attendee, an employee, or a proud parent, University Housing provides an experience that is built for your success.

The Office of Student Financial Aid assists students whose personal and family resources are not adequate to cover the costs involved in attending UW-Madison. Students can also apply for short-term crisis loans from the Dean of Students Office.

Academic Advising Services – Learning support resources come in many forms and everyone can benefit from them – no matter who you are, or what your grades are. This site includes a list of FREE tutoring and learning support units on campus, FAQs, student testimonials, and resources to help you achieve academic success.

Get started here.

If you see something, say something. If you have an emergency or see something suspicious, please call University Police at 911. In addition, online reporting of incidents of hate and bias, hazing and sexual assault are available.

Report Bias

Report Hazing

Report Sexual Assault

University Health Services (UHS) is the student health center at UW–Madison and provides high-quality care in a manner that is culturally respectful, fiscally responsible, and developmentally appropriate to student needs.

All UW–Madison students who are enrolled for credit during a fall, spring, or summer semester and pay segregated fees are eligible to use the full range of services provided by UHS during that academic term. That includes: undergraduates, students in graduate and professional programs, full-time and part-time students.

Want to talk something through? Visit the Dean of Students Office, do a live chat or give us a call.

Campus is fairly easy to navigate and accessible.

A disability resource guide is available here:  https://fpm-www3.fpm.wisc.edu/ada/Default.aspx

Campus Map: https://info.wisc.edu/plan-your-visit/map/

If you have a smartphone, download the free Wisconsin app for bus schedules and campus maps.

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