Warhawk Dual Enrollment Academy

Complete the online Universities of Wisconsin Application. Click here for complete step-by-step instructions on how to apply as a PIE student.

Tuition for a Warhawk Dual Enrollment Academy courses is currently $110 per credit.

We enroll you in the course. After you submit your application for admission to UW-Whitewater, please contact pie@uww.edu with the course title and the name of your high school.

As your student embarks on the journey of higher education, it's essential to recognize the tremendous value that each course brings to a student's academic and personal growth. The courses offered through the Warhawk Dual Enrollment Academy are carefully selected to ensure that they not only enrich your educational experience but also align with your future academic goals.

We understand that families may have concerns about whether dual enrollment credits will fully transfer and count toward specific degree requirements at other institutions. These are important considerations, and we want to assure you that the courses in our academy are chosen with this in mind. They are designed to transfer smoothly across the Universities of Wisconsin system, often fulfilling specific degree requirements rather than just contributing to the overall credit count.

At UW-Whitewater, all degrees—whether a Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Science, or Bachelor of Business Administration—require students to meet specific General Education requirements. The courses in the Warhawk Dual Enrollment Academy are aligned with these requirements, ensuring that they count meaningfully toward your degree progress.

We also recognize that General Education requirements can vary between universities, reflecting each institution's unique focus and faculty expertise. To support your academic planning, we’ve provided detailed information on how these courses currently fulfill General Education requirements across different universities within the system.

For those aiming to earn a liberal arts associate degree, whether in high school or later in college, these General Education courses will meet those same essential requirements. If you have a specific university in mind for your future studies, we strongly recommend reviewing their degree requirements, including their General Education criteria, to ensure that your dual enrollment courses align with your academic and career objectives.

When you explore the Warhawk Dual Enrollment Academy courses, you’ll find information indicating how each course fulfills General Education categories at other Universities of Wisconsin. While seeking academic advising from your intended institution is always a good practice, rest assured that our courses are designed to provide a solid foundation across a breadth of disciplines.

You will receive information regarding your UW-Whitewater email, Net-ID and password in a letter from the Admissions office after your admission has been processed. Before logging into your UW-Whitewater email account or WINS (UW-Whitewater's web-based self-service student information system) for the first time, go to WINS to set up your password.

You can access the WINS system to change your schedule and view your unofficial transcript. After setting up your password according to the instructions above, log in to WINS using your Net-ID and new password.

Online courses are accessed from the Canvas link on the home page using the same Net-ID and password used for WINS, or you can access Canvas. Students should check their UW-Whitewater email regularly as some instructors may send information prior to the start of the course.

Grade reports are available via WINS or the Registrar's Office; they are not automatically mailed. Grades are generally available to students one or two days after the official ending date of each term. 

Information about requesting grade reports or transcripts can be found at the Registrar's Office website.

You can see how your courses transfer to most other institutions in the US on the Transferology website.

Students who currently have an IEP or 504 plan and need accommodations for a class should apply for services on the Center for Students with Disabilities website.

You can see how your courses transfer to most other institutions in the US on the Transferology website. For 2023-24 academic year, the Universities of Wisconsin colleges will transfer as listed below.

Note: You should also consider consulting directly with the admissions office at your chosen UW school to see if updated transfer information is available.

You can see how your courses transfer to most other institutions in the US on the Transferology website. For 2023-24 academic year, the Universities of Wisconsin colleges will transfer as listed below. 

Note: You should also consider consulting directly with the admissions office at your chosen UW school to see if updated transfer information is available.

You can see how your courses transfer to most other institutions in the US on the Transferology website. For 2023-24 academic year, the Universities of Wisconsin colleges will transfer as listed below.

Note: You should also consider consulting directly with the admissions office at your chosen UW school to see if updated transfer information is available.

You can see how your courses transfer to most other institutions in the US on the Transferology website. For 2023-24 academic year, the Universities of Wisconsin colleges will transfer as listed below.

Note: You should also consider consulting directly with the admissions office at your chosen UW school to see if updated transfer information is available.

You can see how your courses transfer to most other institutions in the US on the Transferology website. For 2023-24 academic year, the Universities of Wisconsin colleges will transfer as listed below.

Note: You should also consider consulting directly with the admissions office at your chosen UW school to see if updated transfer information is available.