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Restaurants
- Madistan

- King of Falafel & Grill
And another 16 Halal options.
These are some of the Halal options that I'd like to try.

My plan
University's food plan.
I will be eating from the university dining hall as I had already chose a dining plan. I think that I might change it if it didn't fit me.

Grocery Stores
This is a website that has a list of healthy grocery stores near campus.

Recipes website
I've used this website before and it had some nice low-carb recipes. It is focused on the ketogenic diet but it is also a good fit for a low-carb diet.

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University Housing Dining and Culinary Services serves the residents of the University Residence Halls, as well as all UW-Madison students, faculty, staff, and the general public. Food is provided in a number of venues across campus, including dining markets, coffee shops, and convenience stores. Our menus include made-to-order items, many recipes made from scratch, and healthy options, giving you flexibility to eat what you want, when you want it. Our Registered Dietitians and online tools can also help you with nutrition and dietary needs. University Housing also operates a large catering service to serve campus customers.

Please note all our Dining Markets are cashless. Accepted forms of payment include Wiscard, Visa, Discover, and MasterCard. To keep cashier lines moving quickly, cash or check are not accepted.

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University Housing Dining and Culinary Services serves the residents of the University Residence Halls, as well as all UW-Madison students, faculty, staff, and the general public. Food is provided in a number of venues across campus, including dining markets, coffee shops, and convenience stores.

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My Personal Choice
I chose the dorms because I didn't want to miss out on the social experience that includes friends and learning communities.
I will have a roommate who's currently my roommate at UIUC.
However, I think I would've used this site that helps you find roommates in your university, or this link from UW-M shows how one can either be assigned to a random roommate or make a group of preferred roommates.

Dorms
UW-M has 21 residence halls that range in capacity from 30 to 1250. Each year, over 90% of UW-M's freshman chooses to live in dorms which was a positive sign for me.
This file compares almost all 21 residence halls and you can see which one suits you better.

Payment Plans
Here, you can see the different payment plans for each residence hall with the dining plans of all tiers.

Changing Food Plans
You can change your meal plans on My UW Housing's website. However, you can only change them before September 11. Therefore, you need to figure out whether your current plan works for you by then. If you still want to change your plan after the deadline, you'll have to contact the housing office directly.

Handling Roommate Conflicts

Roommate agreement: Your house fellow will have you and your roommate agree to some terms. This agreement can be used to then resolve any issues that might come up between the two of you, so make sure that it is covering all of your needs.

University resources: Reaching out to your house Fellow could resolve many issues since they do have some experience and they are unbiased. This article and this video from the university are helpful resources about roommates and conflicts.

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Living on campus is an essential part of the undergraduate experience at UW-Madison, and University Housing provides an environment that is built for your success. We offer unique communities full of resources, support, convenient services, events, and thousands of fellow Badgers. Options include traditional residence halls, focused learning communities, and affinity communities with some of the lowest on-campus housing rates in the Big Ten. Each year, over 90 percent of UW-Madison's first-year class chooses to live with us to jumpstart their Wisconsin Experience, and many return for a second year and beyond.

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Living on campus is an essential part of the undergraduate experience at UW-Madison, and University Housing provides an environment that is built for your success. We offer unique communities full of resources, support, convenient services, events, and thousands of fellow Badgers. Students have options that include traditional residence halls, focused learning communities, and apartments.

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Two things I didn't know before
1. Google attended the university's job fair for two years.
2. The average starting salary for graduates of the Professional Master’s Program is 128K.

Degrees
For undergrads: It offers BA and BS in CS and a certificate in CS.
For Graduates: It offers

Traditional PhD Program and Professional Master's Program and Professional Capstone Certificate Program and Mad UX.

What I want
I'm interested in the BS in Computer Science for undergrads.

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The computer sciences department at the University of Wisconsin-Madison is a computing powerhouse, whose faculty annually win prestigious awards and are engaged in both teaching and research on a high level of success.

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Writing
The Writing Center helps students during any stage of the writing, from drafting to revising.

Tutoring
Greater University Tutoring Service is a student-run service that helps with academics, language, and study skill support.

Time Management

Managing Time, Multiple Priorities and Interruptions is an online class that helps improving time management skills.

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The University of Wisconsin is a top-ranked research institution located in Madison, Wisconsin, providing exceptional education opportunities to undergraduates, graduate and professional students.

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How to get around on campus
The university has a limited parking space for students, therefore, most students either prefer to use other methods such as walking or taking the bus. Here are more information on the university's student parking options.

Where to do laundry
laundry facilities in housing has efficient washing machines that students can use and pay for with credit from Wiscard (the official UW-Madison photo ID). However, students can use dryers in residence halls for free. Here, you can find information about laundry in residence halls from UW-M housing.

How is Wifi on campus
Students at the university whether in housing or on campus can connect to the university's wireless network service UWNet in addition to the wired connections that are available in all rooms. This article provides more information on internet all over campus and ways to find assistance if needed.

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There's a lot more to college life than sleeping and studying, and University Housing helps you make the most of it! We provide you with opportunities and resources to make friends, get involved, find support, and have fun. Last year alone, our residents planned over 3,500 activities. From leadership opportunities to field trips and trivia competitions, there are always things going on and ways to meet new people. And living on campus gives you direct access to support staff and convenient resources for a comfortable, safe, healthy experience.

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There's a lot more to college life than sleeping and studying, and University Housing helps you make the most of it! We provide you with opportunities and resources to make friends, get involved, find support, and have fun. Last year alone, our residents planned over 3,500 activities.

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Sport facilities
There are facilities for hockey, soccer, and many other sports since UW-Madison is known for being involved in athletics. Here, you can find a list of all facilities.
https://www.collegefactual.com/colleges/university-of-wisconsin-madison/student-life/sports/#athletics_overview

Clubs for group exercises
UW-M offers the Wisconsin Union Adventures and a couple of other group activities that you can find here.

Fitness Classes

UW-Madison offers fitness classes but as group exercises in the recreational center.
You can find the fees and activities here.
I cannot check the fees since I do not have my UW-M email yet.

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Administration Athletic Board Business Reports History Mission Statement Support Services Quick Links General News Academic

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University's
The academic misconduct law follows the state law and includes different things such as claiming the work of others as yours.

Department's
The CS department doesn't have a different policy. However, some classes do have their own, such as CS 368.

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Office of Student Conduct and Community Standards

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Academic Integrity is critical to the mission of the University of Wisconsin-Madison, a research institution with high academic standards and rigor. All members of the University community play a role in fostering an environment in which student learning is achieved in a fair, just, and honest way.

Faculty and instructional staff set the tone in their classrooms by communicating clear expectations to their students and educating them on the consequences of engaging in academic misconduct while referring to campus resources.

Students are expected to uphold the core values of academic integrity which include honesty, trust, fairness, respect, and responsibility. These core values, combined with finding one's purpose and passion and applying them in and out of classroom learning, produce students who become extraordinary citizens. This unique path of opportunities, created by each student, is commonly known as the Wisconsin Experience and impacts our campus community and beyond in significant and positive ways.

The value of a University of Wisconsin-Madison degree depends on the commitment of our academic community to promote high levels of personal honesty and respect for the intellectual property of others.

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Academic Integrity is critical to the mission of the University of Wisconsin-Madison, a research institution with high academic standards and rigor. All members of the University community play a role in fostering an environment in which student learning is achieved in a fair, just, and honest way.

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Add/drop
Adding classes depends on SOAR session date for freshmen, for others it is listed here.
You can find the deadline to drop classes here.

Last date you can withdraw from a course in Fall 2021
It is September 15 2020.

How to request a copy of transcript
You have to go through the transcript ordering system on MyUW. You can find detailed instructions here.

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FRESHMAN ADMISSION DECISIONS

We cannot begin to review your application until all required materials are received. Review our requirements to ensure you submit a complete application.

Types of admission decisions applicants can receive in our Early Action review period:

Admit: Admission to UW-Madison is competitive and selective, and we review applications using a holistic process. We admit students based on academic strengths who will thrive in our rigorous curriculum and who also add unique perspectives to our student body. We consider essays, extracurricular involvement (both in and outside of school), letters of recommendation, talent, and interests to consider how students may contribute to our campus community.

Defer: Applicants who are deferred are neither admitted nor denied upon initial review. Deferred applicants have the potential for success at UW-Madison, however, we would like to review midyear grades and other supporting material prior to making a final decision. Decisions on deferred students will be made by the end of March. Note: Students who have been deferred will receive information on self-reporting grades and updating their file in February at the email address on their application.

Deny: Students who are not competitive for admission are denied admission.

Types of admission decisions applicants can receive in our Regular Decision review period:

Admit: Admission to UW-Madison is competitive and selective, and we review applications using a holistic process. We admit students based on academic strengths who will thrive in our rigorous curriculum and who also add unique perspectives to our student body. We consider essays, extracurricular involvement (both in and outside of school), letters of recommendation, talent, and interests to consider how students may contribute to our campus community.

Wait List: Students who are offered a spot on our wait list are neither admitted nor denied. If space becomes available after May 1, admission may be extended to some students who have accepted the wait list offer. Every effort will be made to inform students whether or not there is space for them in the class, by the end of July. Our wait list is unranked and a student must accept their spot on the wait list through their MyUW Student Center to be considered for admission.
Connections Program: A select group of Wisconsin residents who are offered a spot on our wait list will be offered a spot in the Connections Program. Students who participate in the Connections Program are granted the opportunity to start at a partner college or university before finishing their bachelor's degree at UW-Madison-all while holding the distinctive UW-Madison student status from the beginning. Students offered Connections can choose to accept both offers, accept only their wait list offer, or accept only Connections.

Deny: Students who are not competitive for admission or who fail to complete their application are denied admission.

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At University of Wisconsin-Madison, we offer eight undergraduate schools and colleges that are home to our 140 undergraduate majors. Each school and college is distinct and provides unique academic communities, facilities, resources, professors, and academic programs. College of Agricultural and Life Sciences Wisconsin School of Business School of Education College of Engineering School of Human...