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Many students know that Khan Academy can be helpful for their courses, especially courses with an AP equivalent. Khan Academy also offers career information, coding tutorials, personal finance lessons, and MCAT prep.

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Are you wondering how to land your dream job or negotiate your salary? Finding answers to questions like these can be hard, but we're here to help. We ask real people in real jobs how they make it all work in our new video series about careers.

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The COE has a list of UW-Madison resources and common questions. It is continually updated so it should be up to date!

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College of Engineering - University of Wisconsin-Madison

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These resources will be continually updated. Please check back for additional information and continue to monitor the UW-Madison COVID-19 websites, https://covid19.wisc.edu/for-students/, https://covid19.wisc.edu/graduate-students/, and https://covid19.wisc.edu/, for the most current information.

If you are experiencing technology challenges, including hardware, software and network issues, we understand. Networks all over the world are seeing unprecedented use, and everything is moving more slowly as a result. You may need to allow more time to accomplish tasks that otherwise might have happened instantly. (First check https://outages.doit.wisc.edu/ if something is slow or not working properly.) If you continue to experience challenges, email helpdesk@cae.wisc.edu and we will follow up as soon as we can.

For all other questions, please email us at contact-us@engr.wisc.edu and we will follow up, if needed, as soon as we can.

Graduate students, view information specifically for you at the bottom of this page.

What is the Disruptive Grading option? Will courses with a Satisfactory-Disruption (SD) fulfill my engineering degree requirements? Will courses with an Unsatisfactory-Disruption (UD) fulfill my engineering degree requirements?

Yes. Your letter grade will be converted to SD if you have earned a C or higher. SD grades will count for University General Education, degree/major and certificate requirement and will satisfy future course prerequisites. An SD course does not impact GPA.

You will be able to choose this special COVID-19 grading option only between May 9 and May 22, after instructors post grades in the Student Center.

No. Your letter grade will be converted to UD if you have earned a D or lower. UD grade does not satisfy any requirements. A course with the UD grade does not count for credit, cannot be used to fulfill a prerequisite for a course, and does not impact GPA. Students may retake a course with a UD grade in a subsequent semester and receive credit in that semester. Both courses will remain on the student's transcript.

You will be able to choose this special COVID-19 grading option only between May 9 and May 22, after instructors post grades in the Student Center.

Can I attend classes in person?

No. To lessen the risk to our community as much as possible, UW-Madison will suspend Spring Semester face-to-face instruction effective Saturday, March 14.

Alternate delivery of classes will begin on March 23 and continue through the end of the semester. Students will receive additional information about this transition.

Can I use or study in any of the engineering buildings?

No. As the university increases the number of faculty and staff who are working remotely in ongoing efforts to mitigate the spread of COVID-19, all College of Engineering buildings will be closed and unavailable for your access until you receive communication otherwise.

Is the university closed?

To lessen the risk to our community as much as possible, UW-Madison has suspended Spring Semester face-to-face instruction effective Saturday, March 14, moving entirely to online instruction through the end of the semester.

Check the Campus Operations page for the most up-to-date information campus buildings/facilities.

Are commencement and graduation events cancelled?

As many of you are probably aware, the University made the difficult decision to postpone the spring commencement ceremonies due to the COVID-19 pandemic. This also means that the College of Engineering Graduate Recognition Event will be postponed.

As a college, we are discussing the best way to formally recognize your accomplishments and celebrate this important achievement. We will provide additional information as soon as we can by email and on our graduation website.

Please go to https://commencement.wisc.edu/ and https://covid19.wisc.edu/for-students/ for further information.

Health and well-being

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FAQ for students - College of Engineering - University of Wisconsin-Madison

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These resources will be continually updated. Please check back for additional information and continue to monitor the UW-Madison COVID-19 websites, https://covid19.wisc.edu/for-students/, https://covid19.wisc.edu/graduate-students/, and https://covid19.wisc.edu/, for the most current information. If you are experiencing technology challenges, including hardware, software and network issues, we understand.

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Kamps in Madison is offering live online HIIT classes for free during quarantine!

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Sam Karl was born in Miami, Florida. He graduated from the University of Wisconsin in 2011. Following undergrad, he attained his law degree from the University of Miami in 2013 and became a member of the Florida Bar. Sam then obtained his fitness certification and pursued his true passion in the world of health and wellness. He quickly became known as a celebrity trainer in Miami, Florida.

Becoming more involved with fitness, Sam and his brother, Ari, created KAMPS. As a group fitness instructor and a celebrity personal trainer for several years, Sam has written countless articles for prominent websites and magazines regarding nutrition, health, and maximum work-outs. Sam is excited to bring these ideas to young enthusiastic adults looking to change their bodies and their lifestyles.

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The best HIIT Training in Miami & Madison | Kamps Fitness

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Sam Karl was born in Miami, Florida. He graduated from the University of Wisconsin in 2011. Following undergrad, he attained his law degree from the University of Miami in 2013 and became a member of the Florida Bar. Sam then obtained his fitness certification and pursued his true passion in the world of health and wellness.

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Comment thread: Share any fun or happy stories from your week!

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Comment thread: Share any fun or happy stories from your week!

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Tell WESC what you've been up to or what has been making you happy during quarantine!

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Free Printable Coloring Books from Hundreds of Museums 

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Free Printable Coloring Books from Hundreds of Museums 

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These are coloring book version of hundreds of pieces from museums that you can print out and do at home!

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The New York Academy of Medicine Library

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Offers some free guided meditations, but their student plan gives you full access for $9.99/year (normally $69.99/year!). Other meditation resources are Calm, Aura, and spotify/youtube playlists! Post your favorites in the comments!

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Make it your year with Headspace

Tough classes, messy roommates, busy schedules - students have a lot on their plates.

Headspace is here for you with hundreds of meditations and resources to help you be kind to your mind, all for a very special student price. Try out a meditation below.

Headspace guided meditation

The Headspace Student plan is currently available for students within the United States, UK, Australia, Canada, France, Germany, India, Portugal, and Spain attending a post-secondary program or university, aged 18+. The subscription price is available for both full and part-time students.

To get started with the Student plan, just follow the steps below:

Visit https://www.headspace.com/studentplan and log in with your current Headspace credentials, or create an account if you don't have one yet. Follow the prompts to instantly verify your student status with a qualifying university, and continue to checkout.

Please note: If you're unable to be instantly verified, you'll be asked to upload a document for manual verification.

Nope! You're not required to use a school email to register for the Headspace Student plan. You're welcome to use any email address you'd like.

You'll get access to Headspace for [$9.99 USD, €8.99, £7.99, ₹214.00, $12.99 AUD, $12.99 CAD, $196.39 MXN] a year while you're a verified college or university student. You'll get an annual notification when we need to re-verify your student status through SheerID.

If your student status isn't verified (e.g., you graduate), we'll let you know via email and automatically enroll you in a 1-year alumni subscription at 40% off of the regularly priced Annual Membership at the end of your billing cycle.

When that 1-year alumni term ends, we'll let you know via email, and automatically enroll you in the regularly priced annual Headspace subscription.

If you weren't able to instantly verify, please upload a document that clearly shows that you're currently enrolled at a US Title IV degree-granting college or university. Documents must include your first name, last name, university name, and an issue date from the current academic term, or within the last 3 months.

This can be one of the following documents:

Official Enrollment Letter from your academic institution (acceptance letters won't work)

Class schedule for the current academic term

Registration receipt or tuition receipt

Transcript that shows classes currently in progress

Other school-issued documents that display your first/last name and an issue date from the current term or within the last three months.

Please note: We strongly suggest covering up or redacting all sensitive information on documentation before uploading it into the SheerID system.

If you got an email saying that your documentation has been denied, please refer back to that email and click on the "TRY AGAIN" button to resubmit.

Please make sure the document provided covers all the requirements as outlined HERE.

If your document has been denied multiple times, please contact the SheerID support team via customerservice@sheerid.com or https://offers.sheerid.com/sheerid/help-center/.

Be sure to explain which document you used, the reasons listed in your denial email why the document was refused, and the email address you used to verify.

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UHS SilverCloud (Free mental health support online)

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UHS SilverCloud (Free mental health support online)

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"SilverCloud is an online, self-guided, interactive mental health resource that provides students with accessible cognitive behavioral interventions 24 hours a day. SilverCloud does not require a referral from a mental health or medical provider." The modules address body image, anxiety, depression, and stress. This is a stressful time for everyone so we encourage everyone to make time for mental health!

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SilverCloud is not designed to replace in-person mental health treatment for many complex concerns but may be an effective option for students with mild to moderate symptoms to:

Help manage day-to-day stresses and anxiety

Improve resilience

Learn skills to understand thoughts, feelings, and behaviors

Reduce symptoms of depression and anxiety

Hear stories of other college students

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SilverCloud is an online, self-guided, interactive mental health resource that provides UW-Madison students with accessible treatment options 24 hours a day. SilverCloud does not require a referral from a mental health or medical provider. For questions, email silvercloud@uhs.wisc.edu. SilverCloud's evidence-based learning modules address: Anxiety Depression Body image Stress SilverCloud is not designed to replace in-person mental...

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Miss watching Netflix with friends on Friday night? Netflix party is a way to chat with friends during a movie even when you're not together!

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Teleparty | Watch together on Netflix, Youtube, HBO Max + more

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Teleparty (formerly Netflix Party) lets you watch TV together with your friends. Have a watch party on Netflix,Youtube,Disney Plus,Hulu,HBO,and Amazon Prime!

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The news can be hard to watch right now. Have you seen anything happy, fun, or silly instead? Post a link in the comments :)

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Duolingo is a free app or website that helps you learn a language by only doing a few minutes per day! Great way to learn something new while you are staying home

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Duolingo is the world's most popular way to learn a language. It's 100% free, fun and science-based. Practice online on duolingo.com or on the apps!

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TBR is also still available online for those who qualify! This is one-on-one tutoring for people who qualify (Check the FAQ to see if that's you!)

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College of Engineering - University of Wisconsin-Madison

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Tutoring-by-Request (TBR) is a privately funded program that allows authorized students* to obtain one-on-one help from tutors for a number of different courses. Typically TBR provides tutors for over 60 courses engineering students commonly take.

>> TBR sessions will resume Sunday, March 29 and will take place on-line. You will be able to schedule your session beginning Tuesday, March 24th, and will receive details this week on how to access your session. <<
*Please see FAQ for more information about authorized student requirements

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Tutoring-by-Request - College of Engineering - University of Wisconsin-Madison

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Tutoring-by-Request (TBR) is a privately funded program that allows authorized students* to obtain one-on-one help from tutors for a number of different courses. Typically TBR provides tutors for over 60 courses engineering students commonly take. *Please see FAQ for more information about authorized student requirements

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The Undergraduate Learning Center is still offering tutoring online! This is the link for drop in tutoring that is normally in Wendt Commons.

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Hours: 6:30PM - 9:00PM, Sunday - Thursday
Location: ONLINE

Drop-in tutoring is a free tutoring service for over 50 engineering, math and science courses. Come in to work on homework with classmates and to ask tutors questions when you have difficulty with problems. Drop-in tutoring is a great place to make new friends among your classmates and to form study groups.

Online Tutoring is now available

Available courses may change. Please check below for the current schedule.
Like us on facebook for tutoring updates

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Drop-in Tutoring - College of Engineering - University of Wisconsin-Madison

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Hours: 6:30PM - 9:00PM, Sunday - Thursday Location: ONLINE Drop-in tutoring is a free tutoring service for over 50 engineering, math and science courses. Come in to work on homework with classmates and to ask tutors questions when you have difficulty with problems. Drop-in tutoring is a great place to make new friends among your classmates and to form study groups.

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Core power is offering free online classes right now

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Click any class below to get started.

This is when we all need yoga most. We're giving everyone free access to a new collection of online classes every week so you can keep your practice moving - wherever you are.

For unlimited access to our full collection of 250+ classes, subscribe for $19.99/month.

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Keep Up Your Practice - CorePower Yoga On Demand

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Click any class below to get started. This is when we all need yoga most. We're giving everyone free access to a new collection of online classes every week so you can keep your practice moving - wherever you are. For unlimited access to our full collection of 250+ classes, subscribe for $19.9...