UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN River Falls
The University of Wisconsin-River Falls offers many educational opportunities that are specifically designed for working adults or adults with work experience.
We can accommodate your needs by:
Each of the following provides a path for adults with an associate degree or previous college experience to complete their bachelor's degree.
Applied Computing (Online)
Sustainable Management (Online)
Take classes at a time and location that is convenient for you. Whether you are interested in pursuing a degree, taking a course to advance personally or professionally, many programs do not require a long-term commitment of time to complete. Search our course catalogs for affordable online, self-paced or instructor led, hybrid, evening, or weekend classes.
Career, Professional, and Certification Training
Noncredit (non-degree seeking) Online classes for enrichment or skill building
Group rates for professional development may be available. Please contact continuing.ed@uwrf.edu with any questions or additional information.
Courses, Licensures, and Certificates
Check our Events Calendar and News Center regularly to stay up to date on activities and opportunities.
Former UWRF undergraduates who have not taken any classes for at least five years may return to campus and apply to have previous grades excluded from their cumulative grade point average (GPA). For more information on this policy, including restrictions and application process, visit the Academic Forgiveness Policy.
UW-River Falls provides a great value. Here is a list of undergraduate programs with special tuition rates and graduate programs with special tuition rates. You may also be eligible for low interest loans, scholarships and other forms of financial aid.
Degree plans may be customized based on your previous college experience and work history. Advisers will review your transcripts to determine how your existing credits may be used. View our transfer guide for more information. Some programs allow you to earn college-level learning through work experience. For more information, see our prior learning assessment page.