The online UW Bachelor of Science in Health and Wellness Management and UW Master of Science in Health and Wellness Management are a partnership of UW Extended Campus and these University of Wisconsin campuses: UW-La Crosse, UW-Green Bay, UW-Parkside, UW-River Falls, UW-Stevens Point, and UW-Superior. Our multi-campus partnership means you’ll learn from distinguished faculty across the UW System with diverse, interdisciplinary expertise and strong connections to the industry.
Although you will take courses taught by faculty from all partner campuses, you will apply to a “home” campus. Your home campus is the institution from which you will receive financial aid (if you qualify), advising, career services, and your diploma.
To learn more about this campus partner, explore the UW-Stevens Point campus website.
Graduation Requirements
Bachelor of Science
Earning a bachelor’s degree from UW–Stevens Point requires 120 semester credits for graduation, including previously earned credits.
- General Education
- Electives
- You must earn at least 40 credits in courses numbered 300 or above
- Health and Wellness Management program requirements (61 credits)
Students must earn 30 semester-hour credits through UW-Stevens Point and maintain a 2.5 GPA overall and in Health and Wellness Management program courses.
Master of Science
Master’s degree requirements do not vary by campus and are outlined on the Program Courses page.
Student Admissions
For information regarding admission requirements for the program and how to apply, visit the UW Health and Wellness Management Application and Admission page. To learn more about student admissions at UW-Stevens Point, visit the UW-Stevens Point Admissions Office.
International Students
UW-Stevens Point welcomes applications to the program from international students. To learn more, visit the UW-Stevens Point International Students page.
Financial Aid
The UW-Stevens Point Financial Aid Office can help you complete your application for financial assistance and provide you with information about programs available to you to help finance your education. Financial assistance may be provided through scholarships, grants, student employment opportunities, and loans.
Veterans
Eligible veterans, their spouses, their children, and current members of the military may be eligible to receive military benefits from the Wisconsin Department of Veterans Affairs or Veterans Administration (VA). For more information, contact UW-Stevens Point Veteran Services.
Library
As an online student, you have access to the collections and resources of the UW-Stevens Point University Library.
Career Services
UW-Stevens Point Academic and Career Advising Center (ACAC) provides information on career exploration, employers, vacancies, resume preparation, interviewing tips, salaries, and graduate schools.
