How to Submit a Withdrawal in WINS
What is a Withdrawal?
Students may submit a Withdrawal in their Student Center in WINS to notify the University that you wish to drop ALL
classes for the semester. Withdrawing means students may need to reapply to the University if choosing to attend in the
future. Students who withdraw after the deadlines posted in the Online Schedule of Classes may be subject to paying
partial or full tuition.
Procedure
1. Log into WINS and go to
Student Center.
2. Select Term Withdrawal from
the drop down menu under
Academics.
3. Choose the correct term and
click “Continue”. ONLY terms
for which you are eligible to
withdraw will be available.
So, if you do not have
enrollment for a term, it will
not be available for
withdrawal here.
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4. Check the appropriate box and then click the Submit button to withdraw from all your classes.
5. You will see this confirmation that your withdrawal was successful:
6. Your withdrawal will be processed by the Registrar’s Office within 48 hours of submission—the dropping of your
courses is NOT automated and will not occur immediately. Upon completion by the Registrar’s Office, you will
be sent an automatic email for confirmation. If you wish to re-enroll for that term, you will need to contact the
Registrar’s Office at registrar@uww.edu with the following information:
a. Your student ID # and complete name
b. The term for which you withdrew and would like to now re-enroll. This will only be available prior to the
deadline for the last day to add a course for that semester. After that deadline, you will need to submit
Late Add forms for each class.
7. To CANCEL a withdrawal: You MUST email the registrar’s office at withdraw@uww.edu or call 262-472-1570
IMMEDIATELY. While it may take up to 48 hours for your classes to be dropped, often requests are processed
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soon after submission. If a withdrawal is submitted and processed, the student will be responsible for adding
classes back into their schedule if they wish to cancel the withdrawal.
8. Curious about
the status of a
withdrawal?
Simply select
the
withdrawal
option again
to see the
terms for
which you
may withdraw
and the
term(s) for
which you
have already
submitted a
withdrawal
(and the
status of that
withdrawal).
Additional questions or comments? Feel free to contact to contact us: withdraw@uww.edu
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