Prospective Students
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I would like to meet with someone to discuss the Nelson Institute's graduate degree programs. Would this be possible?
Jim Miller, the Nelson Institute’s graduate advisor, meets with prospective graduate students by appointment. Please contact Jim at jemiller@wisc.edu to schedule a meeting. If you are interested in the Environmental Conservation program, please contact Nathan Schulfer at schulfer@wisc.edu.
I am applying to one of your graduate programs. Where do I have my transcripts sent?
Unofficial transcripts must be uploaded when first applying for departmental review. If the program recommends an applicant for admission, the Graduate School sends a request for official transcripts containing instructions on how to have them sent to the university.
I am applying to one of your graduate programs. Where do I have my GRE scores and TOEFL scores (if applicable) sent?
For more information on how to submit test scores and proof of English proficiency, please visit the Graduate School’s Requirements for Admission page.
Current Nelson Students
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How do I set up an appointment to speak with an advisor?
To schedule an appointment with Jim Miller, the graduate programs staff advisor, please contact him at jemiller@wisc.edu.
How do I enroll for Environmental Studies 990 research credits?
Contact Tara Mohan, temohan@wisc.edu, with your request. Include your name, your advisor’s name and your student ID number.
Q: I'm thinking of taking a course not listed on my program's course list. How can I find out if the course fits a given category within my program's curriculum?
Contact Jim Miller at jemiller@wisc.edu. Include the course syllabus if available.