As parents, your support and involvement in your student’s journey can play a pivotal role in their success. Stay connected and informed about their experience at the UW-Madison School of Computer, Data & Information Sciences.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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How can my student get assistance to reach their academic goals?
All undergraduate students are assigned to an advisor in their area of academic interest or to an advisor in Cross-College Advising Service who specializes in working with undecided students. Graduate students should work through their department.
- Computer Science
- Information School
- Statistics
- L&S Advising (for undeclared majors)
What tutoring services are available to students?
There are many tutoring and learning support services available to students around campus, including group tutoring, peer mentors, and instructor office hours.
How will my student find a career or internship?
UW-Madison has many services available to help students find jobs and internships. Students are encouraged to meet with a career advisor to learn more. In addition, there are several job fairs throughout the year to network and connect with employers.
- UW-Madison Career Services
- L&S Career Services (SuccessWorks)
- CDIS Career Fair
- Computer Science
- Statistics
- Information School
- Handshake (online recruiting system and job board)
What ways can my student get involved on campus?
There are many opportunities for students to get involved including student organizations, Greek Life, intramural sports, student jobs, and spiritual communities.
What scholarships are available to CDIS students?
The Wisconsin Scholarship Hub (WiSH) is a great place to start for students looking for scholarship opportunities.
Not seeing what you are looking for?
- Check out more FAQs on the UW-Madison Parent Program website
- Submit a Question online to the UW-Madison Parent Program
- Ask more about the School of Computer, Data & Information Sciences by contacting info@cdis.wisc.edu.