6 Easy Steps to become a Triton
- Submit an Application
NEW STUDENTS: Apply Online here.
RETURNING STUDENTS: Submit a Re-entry form here.
If you are a former student (students who have missed one semester or more of classes at UOG) and would like to return and continue your degree program, DO NOT APPLY ONLINE. Instead, please download and fill-out a re-entry form. Please read page 2 of the form for former student admission requirements. Submit your completed form to the Admissions and Records Office, located at the Field House.Application Deadline: November 20, 2020 Application fee: $52.00 (non-refundable) International students please visit International Students page for additional requirements High School Students who are applying for Dual Enrollment and Advanced High School Programs, please contact your respective School Counselors for information or contact Admissions and Records Office at 735-2202/ 2214 or admitme@triton.uog.edu - Submit Official Transcript
Submit official high school and/or college transcript(s) directly from issuing institution*
♦ NEW FRESHMAN: Official High School Transcript
♦ TRANSFER: Official College Transcripts are required from all institutions attended. If student earned less than 15 college credits an official high school transcript is required.
♦ All foreign transcripts must be converted and evaluated course-by-course with GPA to US standards by one of the following U.S evaluation service companies:Recommended Evaluation Service Companies Website Educational Credential Evaluators, Inc. (ECE) https://ece.org International Education research Foundations, Inc. (IERF) https://ierf.org World Education Services, Inc. (WES) https://wes.org - Take UOG's English Preparedness Test and Math Placement Tests
See the Placement Exam Schedule for more information
♦ NEW FRESHMAN: Students are required to take the English Preparedness Test and Math Placement Test
♦ TRANSFER STUDENTS: Must provide at least an unofficial copy of college transcript indicating English and/or Math course(s) for placement purposes. For those students who have not earned a college-level English and/or Math course are required to take the English Preparedness Test and Math Placement Test - Submit Proof of Residency, Completion of the Sexual Misconduct Training (SMT), and
Student Health Requirements
♦ Submit proof of residency to qualify for resident tuition rate (refer to Residency Policy CY 2019-2020)
♦ Complete the SMT online, contact 735-2620 or moodlehelp@triton.uog.edu for the link to take the course
♦ Submit health requirements (PPD and MMR #1&2 shot records. PPD skin test result must be updated within 6 months prior to intended start term) and the Medical History Form. Contact the Student Health Services Office at uogstudenthealth@triton.uog.edu for more information - Contact your Designated Academic Advisor or the Triton Advising Center for Academic
Advisement
Steps 1-4 must be completed before advisement. Please visit Academic Advisor page for their contact information. Counseling advisors for undeclared students are available Monday-Friday: 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. and 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. AFTER your live chat with an advisor, you'll be allowed to register.
1. Go to: https://teams.microsoft.com
2. Log in with your gotriton credentials. It's FREE for all UOG students
3. On the left side of the screen, select the CHAT feature and send your message to tac@gotritons.uog.edu
- Register for Courses Online
♦ Register for classes at Admissions and Records Office or Satellite locations
♦ For online registration, you MUST notify our office and present a copy of your completed advisement sheet signed by your assigned academic advisor or email approval form your advisor to lift the advisement hold and allow online registration.Fañomnåkan 2021: January 11-14, 2021**Non-degree students please complete a Registration Form and submit to Admissions and Records Office for processing. Photo ID is required for all registration transactions.
*if the issuing institution is on island, you may hand carry the documents.
**Contact admitme@triton.uog.edu for early registration dates for Fañomnåkan 2021.
Returning Students
If you are a former student (students who have missed one semester or more of classes at UOG) and would like to return and continue your degree program, DO NOT APPLY ONLINE. Instead, please download and complete an Application for Re-entry form. Please read page 2 of the form for former student admission requirements. Submit your completed form to the Admissions and Records Office, located at the Field House.
Second Baccalaureate Degree
A second baccalaureate degree may not be attempted until the first has been awarded. A student may complete two majors simultaneously. Matriculation in a second degree will be approved only if:
- The student files with the Registrar’s Office a statement of approval by the dean of the college/school and the chair of the department in which she or he wishes to complete the second degree;
- The student’s major for the second degree is taken in a subject matter field other than the one in which she or he was awarded the first degree; and furthermore,
- The credit-hour requirements for the major leading to the second baccalaureate degree are those specified in the current catalog and will have been earned after the awarding of the first baccalaureate degree.
In addition, the following regulations apply:
- A minimum of 32 credit hours toward the second baccalaureate degree must be completed in residence at the University of Guam.
- Students holding a baccalaureate degree from other U.S. accredited four-year colleges and universities or foreign equivalent may attempt a second baccalaureate degree at the University of Guam provided they meet the relevant requirements listed above.
- In some cases, the General Education requirements may be waived when the student is pursuing a second baccalaureate degree.
Request to Pursue a Second Baccalaureate Degree
For more information, please contact:
| Cynthia Borja | (A – L) | 735-2214 cynborja@triton.uog.edu |
| Wendy Mongami |
(M – Z) |
735-2202 |
Western Undergraduate Exchange (WUE)
The Western Interstate Commission for Higher Education (WICHE) is a regional organization created by the Western Regional Education Compact and adopted in the 1950s by Western states. WICHE was created to facilitate resource sharing among the higher education systems of the West. Helping students gain affordable access to higher education is one of its objectives.
The Western Undergraduate Exchange (WUE) is coordinated by WICHE. Students enrolled through WUE pay up to 150% of the enrolling institution’s resident undergraduate tuition. To qualify, applicants must demonstrate residency in a WICHE member state and must be admitted to a WUE-eligible major at UOG.
WICHE's member states include 15 Western states and member U.S. Pacific Territories and Freely Associated States (currently, the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands and Guam). WICHE’s 15 member states are: Alaska, Arizona, California, Colorado, Hawaii, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, North Dakota, Oregon, South Dakota, Utah, Washington, and Wyoming.
Eligibility
Students must demonstrate one (1) year of residency in a member WICHE state. Proof of residency can be demonstrated by providing one of the following:
- Front and back copy of current state-issued driver’s license or a state-issued ID; expired IDs will not be accepted
- Most recent state income tax return
- W2 or vehicle registration
Download the WUE/WICHE application
Application deadlines:
- Fall - July 1
- Spring - December 1
- Summer - May 1
- Late applications will be considered for the following term
WUE - Eligible Programs
COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS AND SOCIAL SCIENCES (CLASS)
SCHOOL OF BUSINESS AND PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION (SBPA)
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Online programs are not eligible for the WUE tuition rate at UOG.
Students should contact the academic unit directly for questions about their major. The admissions staff can help direct you to the correct person for your major.
Yes. Click HERE for the application form. You must submit this with proof of eligibility.
Application deadlines:
- Fall - July 1
- Spring - December 1
- Summer - May 1
Applications received after will be considered for the future term.
Yes.
Application deadlines:
- Fall - July 1
- Spring - December 1
- Summer - May 1
Late applications will be considered for the following term.
We will notify applicants of UOG’s admissions decision within 2 to 3 days after receipt of their application. Shortly thereafter, we will notify the applicant as to whether or not they were awarded the WUE tuition rate.
For inquiries regarding WUE, contact
Galvez S. Eden
Office Location: Expertise
For more information, contact
| Eden Galvez |
Admissions Coordinator |
735-2208 |
| Marlene Leon Guerrero |
International Students [Student visa (F1 visa) or other type of visa holders] |
735-2201 |
New freshmen, new transfer students, new non-degree students, special students and high school students (Advanced High and Dual Enrollment) are handled by the following
| Cynthia Borja | Students with last names beginning with A – L | 735-2214 cynborja@triton.uog.edu |
| Wendy Mongami |
Students with last names beginning with M – Z |
735-2202 |
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