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Coming Soon – Reduced Cost Housing eForm

There will be a new form of affordable housing for our students, which will open in 2024, at Oliv Madison.   The Core Space development is making 10% (i.e. 112 beds) of its beds available at a 40% discounted rate through an agreement with the University of Wisconsin–Madison and the city.  OSFA has agreed to …

OSFA GT eForms New and Updated

Modify Accepted Loans Students frequently accept a loan, but later realize that perhaps they need to modify or cancel the loan. The Office of Student Financial Aid has created a new form that allows students the ability to cancel, reduce, or request an increase on an already accepted loan! The functionality in the form allows …

Continuing the move into the digital age

Katie Paar worked closely with Diana Maki, the Council on Academic Advising, and undergraduate academic dean’s offices to create a simple Qualtrics survey to replace a long-standing paper/pdf form.  Katie Paar worked closely with Diana Maki, the Council on Academic Advising, and undergraduate academic dean’s offices to create a simple Qualtrics survey to replace a …

Let’s Make it an eForm! SAP Edition

The Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP) appeal process will be a lot easier for students and their academic advisors moving forward! In May 2022, the Office of Student Financial Aid used GT eForms to implement a SAP Student Appeal eForm and a SAP Advisor Appeal eForm. The SAP Student Appeal eForm will be available in the …

Goodbye paper process, hello eForm

While most grade changes are initiated by faculty from the grade roster in the faculty center, there always existed scenarios in which grades that are not part of the roster need to be reported or changed. While most grade changes are initiated by faculty from the grade roster in the faculty center, there always existed …

New eForm supports previously approved policy

In May 2019, the University Curriculum Committee (UCC) approved a departmental placement exam policy establishing the practice of creating and posting the results of a department-administered placement exam. This policy was meant to work in concert with the existing Credit by Departmental Exam Policy, which had been approved in 2017. In May 2019, the University …