Information & Resources
Registration Processing
Registrations MUST be accompanied by payment, credit card number or company purchase order to be processed. Class size is limited and registrations are handled on a first-come, first-served basis.
Tuition Remission
You may be eligible for tuition remission through your workplace. Contact your human resources department for more information.
Marquette University full-time employees are eligible to receive tuition remission through their department. Forms can be obtained by calling Ms. Emily Maldonado at (414) 288-3153 or by e-mailing mcps@marquette.edu.
Persons with Disabilities
If you have a disability requiring special arrangements, please let us know when registering so that we can make accommodations for you. Call (414) 288-3153.
Transcripts
Transcripts are available upon written request for $3. Call (414) 288-3153 to request a transcript request form. Payment MUST accompany transcript requests. Please allow a minimum of two weeks for processing of transcripts.
Campus Safety
Marquette University offers students the services of our LIMO PROGRAM and our SAFETY PATROL and ESCORT SERVICE.
SAFETY PATROL AND ESCORT SERVICE:Safety Patrol personnel are available to escort individuals to and/or from areas within Marquette's campus and nearby off-campus areas. The Safety Patrol operates seven nights a week throughout the school year. An escort can be obtained by contacting the Student Safety Programs (SSP) Communications Center at (414) 288-6363. Call from home if you wish to be met in a Marquette University parking lot. If you intend to use the LIMO or a safety patrol escort, ask us for an ID card.
BLUE LIGHT PHONES:Twenty Blue Light Phones are located on various pedestrian walkways, mall areas and surface parking lots on campus. In addition, 27 Blue Light Phones are located within the university's three parking structures and another six are located at the Valley Fields. When a Blue Light Phone receiver is lifted, the user is in direct contact with the Public Safety Office.
In Case of Bad Weather:
When severe weather affects Milwaukee, a decision is made to close the university. An announcement that the university is closed will be made on most local radio stations. The decision to close the university means that all non-credit courses are canceled as well. You may also call (414) 288-3153 for a recorded message.
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