Get active, creative, strategic, mindful, competitive and adventurous with courses like Muay Thai kickboxing, cooking, bowling, yoga, basketball, scuba, rock climbing and more.

FitWell Courses can easily fit into a busy schedule. Offered in 16 weeks and 8 weeks or less in-person, online and in a hybrid format.

FULL Semester: September 2 – December 14
16 weeks // Sign-up before August 1. Enrollment closes September 9.

EARLY: September 2 – October 24
8 weeks or less // Sign-up before August 1. Enrollment closes September 3.

MIDTERM: October 26 – December 12
7 weeks or less// Sign-up before October 1. Enrollment closes October 28.

Explore the for available courses. Check the Fall and for an up-to-date official listing of all classes offered at 51ÁÔĆć.

Undergraduate students pay no additional tuition if total credits are between 12 and 18 during Fall and Spring. Credits are applied toward GPA.

Add courses to your PAWS cart. Register starting Saturday, May 2.
Register early to save your spot – at least 3-4 weeks before classes start.ĚýĚý

Find more details at FitWell’s website. ĚýRegister via PAWS or Stellic, and select “FitWell” under subject. Search for a class title under keyword.

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Explore the FitWell Summer 2026 PDF Catalog of available courses.
Open Enrollment starts April 4.

• Early: June 1 – June 27 (4 weeks) / 1 online course
• Early: June 1 – July 11 (6 weeks) / 3 online courses
  Enrollment closes June 3.

• Midterm: June 15 – July 25 (6 weeks) / 2 online courses
  Enrollment closes June 17.

• June 29 – August 8 (6 weeks) / 2 online & 2 in-person courses
• June 29 – August 22 (8 weeks) / 1 online course
  Enrollment closes July 1.

Find more details at FitWell’s website. ĚýRegister via PAWS or Stellic, and select “FitWell” under subject. Search for a class title under keyword.
Register at least 3-4 weeks before the start of classes.

Check the Summer for an up-to-date official listing of all classes offered at 51ÁÔĆć.

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Be active, creative, strategic, mindful, competitive and adventurous with so many courses like Tennis, Off-Road Bicycling, Pickleball, Fitness Walking, and in-person Cooking.

Midterm Courses: March 30 – May 13. All undergraduate students can enroll in the 1- and 2-credit courses offered in-person, online, or hybrid.

Explore the of available courses for at-a-glance charts of courses with dates, times, locations and course numbers. Check the Ěýfor up-to-date information.

Register early to save your spot – at least 3-4 weeks before courses start. Enrollment closes Wednesday, April 1.

Undergraduate students pay no additional tuition if total credits are between 12 and 18 during Spring and Fall, and credits are applied toward GPA.

Find more details at FitWell’s website. ĚýRegister via PAWS or Stellic, and select “FitWell” under subject. Search for a class title under keyword.

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51ÁÔĆć’s Sport and Recreation program is now calledĚýFitWell, starting with the Fall 2024 course catalog. Representing fitness, wellness and sports, the program promotes student health, well-being and skill-building through fun and engaging 1- and 2-credit courses.

Courses offer students an opportunity to be active, creative, strategic, mindful, competitive and adventurous outdoors.

Classes are either a full semester (16 weeks) or a half semester (8 weeks), with early and midterm starts. Students can find options that are in-person, virtual and hybrid. Undergraduate students see no additional tuition cost if they have between 12 and 18 total credits. Credits are applied toward GPA.

The website and social media have been relaunched as uwm.edu/fitwell and on Facebook and Instagram as @uwmfitwell.

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