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School Summary
University of Wisconsin-Madison
General Information:
Founded in 1848, University of Wisconsin-Madison is located in Dane county. It is a university offering both undergraduate and graduate programs. The school has a student/faculty ratio of 18:1.
Libraries:
This institution has 33 libraries.
Computer Labs:
At least one staffed computer lab is available to students.A wireless computer network is available throughout the campus. Free student email accounts are available.
Application Deadline: January Application Fee: $70 Admission Requirements: A written essay or personal statement is Required for Freshmen. High School transcripts are Required for Freshmen. No Application Requirements available.
In-State (per year)
Out of State (per year)
Tuition
$10,506.48
$42,530.88
Room and Board
$14,520.00
$14,520.00
Fees
$1,659.98
$1,659.98
Total
$26,686.46
$58,710.86
A tuition installment payment plan is available.
Financial aid information may be available from the school's website at https://www.wisc.edu.
Special Programs The following special programs are offered: Some degree programs are available as an online learning option, Distance learning program, Double major option, Independent study, Learning disabilities services, Advanced Placement credit, Accelerated degree program, Student-designed majors, Honors program, Graduate courses offered on campus open to Undergraduates, Internships, Off-campus study, Summer session for credit, Sponsors its own study-abroad program, Part-time undergraduate degree programs.
Academic Competitiveness
Strong competition - More than 50% of all freshmen were in the top 10% of their high school class and scored over 1230 on SAT (critical reading and math scores combined) or over 26 on ACT; about 60% or fewer of all applicants accepted.
Incoming Freshmen SAT Scores
Scores
Verbal
Math
700-800
51.2%
74.6%
600-699
44.5%
22.4%
500-599
4.1%
2.7%
400-499
0.2%
0.3%
300-399
0%
0%
200-299
0%
0%
Incoming Freshmen ACT Scores
Scores
Percentage of Students
30-36
66.1%
24-29
32.2%
18-23
1.7%
12-17
0%
6-11
0%
1-5
0%
Incoming Freshmen High School Ranking
Percentage
Percentage of Students
Top 10%
54%
11-25%
33.00%
26-50%
12.00%
Under 50%
1.00%
Triathlon, Archery, Badminton, Baseball, Basketball, Cheerleading, Equestrian sports, Fencing, Field hockey, Football, Golf, Gymnastics, Ice hockey, Lacrosse, Rock climbing, Rowing, Rugby, Sailing, Skiing (downhill), Soccer, Squash, Swimming and diving, Tennis, Track and field, Table tennis, Ultimate frisbee, Volleyball, Weight lifting, Water polo, Wrestling, Cross-country running, Skiing (cross-country)
Triathlon, Archery, Badminton, Basketball, Cheerleading, Equestrian sports, Fencing, Field hockey, Golf, Gymnastics, Ice hockey, Lacrosse, Rock climbing, Rowing, Rugby, Sailing, Skiing (downhill), Soccer, Softball, Squash, Swimming and diving, Tennis, Track and field, Table tennis, Ultimate frisbee, Volleyball, Weight lifting, Water polo, Wrestling, Cross-country running, Skiing (cross-country)
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