Admissions
- The mean ACT of incoming students is 25.0, compared with the national average of 20.8.
- 15% are age 25 or older.
- Minority: 11% of overall enrollment, of which 1.7% are African American, .01% are Asian American, 2% are Hispanic American, 3.4% are Native American/Pacific Islander, 1.3% are non-resident aliens, and 2.8% are multi-racial.
Graduate Scholarship Opportunities
American Indian Chamber of Commerce of Wisconsin (AICCW)
Applicants must demonstrate financial need, have a high aptitude for academic achievement and be enrolled full-time at the undergraduate or graduate level. Must be American Indian students who are Wisconsin residents. To view all information and instructions, click here.
Fund for Theological Education (FTE)
The FTE offers programs for African-American Ph.D/Th.D. Scholars for students pursuing graduate degrees in religion and theology, Racial/Ethnic Ph.D./Th.D. Scholars for talented students from racial and ethnic groups traditionally under-represented in graduate education who are currently enrolled in Ph.D. or Th.D. programs in religion or theology, and first- and second- year Seminarians. For more information, click here.
Hispanic Scholarship Fund (multiple scholarships available)
For see eligibility and more information about scholarships, click here.
James Madison Graduate Fellowships
Must possess a bachelor's degree, plan to become a teacher, U.S. citizen, etc. See all requirements click here.
John L. Carey Scholarship Program
This programs provides financial assistance to liberal arts degreeholders pursuing graduate studies in accounting and the CPA designationfor $5,00 per recipient. To find out more, click here.
National Society of Collegiate Scholars
NSCS members now have access to more than $250,000 in scholarships annually. To view eligibility requirements, click here.
Wisconsin Laboratory Association (WLA) Scholarships
The WLA is offering three $500.00 scholarships for students who meetthe following requirements: technical student – beginning of theirsecond year, undergraduate university student – entering their 3rd, 4thor 5th year of college, or a graduate student – enrolled in a graduateprogram. Students must be in pursuit of a career in a non-medicallaboratory related field and has at least a 3.0 or higher GPA. For moreinformation, click here.
Wisconsin Mathematics Council Scholarship Award
Arne Engebretsen Award For legal Wisconsin residents enrolled in/orteaching mathematics. Offering two $2,000 scholarships to qualifiedindividuals. For more information, click here.
