University of Wisconsin - Madison , Suite 1101, USA

The University of Wisconsin-Madison is an open research university that was founded in 1848 and is Wisconsin's largest and oldest university. It was also the first university to join the University of Washington System. In addition, the university works with the AAU, BTAA, APLU, WUN, and the URA. It had only seventeen students in its inaugural classes. It now has 45,317 students enrolled. In addition, the university is known for its arboretum, which is located on campus. It is a research and teaching centre as well as a historic ecological restoration site. The facility, which covers 120 acres of land, was founded in 1932. Wisconsin University is regarded as one of the AAU's founding institutions.

The campus is located on the Isthmus Lake shore. This is the main campus, which covers a total of 936 acres. Arthur Peabody and JTW Jennings designed and built the structure. The campus was named one of the most attractive university campuses in the US in 2012. Bascom Hall, Van Hise Hall, Grainger Hall, Music Hall, Humanities building, Dejope Hall, and Wisconsin Union Hall are just a few of the significant structures and halls on campus. WSUM 91.7 FM, the university's radio station, is also located on campus.

The university provides undergraduate, postgraduate, and doctorate degree programmes. These programmes provide a number of courses covering a wide range of topics. The study programme lasts four years and is affiliated with roughly thirteen schools and colleges. Engineering, agriculture, education, business, media, law, and medical studies are among the major subjects covered by the degree programmes. According to a report published in 2019, 31,185 undergraduate students enrolled in the programme. In addition, the institution has around 100 research centres and courses in agriculture, the arts, and engineering. Wisconsin is now ranked third among the state's top institutions, after being named one of the greatest research universities.

University of Wisconsin - Madison Rankings

• #32 Universities Rankings - ARWU (Shanghai Ranking) 2020
• #65 World University Ranking - QS 2021
• #49 University Ranking - THE (Times Higher Education) 2021
• #41 Global Universities - US News & World Report 2021
• #42 National University Ranking - US News & World Report 2021

Why University of Wisconsin-Madison?

• According to the Academic Ranking of World Universities, it is ranked 19th in the world.
• Provides a broad range of liberal arts programmes, professional programmes, and student activities.
• Students came from all 50 states in the United States, as well as more than 130 countries.
• In the United States, public colleges rank seventh in terms of value.

University of Wisconsin-Madison Tuition Fees

University of Wisconsin-Madison Entry Requirements

Admission Standards - Elite

Applications Accepted - 54.4% 

University of Wisconsin Madison: International Student Admissions

All international students who wish to study at UW Madison need to meet the necessary requirements as detailed by the university and federal laws. While the academic requirements do not vary much from that of domestic applicants, non-US students must meet the language and financial requirements.

University of Wisconsin - Madison Basic Admission Requirements

• Academic records for the equivalent of U.S. grades 9–12
• All official transcripts
• Essays
• Letter of recommendation(s)
• SAT or ACT (if applicable)
• Language test scores for undergraduates (TOEFL -iBT: 95-105, IELTS: 6.5-7.5)
• Language test scores for graduates (TOEFL -iBT: 92, IELTS: 7.0)
• Bachelor's degree (minimum GPA of 3.00)
• Proof of funding
• GRE or GMAT (if required by Graduate school)
• Resume or CV (if required)
• Statement of purpose (if required)
• Specific program requirements
• Documents for Visa processing

University of Wisconsin - Madison English Language Proficiency Requirements