Wisconsin has 92 colleges and universities.
87 schools offer undergraduate programs and 43 schools offer graduate programs.
In Wisconsin, there are 2 ABA-accredited law schools and 2 LCME-accredited medical schools.
Admission & SAT Scores
On average, 79.9% of applicants are admitted to Wisconsin colleges.
The admission rate ranges from 45.2% to 100.0% across colleges in Wisconsin.
The average SAT score at Wisconsin colleges is 1,213. SAT scores range from 1,030 to 1,460 across colleges in Wisconsin.
Financial Aid
On average, 59.58% students have received grants and/or scholarships at Wisconsin colleges. The average amount of aid received is $10,867
Best Wisconsin colleges
University of Wisconsin-Madison is ranked #1 in the Wisconsin college rankings, followed by University of Wisconsin-La Crosse in second place.
Highest Tuition & Fees
Beloit College is the most expensive college in Wisconsin with a tuition & fees of $60,886 and Lawrence University has the second-highest tuition & fees of $56,982.
Highest Graduate Tuition
For graduate programs, Wisconsin School of Professional Psychology requires the most expensive tuition & fees of $35,650 and Medical College of Wisconsin has the second-highest graduate tuition & fees of $30,350.
Highest SAT Scores
University of Wisconsin-Madison has the highest SAT scores of 1,460 submitted by enrolled students and Lawrence University has the second-highest SAT score of 1,350.
Largest Wisconsin colleges
University of Wisconsin-Madison is the largest college with 51,044 students and University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee has the second-most students of 22,450.
Largest Online colleges
Herzing University-Madison has the most online students of 4,841 students and Milwaukee Area Technical College has the second-most online students of 3,499.