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University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire

Wisconsin

United States

Overview

The University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire prepares students to succeed in a connected world influenced by global economic and social forces. It is UW-Eau Claire's goal that before graduation, every student experience at least one of the meaningful hands-on learning opportunities that set us apart - including study abroad, internships, domestic or international cultural immersion programs, and faculty-student research. Ranked fourth among the top public regional universities in the Midwest for 2024 by U.S. News & World Report. Our students earn top-level honors, including Rhodes, Truman and Goldwater scholarships. Over the past decade, 29 UW-Eau Claire students have received prestigious Fulbright U.S. Student Program awards - nearly double the number from any other master's-level public university in Wisconsin or Minnesota. UW-Eau Claire was named by the Council on Undergraduate Research as the top master's-level university in the country in providing excellent undergraduate research programs. By their senior year, more than 45 percent of students have worked with faculty on research and other scholarly projects. UW-Eau Claire hosted the National Conference on Undergraduate Research in 2023. Our highly respected music program features faculty and students who perform worldwide, and our Jazz Ensemble I has been honored eight times (most recently in 2018) with prestigious national Down Beat Magazine awards. Over the past 20 years, UW-Eau Claire consistently ranks among the top master's-level schools nationwide for the number of students it sends abroad. In 2021-2022, it was ranked 15th nationwide and the only Wisconsin or Minnesota institution in the top 30. Students also have meaningful domestic cultural immersion experiences, ranging from civil rights pilgrimages in the South to volunteer work in Wisconsin tribal schools to research in Western mountain ranges. UW-Eau Claire is one of just a handful of public regional universities in the country - and the only one in Wisconsin - to include service-learning as a graduation requirement. The Princeton Review included UW-Eau Claire on its 2024 list of "academically outstanding" Best Midwestern Colleges. In 2023, UW-Eau Claire was one of just four UW schools in Wisconsin and Minnesota with a five-star (the highest possible) rating in the Campus Pride Index.

Location

105 Garfield Ave, Eau Claire, Wisconsin, 54701

Website

https://apply.wisconsin.edu

Total Cost

$18,393

Median Salary

$64,900

Admissions

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Application Deadline

Acceptance rate

87.99%

Yield Rate

27.02%

SAT range

1130-1360

ACT range

22-28

Cost and Scholarships

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Total Cost

$18,393

In State Cost

$8,328

Out of State Cost

$18,393

In State Tuition Fees

$8,328

Room And Board

$8,968

Living Cost

$11,998

Average Total Aid Awarded

$10,917

Funding Options

Scholarship

Merit Scholarship

Need-Based Aid

Fellowship

40.98% of students receive financial aid. Average award: $10,917.

Scholarships

Admissions Scholarship Application - Students interested in UW-Eau Claire Scholarships should complete the Admissions Scholarship Application. Awards can range from $150 to over $8,000 per year.; Karlgaard Computer Science Scholarship (USD 5,000) - Supports students pursuing a bachelor's degree in Computer Science. Preference given to qualified graduates of Rice Lake and Viroqua high schools. Recipients must maintain a 3.0 GPA, make progress toward their degree, and engage in faculty-mentored research. Renewable for up to two additional years (total $15,000). U.S. citizenship is required; financial need is not considered.; Scott Seawell Memorial Scholarship - Awarded to students demonstrating leadership and campus/community involvement. Applicants must have a GPA of 3.5 or higher and demonstrate financial need.; Kenneth Owen Memorial Fund (USD 300) - Awarded annually.; Helen B. Andersen Memorial Scholarship - Open to female students majoring in business administration, economics, computer science, or management information systems. Requires a minimum 3.25 GPA and demonstrated financial need. Preference given to Wisconsin residents.; Federal Grant Aid (USD 4,367) - Average federal grant aid per student.; State Grant Aid (USD 2,399) - Average state grant aid per student.; Institution Grant Aid (USD 1,921) - Average institutional grant aid per student.; Pell Grant (USD 4,818) - Average Pell Grant amount per student.