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University of Wisconsin-Stout

Menomonie, Wisconsin•Public

Message from University of Wisconsin-Stout

Technology-forward. Industry-informed. People-focused. At UW-Stout, you’ll do more than earn a degree—you’ll do on day one. Through applied learning and research and career-focused experiences, our polytechnic education will connect you with the opportunities and employers to lead the future of engineering, technology, design, management and more.

Your chances

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Acceptance rate

91%

Public school in Wisconsin with 6,200 total undergraduate students
Rural
Great Lakes
On campus housing
Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference, Wisconsin Intercollegiate Ath Conference
uwstout.edu
712 S. Broadway St., Menomonie, WI 54751
(715) 232-1122

Admissions

Overall acceptance rate
91%
Yield rate - overall
30%

Acceptance rate breakdown

Women
91%
Men
91%

Applicant breakdown

Total number of applicants
4,890
Women: 47%
Men: 53%
uwstout.edu/admissions-aid

Cost & scholarships

Your estimated net cost
$ ? / year
In-state
$18,061
Out-of-state
$26,328

Average net cost after aid

Income
Average net cost
$0–30,000
$9,819
$30,001–48,000
$11,111
$48,001–75,000
$14,653
$75,001–110,000
$18,557
Over $110,000
$19,551

Published costs and averages can be misleading: they don’t fully account for your family’s finances (for financial aid) or your academic profile (for scholarships).

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Applications

How to apply

Accepts Common App
Test optional
Rec letters optional
Considers class rank
TOEFL required (international applicants)

Tests typically submitted

SAT: 0%
ACT: 63%
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Students

First-year enrolled students (full-time)
1,324
Student diversity
Very low diversity
4-year graduation rate
30%
6-year graduation rate
60%
Retention rate
70%
Admission policy
Co-ed
International students
3%

Enrolled breakdown by gender

Women: 41%
Men: 59%

Race & ethnicity diversity

Among domestic students
Asian and Pacific Islander
4%
Black
2%
Hispanic
3%
Native American
< 1%
Other
3%
White
88%

Academics

Student faculty ratio
18:1
Calendar system
Four-one-four

Special academic offering

Study abroad

Credit for AP exams

Offers graduate degree

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