A Bit Stressed: Need Info on Colleges in Wisconsin

Hey guys, I’m a junior, starting to stress about college. I've been massively drawn to Wisconsin for my undergrad studies. Could anyone give me info on what colleges are based there with some highlights regarding programs or unique aspects? Thank you!

Hello,

Wisconsin is home to several universities, both public and private, that offer a diverse range of programs. Here are a few notable ones:

1. University of Wisconsin-Madison: As the flagship of the University of Wisconsin system, UW-Madison ranks highly among public universities in the U.S. It's known for its research programs, especially in the fields of engineering, biology, and business.

2. Marquette University: Based in Milwaukee, Marquette is a private university with strong programs in business, nursing, and biological sciences. It's the only university in the country offering a major in Physiological Sciences.

3. Carleton College: This highly selective liberal arts college in Northfield is known for its rigorous academic environment and small class sizes. Strong programs include political science, economics, and biology.

4. University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee: UWM has a well-regarded School of Architecture and Urban Planning, and its Peck School of the Arts is one of the best in the Midwest.

5. Beloit College: Beloit is a small liberal arts institution with a focus on experiential learning. It's known for its strong anthropology and geology programs.

6. Lawrence University: Lawrence is unique in its dual degree program in liberal arts and engineering with Columbia University. They are known for their Conservatory of Music which offers majors in vocal, instrumental, and composition fields.

Please delve deeper into the individual colleges based on your interests and career aspirations. Also, do attend college tours and open houses, either in person or virtually, to get a better understanding of the campus culture and offerings. Good luck with your college search!