NWTC in Green Bay, WI: https://www.nwtc.edu/

$9,533 per year

100% acceptance rate

i really enjoy that for what i want to go for its only 2 years and i can be in and out and get a job and still be close to home and its not as expensive as most colleges

i have visited this college and i know many people who have attended this school for dental hygeine which is what i want to go into

University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire, Located in Eau Claire WI, https://www.uwec.edu/

$19,175 per year

76% to 88% acceptance rate

The campus looks beautiful, with water all around. I enjoy that this campus is in Wisconsin, and will make seeing family not too difficult. The college seems to be a close community, which I value. Additionally, Eau Claire is one of the top schools in Wisconsin for Nursing.

I plan to take a tour of this campus sometime this month. I don't currently know of anyone who has gone here, however some of my senior friends plan to go to Eau Claire.

NWTC in Green Bay https://www.nwtc.edu/

$9533 a year

100% acceptance rate

NWTC has a 15:1 student-to-teacher ratio and a place called The Den for pool and ping pong. You can play a match on their giant indoor chess set or use high-tech hospital "sim" labs for healthcare degrees. Plus, nearly all graduates find jobs right away because of the hands-on training.

I’ve been to NWTC a couple times when I was younger, and my stepmom went there to get a business degree.

Michigan Technological University, located in Houghton, Michigan https://www.mtu.edu/.

approximately $17,928 per year

Around an 84-88% acceptance rate with around a 3.66 gpa average.

Michigan Tech is a waterfront University and is well known for specializing in engineering, science, and technology allong with being known for high graduate salaries, it has roughly 7,000 students and a strong focus on experiential learning and outdoor activities.

Durring my summer I plan on visiting Michigan Tech along with many other collages. during my stay, I plan to explore the campus and other campuses that revolve around engineering.

Milwaukee school of Engineering in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Its website is https://www.msoe.edu/.

The net price to attend this college is 25,661.

The acceptance rate is 60%-63%.

One thing that is really amazing about MSOE is their direct admit nursing program. This allows anyone who has gotten into the actual school who decides to do nursing to be accepted into the nursing school right away. This helps a lot of people to not have to worry applying and getting into the actual program. Another cool thing is that MSOE is located right next to other big Milwaukee schools and is right on the water.

I have toured this campus twice, once with my brother and once on a payed visit. My brother attends MSOE and loves it.

U.W Lacrosse, Lacrosse WI: https://www.uwlax.edu/

$19,131 per year

Acceptance rate: 81%

Lacrosse has a mix of historic buildings and modern academic facilities, offering a close-knit, walkable, and vibrant atmosphere near downtown. I like the layout of the college.

I have known people that have attended U.W Lacrosse and have really enjoyed it. I am wanting to tour there soon.

Concordia College, Moorhead, MN: https://www.concordiacollege.edu/

$30,020 per year

Acceptance rate: 62.6% with average ACT score of 21-26 and GPA of 3.58

I am interested in this college due to the vibrant and immersive fine arts program, with the director of bands having connections to my band directors here. I am arranged to meet with the director of bands, and I am excited to explore the campus with all it has to offer.

I have not visited the campus yet, but I am excited to do so!

UW Madison in Wisconsin, Madison: https://www.wisc.edu/

$29,000-$30,000 per year

45%

UW Madison has great healthcare programs but is also known for a wide variety of niche majors/minors and classes. The campus is right in the center of the capital city of Wisconsin

My parents both attended Madison and I plan to do a college tour eventually but I don't know when.

East Carolina University, North Carolina https://www.ecu.edu/

$34,813 per year

89.2% acceptance rate

Something really amazing about this college is that there is over 425 student orginization programs, and is also right on the water so it is a beautiful view from any where you are. There is also over 15 dorm halls for students to live in, so you have a lot of area to choose from.

I do not know anyone who has been there, and I have never been there.

University of Michigan (Ann Arbor) https://umich.edu/

Over $60,000 out of state per year

Acceptance rate of 15.6%, ACT score of 31-34, GPA of 3.7-4.0

I really like the campus and the spirit of this school. The campus has beautiful buildings, parks, and libraries, and it a very prestigious school for pre dentistry, which is what I am interested in. Despite the school's large size, 60% of classes are between 2-19 people, and only 7% exceed 100 people, which is helpful. Besides academics, they have great sports and club opportunities.

I visited this campus last spring, and toured it, and I really loved it. I met with a girl my dad knew who was currently attending, and she gave me some insight on the school as well. I also personally know someone who is attending there currently, and they really enjoy it.

University of Minnesota Twin Cities, in Minneapolis, MN: https://twin-cities.umn.edu/

$36,600 per year

75-80% acceptance rate

University of Minnesota is a top-10 public research university that offers great academics, heavy school spirit, and a sense of community within a big city. Popular majors include engineering, business and marketing, biological sciences, and psychology.

I have visited the campus and thought it was very pretty, many of my family members on my dad's side also attended the university.

North Dakota State University in Fargo, ND https://www.ndsu.edu/

$23,889 per year as a Wisconsin resident

Acceptance rate- 94%

This university is out of state to where I can live on my own, but still be an 8 1/2 hours drive away. It's also in the city, but close to the country so I can visit my family in the country, while getting the city life experience at college. It is known for agricultural classes and veterinary sciences, which is some of the fields I would want to go into.

My cousin currently goes to NDSU, studying vet science to become a veterinarian. I have also briefly been on the campus when visiting.

University of Wisconsin-Madison, WI: https://www.wisc.edu/

$30,005 per year (in-state with housing costs)

43%–45% acceptance rate with an average ACT of 28-32

The campus is a part of the city life while still it's own spread-out campus, with high school spirit. Additionally, it has a high amount of business and engineering courses and numerous other pathways that are well funded.

I have visited this campus, the only one I have been to this year so far and I enjoyed it a lot. I think the blend of city and the water is absolutely beautiful. My uncle has also gone here and I hope to talk to him about it more.

MIAD in Millwaukee, WI: https://www.miad.edu/

$22,000 per year

60-63%

They offer a selection of minors through Marquette, have multiple interesting program options, the administration takes student feedback and is incredibly attentive to the needs of them, and nearby dorms with kitchen appliances.

I've visited twice through a school organized trip and toured once with my family. My mom went to Marquette, which is the school they are partnered with. I also know one of the people who work for administration and review of portfolios for MIAD.

SCAD  - Savannah, Georgia  https://www.scad.edu/

Tuition of $43,155 per academic year based on three classes per semester.

Acceptance Rate: 83%.

This college was admirable to me because of its major in Sequential Art, which covers the career path I want to go into, as well as other adjacent jobs . Otherwise, the sunny weather and big city was also something I was looking for.. The school also offers many minors attributing to my career, with a notable one being in Visual Development.

This is a campus I will be visiting over the summer, and I am friends with a handful of college students pursuing art.

University of Arkansas in Fayetteville, Arkansas https://www.uark.edu/

The net price can range from $20,500 to $42,000

74% acceptance rate

Something amazing is that it is a D1 SEC school in a city the size of Green Bay. It is also close to where my grandparents live and has many majors in the field I want to go into. Additionally, they have a lot of student ran clubs and organizations, traditions, and greek life.

I have driven around part of the campus before but have never taken an actual tour

University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee in Milwaukee, WI: https://uwm.edu/

$24,252 per year

90.7% acceptance rate

About 50% of classes have around 20 students, allowing for more interaction between professors. Students enjoy the dorm rooms as many have high window views and high ceilings.

I toured this college with my sister when she was deciding where to go. Also both my parents graduated from UWM.

Westmont College in Santa Barbra, CA: https://www.westmont.edu/

50,000 per year

Acceptance Rate: 77-80% with average GPA of 3.64 and ACT score of 28-34

The campus is beautiful and is close to the beach, mountains, and some of my family. They have smaller class sizes, so students can be more connected with professors with a higher chance of research opportunities. Furthermore, they have high admission rates into dental schools which is something that I want to pursue after college.

I visited this campus this past summer and plan on going back this upcoming fall. I also have family friends that have attended Westmont and they have all loved it.

Northern Michigan University located in Marquette, MI 

$19,128 

84%

MNU provides majors for Health Professions, Biological/Biomedical Sciences and Education as the main focus. The location of this college is surrounded by serene lush trees and the coast of Lake Superior. With modern amenities that include utilities, high-speed Wi-Fi, and easy access to community spaces, including laundry. 

I used to live 10 minutes away from this college and my grandpa lives near the campus right now and I visit monthly.  

The University of Iowa in Iowa City, Iowa: https://uiowa.edu/

$41,447 per year for out-of-state costs

Acceptance Rate: 84% with an average GPA of 3.83

The University of Iowa is known for it's beautiful campus with the Iowa River dividing it into east and west sides. With over 200 areas of study, most popular majors include Health Professions, Kinesiology and Health Science, Finance, and Marketing. Additionally, it is home to one of the country's largest teaching hospitals.

I plan on taking a tour of this campus during the spring or summer. I do not know anyone closely that has attended The University of Iowa but one of my family friends has taken a pathway in dermatology.

University of Minnesota-Twin Cities

$36,402 per year

79.7% acceptance rate

This university is not only out of state which gives me more freedom, but it has both majors I would like to pursue, with strong school spirit and great academics.

I have not visited this campus but plan to, I don't have anybody that went there

NWTC, Green Bay: https://www.nwtc.edu/

$9,533 a year

100% acceptance

The school is just a good stepping stone for what i plan to do as a welder seeing as they offer the hands on training i would need in order to get paid better

i have been to the campus and My friend is currently or will be attending for his certification

University of Wisconsin-Madison, WI https://www.wisc.edu/

$30,000 per year.

Overall acceptance rate is near 43-45%.

UW Madison has many different majors, something for everyone to get involved in. The lake setting is very beautiful year round. The school spirit is very high and there is always something going on.

I have visited campus many times. My family is major badger fans and I have been going to different sporting events for as long as I can remember. My grandpa is alumni, my other grandparents are on campus nearly every week for sports.

University of Wisconsin La Crosse in

La Crosse, WI:

University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire, in Eau Claire WI, https://www.uwec.edu/

$19,175 per year

92% Acceptance rate as of fall 2024

What is amazing about this college is that it has one of the best Communication Sciences and Disorders programs in the state as well as having an incredibly high % employed after graduation with this major. It also has a beautiful campus on the river.

I will be visiting this college in the spring and I know many people who have gone to Eau Claire or are planning to.

Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, PA https://www.cmu.edu/

~$33,000 after aid

12% Acceptance rate, 34-35 average ACT range, 3.9 average GPA.

This college has a wide variety of computer science majors, including neural computation. They hold the #1 spot for artificial intelligence across all universities in the US. I especially like the variety of housing options, including suite and semi-suite dorm rooms. They also have an intercollegiate club lacrosse team.

I have not visited this campus, nor do I know anyone who has attended.

University of Wisconsin-La Crosse in La Crosse, WI: https://www.uwlax.edu/

$19,131 for WI residents

81% acceptance.

The campus is medium in size and population, meaning that it has the benefits of a large college without compromising the benefits of a smaller school. I like the dorm options and the look of the school from an architectural standpoint.

I have not visited this college or known any alumni.

UW Madison in Madison, WI: https://www.wisc.edu/

Total estimated costs including housing and meals is closer $26,000-$29,000 for residents and $40,000+ for non-residents.

45% acceptance rate.

I am undecided in what to major in, however, the campus, social life, classes, and the limitless opportunities interest me. The school spirit and athletics are also a bonus of this school that I would love to partake in. Additionally, Madison is not that far away from home, so coming back for holidays/events would be easier to manage.

5. I have visited this campus many times, both my older sister and cousin attend UW Madison. Back when my sister was looking at colleges, I came along for the Madison tour and it immediately sparked my interest.

UW La-Crosse

The net price of attending this college is 21,000

The acceptance rate is an 81%

One of the most popular majors is business which is what I would like to go for, the others being psychology and biology. They have a good track program I don’t know if I would like to go for track but it is good to keep in mind. The dining hall has good food and lots of options. Lastly the dorms are spacious with plenty of room

I know people that go to La-Crosse for college

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, located in Chapel Hill, NC https://www.unc.edu/

$39,330 per year out of state, $8,989 in-state

15% out of state, 55% in-state

UNC campus is quite large as they hold over 15 institutions. The campus is also beautiful as it exemplifies the culture of North Carolina all around. UNC is also well known for their talented athletics and their community of bright students. UNC offers a variety of majors including their most popular being Biology, Psychology, Business, and Exercise and Sport Science.

I have visited UNC once because my grandparents live in North Carolina, but I would like to visit again this coming summer to get a more in depth campus tour.

UW-La Crosse, Located in La Crosse WI, ​​https://www.uwlax.edu/ 

$19,131 per year for WI residents

La Crosse has an acceptance rate of about 81%, with an average GPA of 3.64 and an ACT score of 24-28

UW-La Crosse offers a wide selection of options for Study Abroad. They offer availability to attend colleges in many different countries as well as doing work-study internships abroad.

I haven’t yet visited the campus but I have family in La Crosse so I’m in the city at least once a year. My neighbor, Griffin Murphy, also attends UW-La Crosse and has said a lot of great things about the college.

Brigham Young University in Provo, UT; https://www.byu.edu/

$15,000 per year

69% acceptance rate, 28-32 ACT range, and 3.86-4.00 GPA range.

Its a very cheap private school and offers a wide range of majors which is good for me because I honestly have no idea what I want to do.

The majority of my extended family went to BYU and I've been to the campus several times.

University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire in Eau Claire, WI: https://www.uwec.edu/

The net price for Wisconsin residents is around $19,000

76%-88%

From what I heard, you can build good relationships with your professors, theres a nice downtown area, and its still in Wisconsin so my family would be nearby.

I have not visited the campus but some of my friends have and they said the area is beautiful and such. :)

University of Wisconsin-Madison in Madison, WI:

UAF - Fairbanks, Alaska https://www.uaf.edu/uaf/

$32,682

65%

Location is close to my uncle, who also went to school for geology. It's an interesting place to live and go to school. Fairbanks and Alaska as a whole are good for indoor and outdoor rock and ice climbing

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I chose to research Lawrence University in Appleton, WI. https://www.lawrence.edu/

$27,000 per year

63% acceptance rate with an average ACT score of 28 and GPA of 3.5

Lawrence University is well known for their Music and Fine Arts as well as their science majors. They have a great Psychology Program which would be beneficial for me considering it is what I would like to major in.

I have yet to visit the campus, however at a College Career Expo I talked to one of the staff members of the college and speaking to him made me look deeper into the University.

University of Washington in Seattle, WA https://www.washington.edu/

$30,000-$60,000 per year out of state

39% acceptance rate with 3.8 average gpa.

The campus is absolutely gorgeous and feels very inviting. It brings attention to the nature in Washington but is also located directly in Seattle. It holds many opportunities for fields in English, including Journalism as well as a good Law program which is something I have also considered as a career.

I plan to tour this campus over spring break. One of my friends previously lived in Washington so i've learned a bit more about the campus from her but other than that I don't know anybody between my family or friends who has gone here.

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U.W Lacrosse, Lacrosse WI:

19,000-23,000

Acceptance Rate: 81%

UW Lacrosse has an excellent business program and features lots of options when it comes to Business majors. It is so pretty when it comes to the natures there are bluffs that hang over the campus making it just a really cool experience.

I have visited this campus a couple times most recently last Friday i've loved it every time.

Loyola University Chicago

46,060 for out of state

81.6% acceptance rate

I love the campus. I think living in chicago would be cool and would allow for any different oppourtunities. It has small class sizes and offers the direct admit program that I am looking for.

No, I don't know anyone who has attended this college for the pathway I am looking at.

University of Minnesota-Twin Cities

https://twin-cities.umn.edu/

$36,656 per year

70-80% acceptance rate

University of Minnesota has amazing resources, along with wanting a "big city" lifestyle mixed with "Big Ten" school spirit. It’s one of the few major research universities located directly in a massive metropolitan area, providing a unique blend of high-level academics and immediate career access.

I have visited this campus with my sister, my sister just got accepted into Minnesota and many of my friends go there now.

University of Colorado Boulder in Boulder, CO: https://www.colorado.edu/

$65,000 per year

Accptance Rate: 76%

This campus is absolutely beautiful as it's surrounded by mountains. The campus community is very interactive with the surrounding wildlife, keeping it healthy. There are hundreds of student-run clubs, and lots of sports. CU Boulder is home to the D1 football team, The Baffaloes.

I visited this campus over the summer, and I loved it so much. The atmosphere is amazing.

Lake Forest College, Lake Forest, IL; https://www.lakeforest.edu/

$61,156-$74,702 per year

57% acceptence rate

Lake Forest is a liberal arts college known for its beautiful campus and experimental psychology program. It is nationally ranked number 2 in science research facilities, number 2 in best health lab facilities, and number 6 in best student support and counseling. It is 30 miles from Chicago and ranks number 35 in the US.

I do not know anyone who went here, but I do have a tour planned.

Oregon State University, Corvallis Oregon

https://oregonstate.edu/

A little over $38,000 for three terms

Acceptance rate: 77%-79% with average ACT score of 21-28 and GPA of 3.7

Oregon state has a beautiful campus, offering so much to fo such as division 1 sports and one of the best college towns. Class sizes are smaller. The main majors are psychology, biology, and computer science. The school also has an amazing psychology undergrad program.

I have not visited the college, nor do I know anyone who goes there. Mrs. Quinn knows the psychology professors and program, and has persuaded me to keep it as an option.

ASU - Arizona State University in Tempe, Arizona https://www.asu.edu/

The net price can range from 31,000 to 34,000 annually.

Acceptance Rate: 85%

ASU is known for offering many different programs. I'm especially interested in their engineering program because its highly ranked and has many research opportunities.

I have not visited this college, nor do I know anyone who attended.

University of Minnesota Twin Cities in Minneapolis MN https://twin-cities.umn.edu/

34,420 per year

79.7%

The campus is beautiful and is in the city and the dietetics program is highly regarded. It also has a teacher to student ratio of 17:1 and 35% of classes have less than 20 students. Its campus is close to a lot of my family members but it is also far enough away from home so i can be on my own.

I haven't visited the campus yet but my cousin went to Twin Cities and graduated last year.

UWGB, Green bay WI, https://www.uwgb.edu/ 

8,700 $ for in-state tuition 

88.6% accptance rate, average GPA of 3.06, and average ACT score of 22 

UWGB offers a large variety of programs at 3 different campuses. It is one of the few colleges with private bathrooms in dorms and has underground tunnels for ease of moving around campus during the winter months. It also has massive amounts of land for recreational activities and for its strong program in natural sciences, offering a diverse range of landscapes to study. And has one of the largest collections of eggs in the world. 

My mother got her business management degree here

I researched the University of Wisconsin Stevens Point. 

The next cost to attend UWSP is $22,524

91.8% acceptance rate 

UW Stevens point is located in a very safe and welcoming area.  It would allow me to remain close to home while still experiencing college independently.  There are tons of extracurricular activities around the area such as gyms, climbing facilities, skiing, etc...  Another enticing factor is the quality of the ice cream in the area which is quite high due to agricultural focus. 

I have not visited the campus but I've attended a meeting with a counselor from UWSP during a Bay Port pirate time. 

University Wisconsin-River Falls in Northwestern Wisconsin.

https://www.uwrf.edu/

$26,570 per year

78%-82% with an average GPA 3.41 and ACT score of 19-25

Popular majors at UW River Falls are Animal Science, Agricultural Business, Elementary Education, and Environmental Science. I am interested in both elementary education and agricultural business so I think it would be a pretty good fit for me.

My brother is currently at UW River Falls and is graduating this May. I have been able to visit him there and tour a little bit.

University of Wisconsin Platteville, located in Platteville WI, https://www.uwplatt.edu/

$9,031 per year

87%-87% acceptance rate

This college is specifically a hub for people who want to pursue degrees in engineering. It is often called one of the best schools for hands on labs. Also it is a very cheap option to other engineering schools.

I have not visited the campus yet but my counselor said his daughter goes there and she enjoys it.

UW- La Crosse in La Crosse, WI. Its website is https://www.uwlax.edu/

19,687 out of state, 10,240 in state.

The acceptance rate is 81%

They have a very good Pre-Physical Therapy program, mid-sized campus population, and both the campus and town are very cool.

I have visited the campus, I also know some people who are currently attending UWL.

University of Ole Miss in Oxford, Mississippi https://olemiss.edu/

$36,213 per year

97% acceptance rate for both in and out of state students

Ole Miss has an outstanding School of Business Administration, it is within the top 5% globally. The campus is all together and packed in, I would never have to walk far. Also, it is specifically a college town only, meaning no non college residents and only the campus buildings and other school things.

My brother has been to this campus and said it is very beautiful and very nice considering the close campus. I plan to visit in the fall for a football game.

Empire Beauty School in Green Bay, WI https://www.empire.edu/

$31,828.00 total tuition

100% acceptance rate

I love the creativity oriented goal of this institution. They offer everything that I am interested in terms of esthetics and aesthetics. The program length varies but I can complete in within two years, giving me a head start on my lifelong career.

I have not explored the interior of this establishment. My boyfriend's cousin is currently attending school here and I intend to learn more about her experience soon.

University of Florida in Gainesville, FL: https://www.ufl.edu/

$32,000 per year

Acceptance Rate: 24% with average ACT score of 29-33 and GPA of 4.4-4.7 (weighted)

The University of Florida is top-ranked known for preparing students for the future of tech. It offers a high value "Gator" lifestyle, having modern apartment-style dorms as well. UF provides an affordable path that leads to one of the highest returns on investment in the country.

I have not personally visited the campus, but I hope to in the future.

University of Wisconsin - Madison in Madison, Wisconsin https://www.wisc.edu/

$30,000 per year

The acceptance rate is around 43%-45%

I love how it is a little far from home but still close. The physical therapy program ranks in the top 12% in the nation. There is also numerous other healthcare options I am also interested in that they also offer. I like how the campus is right on Lake Mendota.

I have frequently visited this campus to either visit my sister who attends this university or to go to sporting events.

University of Wisconsin-Madison located in Madison, Wisconsin https://www.wisc.edu/

Tuition: $12,646, with additional costs: $32, 136

45.2% acceptance rate

UW-Madison was ranked the second best public university by Time Magazine. Madison also offers a lot of opportunities for research and consistently ranks among the top universities in research expenditures.

I took a campus tour of Madison last year, and my family has visited Madison a lot when I was younger because both of my parents went to UW-Madison. I have a lot of family the goes to or has gone to Madison.

UWM in Milwaukee  https://uwm.edu/

$20,449 a year 

88% - 97%

Something amazing about UWM is their theater program. UWM is a school of the arts and host a wide variety of shows over the year. The school is also well known for its film program. Additionally the school offers many exchange programs to various countries all over the world, such as Germany, Japan, Peru, and Brazil.

I have not yet visited this campus but I am planning to visit very soon. My aunt attended this school. 

University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee in Milwaukee, WI:

https://uwm.edu/

$10,916 per year (In-State, not including room and board)

88%-97% acceptance rate

Its located near Lake Michigan. 16:1 teacher to student ratio, which gives more personal connection with professors. Milwaukee is a big city so it is known for its diverse student body, and many opportunities. Its also known for a good nursing program (top 10% nationwide).

I have been to the campus, but never actually toured the school yet. I know my brothers friend goes there and he likes it. I also have a friend who is graduating this year who will be heading to UW-Milwaukee in the fall.

Apprentice job, you go through the collage the company assigns you to or you can go a non collage route through unions.

$600-$2000

Acceptance rate depends on your level of skill and if you're going the (IBEW) union route the acceptance rate is 5-7% because it is very competitive as well as ranging from months to years to get accepted. If you go through (IEC/ABC) non-union where the work you put in can get you to a 100% acceptance rate.

This job is hard work but very rewarding. I enjoy that the schooling is minimal and you pretty much jump right into hands on work and learn as you go.

I have done many job shadows and volunteer work within the trades jobs as well as having a company set for my future. I settled down on this career path because of weighing out pros and cons between trades, talking to people I know who are within the electrical career.

UW Madison, Madison, Wisconsin

$30,0000 per year

45% acceptance rate

The campus has an urban location that merges with the city and is surrounded by two lakes. The college also offers many specialized degrees and a large variety of majors.

My sister currently attends this college and I have visited many times.