UW-Waukesha

The administration I've met so far have been very helpful
8 years ago (07-11-2017)

Helped me get my life together when most other opportunities were unavailable to me. Graduated from UW Madison four years later, but I couldn't have done it without UW Waukesha. The professors are so, so high-caliber and dedicated to their students' success, and the fact that they work with such limited resources is a testament to their intelligence and dedication to their jobs. I have nothing bad to say about UW Waukesha; it's truly a school that will return what you invest in it.
9 years ago (15-02-2017)

Took my outreach graduate classes here through UW Whitewater.
9 years ago (10-12-2016)

I have attended and/or visited numerous two-year UW colleges while living in Hartford, Appleton, Green Bay, and now Waukesha, and I've been very happy and impressed in many ways. I highly recommend a school like UW-Waukesha -- the quality of education you'll receive here is quite surprising. The professors are incredible. And UW colleges campuses are smaller, less-intimidating of schools to start out at, while still offering a lot (UW-Wauk. and UW-Fox Valley are two of the largest of the two-year UWs, and thus offer the widest variety of classes, etc). I will say that if you're planning on a degree in music performance or music education, for example, you'll want to begin right away at your four-year school of choice, but overall, I see beginning at a two-year UW as a very good way to transition, whether you plan on transferring to a high-caliber private liberal arts college like Lawrence University or Beloit College, or a larger, UW system institution like UW-La Crosse. (P.S. And the tuition at the two-year UWs is only about $4,500 a year!)
14 years ago (06-09-2011)