University of Wisconsin-Madison

    University of Wisconsin - Madison has a 51.7% acceptance rate that shows 52 out of every 100 applications are accepted. This demonstrates the school's medium level of selection. The school is more lenient than other colleges, but they still expect you to satisfy their ACT/SAT and GPA criteria.

The University of Wisconsin-Madison is ranked fourth overall and first among all national public universities in Washington Monthly's 2021 College Guide and Rankings. Three factors—excellence in research, social mobility, and community and national service—are used to determine the ranking.

University of Wisconsin - Madison demands a GPA of 3.86, which means you must be at or near the top of your class and significantly above average. Your transcript should primarily reflect As. You should have ideally taken a number of AP or IB classes to show that you can handle college-level academics.

The campus provides more than 9,000 courses ranging from accountancy to zoology and everything in between, along with about 600 undergraduate and graduate majors. As a public land-grant university and significant research organisation, its instructors, staff, and students receive a top-notch education while tackling pressing issues in the real world.

UW is the recognised state university of Wisconsin and one of the Public Ivy League universities in the United States. It has 20 colleges and offers 120 doctorate programmes, 148 master's programmes, and 136 undergraduate degrees. It is renowned for its College of Agriculture and Life Sciences in particular.

The University of Wisconsin-Madison has been recognised by Princeton Review as a best value university. In the 2019 edition of "The Best Value Colleges: 200 Schools with Exceptional ROI for Your Tuition Investment," the institution is one of 200. Only 7% of the four-year colleges in the country were included in this book.

Because of this school's moderate selection criteria, admission is almost certainly guaranteed if you have strong academic credentials. Your chances of admission are already quite good if your SAT score is 1390 or higher. Given that your GPA is about the average 3.86, scoring a 1480 will very certainly result in acceptance.