University of Wisconsin-Superior offers its students more than a traditional liberal arts education; students of all majors are encouraged to take advantage of the limitless opportunities for hands-on experience outside the walls of their classrooms. Classes are small and are taught by a faculty dedicated to excellence in teaching. Beyond their academic credentials, many instructors also bring extensive professional experience into their classrooms. As a result, Superior’s graduates leave college uniquely positioned for success. Perhaps what is most attractive is that students experience all of these private school advantages, with a public school price tag.

 

Founded in 1893, the University of Wisconsin-Superior is a public, comprehensive, liberal arts institution.

 

The University of Wisconsin-Superior is Wisconsin’s Public Liberal Arts College. With an average class size of 21 and a diverse student body, the university prepares students for success in their chosen major, while providing a solid, liberal arts experience.

Superior, Wisconsin (Metro area population: 200,000).

 

2800 students (43% male, 57% female); 25 states and territories represented; 6% minority (2% American Indian, 1% Asian, 1% Black, 0% HIspanic, 90% White); 6% international.

 

68% average freshman retention rate; 33% average graduation rate.

 

189 full- and part-time faculty; 17:1 Student-Faculty ratio; average class size: 21.

 

NCAA Division III, Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference. Northern Collegiate Hockey Association. 14 varsity sports (6 men's: baseball, basketball, cross country, hockey, soccer, track; 8 women's: basketball, cross country, golf, hockey, soccer, softball, track, volleyball). More on Athletics…

2005-2006: For Wisconsin residents: $9,610 comprehensive ($5,188 tuition). For Minnesota residents: $9,963 comprehensive, ($5,541 tuition). For non-residents: $19,656 comprehensive ($15,234 tuition). 80% of students receive financial aid.