University of Wisconsin - Stout

University of Wisconsin - Stout is a public university located in Menomonie, WI. We've ranked it #459 in America on our overall top colleges list, and admission is almost available to anybody, with a 90% acceptance rate. It is a middle sized institution with full-time enrollment of 6,935 undergraduate students. UW-Stout's most commonly chosen major is a Bachelor's degree in Business, which makes up 11% of students. Additional routinely preferred fields include Education, which accounts for 7% of students, and Operations Management (6%). It ranks first in Wisconsin for its engineering technology program. In addition, UW-Stout comes in 3rd in Wisconsin for best greek life. For Wisconsin residents, full price tuition runs $8,984 a year. Applicants applying from elsewhere must cough up $18,295 a year. Before you decide not to apply because of cost constraints, be cognizant that more than 80% of UW-Stout undergrads receive at least some financial aid. 59% of University of Wisconsin - Stout students culminate their college education with a diploma, all set to enter the subsequent stage of their lives: their careers. On average, alumni go on to make an annual salary of $39,200 two years after university. After another four years of work experience, the graduate's median yearly wage climbs 15.1% to $45,100, which is 12.5% greater than the national median income for individuals. Applying students may also want to be aware that college prep courses are required to apply and it is required that you share your high school rank when sending in your application. What's more, UW-Stout does not offer evening degree programs. Concerning your wallet, be aware that the average financial aid awarded to UW-Stout's undergraduates is $3,493 and the average meal plan cost is $2,724 per year. Respecting demographics, 13% of undergrads at UW-Stout are from households with a yearly income between $30k and $48k and 1% of professors are Black. Regarding student life, UW-Stout offers meal plans for its undergraduates. To conclude, six years after receiving their degrees, the lowest-earning 25% of graduates earn $31,400 or less and the highest-earning quartile of graduates rake in a starting salary of $52,400 or more.