Attend Private College Week and jump-start the college selection process
Get a feel for the campus environment during the joint open house of Wisconsin’s private, nonprofit colleges and universities, July 11 – 16, 2016.
TV interview with WAICU president
Dr. Rolf Wegenke, president of WAICU, appeared on TV to talk about private college options, affordability, and advantages.
Lakeland student appreciates the journey of education
The writing program and student media outlet helped Austin, a WI Grant recipient, hone his skills.
Small is smart: Wisconsin’s 24 private, nonprofit colleges provide students with an extraordinary education
Our students can attest to the benefits of a small academic environment, from the personalized guidance, to the opportunities for hands-on learning.
Wisconsin Grant enables Marian student to get involved
Alexis’ goal for her college experience was not only to succeed in her academics, but also to get involved on campus through clubs and organizations.
What average net tuition means and how it should affect your college choice
The out-of-pocket cost to attend a private, nonprofit college can be surprisingly affordable.
Get to know Wisconsin’s 24 private, nonprofit colleges and universities
We want you to find your best college fit. We believe you will find it among Wisconsin’s 24 private, nonprofit colleges. Across the […]
WI Private College Week 2016
Find the right college fit by touring Wisconsin’s private, nonprofit colleges and universities July 11 – 16, 2016.
What’s in a name?
There’s a lot of history behind the names of Wisconsin’s private, nonprofit colleges and universities. Read on to find out what “Nashotah” means in the Chippewa language, who St. Norbert was, where the city of Carthage is located (spoiler alert: it’s not in Wisconsin), and how much a pound of bacon cost when Columbia College of Nursing was founded, among other fun facts.
What’s within Wisconsin?
Find your best fit at one of Wisconsin’s 24 private, nonprofit colleges Selecting a college is an exciting time for any student. […]
