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Beloit Memorial High School

1225 Fourth Street

Beloit, WI 53511

(608) 361-3000

4-Year Colleges

University of Wisconsin System                        http://www.uwhelp.wisconsin.edu/

This website is very useful, it includes:  the online application, links to all UW schools, and “Major Mania” a database of majors and corresponding schools.

Wisconsin Private Colleges and Universities          http://www.wisconsinmentor.org/home.aspx

Your choice for virtual campus tours, college planning, financial aid information, and online applications.

Minnesota Colleges and Universities              http://www.mnscu.edu/

Similar to the UW System website except, not all of the MN schools are part of this website.

Illinois Universities                                                http://www.illinoismentor.org/

Interested in a private Illinois college? Try Illinois Mentor.

Common Application            https://www.commonapp.org/CommonApp/default.aspx

There are 346 schools in 46 states that are part of the Common Application.  The common application is part of a network of colleges and universities that promote a holistic approach to college admissions.

Historically Black  Colleges                      www.edonline.com/cq/hbcu/c_state.htm

Information and links to historically black colleges by state

 

Class Rank and ACT Requirements
For Admission to UW-System Schools

University

High School Rank or ACT Score

UW-Eau Claire

Top 25% and ACT score of at least 22 OR Top 50% and ACT score of at least a 23

UW-Green Bay

ACT score of at least 17 and a 3.25 GPA OR ACT score of at least 23 and a 2.25 GPA

UW-LaCrosse

Top 25% and an ACT score of at least 23 or
Top 30% and an ACT score of at least 26

UW-Madison

COMPETITIVE: class rank, ACT score, rigor of academic program

UW-Milwaukee

Top 50% and an ACT score of at least a 17 OR Top 75% and an ACT score of at least 21
(Architecture - top 40% and an ACT score of at least 23)

UW-Oshkosh

Top 40% OR an ACT score of at least 22

UW-Parkside

Top 50% and have taken the ACT

UW-Platteville

Top 50% OR an ACT score of at least 22
(Engineering - ACT math score of at least 22)

UW-River Falls

Top 40% or an ACT score of at least 22
(Elementary Education must be top 40% and an ACT score of 24)

UW-Stevens Point

Top 25% OR minimum 3.25 GPA/Top 50% and an ACT score of at least 21

UW-Stout

Top 50% OR Top 75% and an ACT score of at least 22
(Engineering - ACT math score of 22 and top 40%)

UW-Superior

Top 50% and an ACT score of 21 OR
an ACT score of at least 23 OR Top 33%

UW-Whitewater

Top 40% OR high school percentile and ACT percentile greater than 100 for direct admission

UW-Centers

Top 75% of class and have taken the ACT

NOTE: Universities will consider students who do not meet their criteria on a space available, case-by-base basis.

 ALL UW-SYSTEM SCHOOLS REQUIRE THIS FOR ADMISSION:

  1. 4 credits of English
  2. 3 credits of math - algebra and higher
  3. 3 credits of social studies
  4. 3 credits of science - plant science, animal science, and principles of physics may not be accepted
  5. 4 elective credits from core academic areas (foreign language, English, social studies, science, and math)

Colleges that require 2 years of a foreign language to graduate and will accept high school credit or will have to take coursework there

  • UW-Platteville
  • UW-Milwaukee
  • UW-Parkside

Colleges that require 2 years of a foreign language to be admitted

  • UW-Eau Claire
  • UW-Madison

UW-Madison will require applicants to prove competency in foreign language through testing. The testing options are

  • Placement testing - This can only be taken in the spring of your senior year after you have been accepted. If you do not take any foreign language your junior or senior year you will be greatly disadvantaged.
  • College Level Examination Program - This can be taken in the fall at any time during high school. It costs approximately $70.
  • AP Examination - An AP score of 3 will satisfy the requirement. In addition, the student would receive 3 college credits in that foreign language after a score of 3 was obtained.

 If there are any questions about admission requirements to a specific school or you would like more information about a school in general, stop in the guidance office to see your Guidance Counselor for more information.

 

 

 

 

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