
The Facts
Academics
- 70+ areas of study available in four distinct colleges: (College of Agriculture, Food and Environmental Sciences, College of Arts and Sciences, College of Business and Economics, College of Education and Professional Studies)
- Degrees awarded: Bachelor of Arts, Fine Arts, Music Education, Science, Social Work and Master of Arts, Business Administration, Science.
Students
- 5,862 students
- International students from 14 countries
- 21:1 student/faculty ratio
Cost
The estimated costs below include tuition and fees, textbook rental, housing and dining.
- Wisconsin resident: $14,660 per year
- Minnesota resident: $15,765 per year
- Midwest Student Exchange Program: $17,809 per year
- Non-resident: $22,233 per year
Scholarships
- 78 percent of students receive financial aid
- $2M+ in scholarship aid awarded each year
Campus
- 303 acres and 106 buildings on our main campus
- Two lab farms located in River Falls
- 11 residence halls
- $63.5 million Falcon Center houses the Health and Human Performance Department, Athletics and Campus Recreation
Traditions
- Nickname: Falcons
- Mascot: Freddy Falcon
- Colors: Red and white
- Conference: Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (WIAC), NCAA Division III
Campus Life
- 150+ student clubs and organizations
- 17 varsity sports
- #1 in the UW System for percent of students who study abroad
- Named a "Best College" for intramural sports by BestColleges.com
- NIRSA Outstanding Sports Facility: Falcon Center for Health, Education and Wellness
Leadership
- Chancellor: Maria Gallo, Ph.D.
- Provost and Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs: David Travis, Ph.D.
Total Student Enrollment, Fall 2020
Academic Level |
Count |
Freshman |
1,315 |
Sophomore |
1,172 |
Junior |
1,278 |
Senior |
1,473 |
Special Undergraduates |
190 |
Graduate Students |
434 |
Total Enrolled Fall 2020 |
5,862 |