Tips: Try to understand how to manage your finances after coming here. Try to use available benefits from offers and other things to save some money. Also, make as many friends as you can after coming here because they are going to be your family away from home. That's all I can think of.

Likes (Quality of faculty): Great helpful faculty in terms of guiding about academics, future goals, placements, research etc. They have office hours where you can personally talk to them about the problems you are facing and they will try their best to solve them or at least guide you in that direction.

Dislikes (Indian Food): I prefer to cook myself. There are good restaurants around but very few Indian restaurants. And the Indian restaurants aren't exactly catering to 'actual Indian' needs of cuisines. Americanised version a little. Otherwise, the options of different cuisines are ample.

Reviewed on 5 Mar 2024Read more

Anonymous

Master of Science in Industrial Engineering - Batch of 2025

4.1

Indian population is less. Good network.

Tips: A lot of loneliness here, be mentally prepared. I saw a major cultural shift. Overall very much satisfied with my university, course and country. It is very different from India, you will definitely miss everything about India but everything has its pros & cons.

Likes (Internships): The college has a good reputation, you will find an alumni in almost every other company. Alumni connect is not that great here but you can always make connections on LinkedIn from people from your college. There are a few career fairs but they do not really sponsor. But it is a good opportunity to network.

Dislikes (Indian Food): Lack of Indians on campus due to which lack of Indian spices, food and stores. You will have to rely on Walmart or target or some other grocery place. A few Indian restaurants would be Amber, Maharani but the food is not very cheap. I cook myself.

Reviewed on 27 Feb 2024Read more

Anonymous

M.S. in Electrical & Computer Engineering (Research) - Batch of 2025

4.2

Great university with unique events and great staffs.

Tips: There was a cultural shift for sure. It is handy to know seniors or friends who are already here to help settle in. I did not avail of any scholarships. The faculty is very approachable and always ready to discuss any topic with you and clear your doubts. What I found unique was the use of research papers that involve state-of-the-art technologies rather than traditional old textbooks. The faculty is very diverse, as are the students. I am extremely satisfied with my college as it is in the top five in the country for my course of ECE.

Dislikes (Part time work): Part-time jobs are available on campus, but most require prior experience. I applied for jobs like cashiers or cafe team members and got rejected. If you are willing to be a culinary assistant or dishwasher, it can be easier to get a job. Part-time work is according to your class schedule, and the pay varies from 15 to 20 Dollars an hour.

Reviewed on 14 Oct 2024Read more

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Is the University of Minnesota, Twin Cities more competitive than the University of Wisconsin Madison?

Answered 5 days ago

University of Wisconsin Madison acceptance rate stands at 43%, which makes it a moderately selective university to get into. In comparison with the University of Minnesota, Twin Cities acceptance rate of 77%, Wisconsin Madison Uni can be considered much more selective in its admission criteria.

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Anushree Sinha

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How much is UW Madison tuition a year?

Answered 3 months ago

The first-year tuition fees for international students at University of Wisconsin Madison are given as follows:

Courses	1st Year Tuition Fees
MIM (72 courses)	INR 14 L - INR 41 L
MBA/PGDM (18 courses)	INR 16 L - INR 44 L
BE/BTech (15 courses)	INR 34 L - INR 36 L
MA (40 courses)	INR 13 L - INR 21 L
MIM (16 courses)	INR 16 L - INR 44 L
BA (37 courses)	INR 34 L
PG Certificate (20 courses)	INR 1 L - INR 27 L

Tasneem Hoda

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What is the application fee for the University of Wisconsin MBA course?

Answered 3 months ago

University of Wisconsin Madison has an application fee of USD 70 for undergraduate students and USD 75 for graduate international students. Students can submit the non-refundable application fee before filling and submitting their admission application on the official website.

Tasneem Hoda

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Who are the notable alumni of University of Wisconsin Madison?

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University of Wisconsin Madison has more than 400,000 alumni members coming from 123 countres in the world. Some of the notable alumni members at the university are given as follows: