University of Wisconsin, Stevens Point

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General Information

The University of Wisconsin Stevens Point was founded as a school in
1894 that focused on teachers, conservation, and home economics.

In 1927, the school started a four-year degree program in education.
Later they added programs that included agriculture, art, business,
sciences, education, foreign language, liberal arts, resources
conservation, public administration, psychology, and others. Through
all of the changes made to the University of Wisconsin Stevens Point,
the school has the goal of helping you to have the education that you
need.

Admissions Information

The application fee for entrance into the University of Wisconsin
Stevens Point is $44.00. If you apply, then you stand a good chance of
being among the 74% that are accepted. Of those who do go for one year,
75% choose to stay for at least a second year.
 
College Majors

• Agriculture & Related Sciences
• Soil Science and Agronomy
• Architecture & Related Programs
• Interior Architecture
• Arts, Visual & Performing
• Art – General
• Arts Management
• Dance
• Drama/Theater Arts
• Interior Design
• Music – General
• Music -General Performance
• Music History/Literature
• Biological & Biomedical Sciences
• Biology
• Business, Management & Marketing
• Accounting
• Business Administration/Management
• Communications & Journalism
• Communications/Rhetoric
• Computer & Information Sciences
• Computer/Information Sciences – General
• Web/Multimedia Design
• Education
• Early Childhood Education
• Elementary Education
• Family/Consumer Sciences – Education
• Music Teacher Education
• Physical Education
• Secondary Education
• English Language & Literature
• English Language & Literature – General
• Foreign Language & Literature
• French
• German
• Spanish
• Health Professions & Clinical Sciences
• Athletic Training/Sports Medicine
• Clinical Laboratory Science
• Speech-Language Pathology/Audiology
• History
• History – General
• Liberal Arts & Sciences
• General Studies
• Liberal Arts & Sciences
• Mathematics
• Mathematics – General
• Multi/Interdisciplinary Studies
• Biological/Physical Sciences
• Natural Resources & Conservation
• Fishing/Fisheries
• Forestry – General
• Natural Resources & Conservation – General
• Water/Wetlands/Marine Management
• Wood Science/Paper Technology
• Parks, Recreation & Fitness
• Health/Physical Fitness
• Philosophy & Religion
• Philosophy
• Physical Sciences
• Chemistry
• Physics
• Psychology
• Psychology – General
• Public Administration & Services
• Public Administration
• Social Sciences
• Economics
• Geography
• Political Science/Government
• Social Sciences – General
• Sociology

 
Graduate Studies
The graduate studies at an institution is important. Not every school
has the offerings that you might be looking for as you look to continue
your education. At UW – Stevens Point, you have a variety that gives
you options for your future.

• College of Fine Arts and Communication
• Master of Arts in Communication
• Master of Music Education
• College of Letters and Science
• Master of Science in Teaching
• College of Professional Studies
• Clinical Doctorate in Audiology
• Master of Science in Education
• Master of Science in Human and Community Resources
• Master of Science in Nutritional Sciences
• Master of Science in Speech-Language Pathology
• College of Natural Resources
• Master of Science in Natural Resources

 
Accreditation

UW Stevens Point is an accredited institution. It is given this status
by the Higher Learning Commission and the North Central Association.
2018 is the next time the accreditation will need to be reexamined. The
importance of accreditation might often be missed when you are looking
for a university to attend. Without it, you might not get the financial
aid that you need, and the courses may not be up to the caliber that
you desire.
 
Financial Aid

Financial aid is an area that concerns most students who are heading to
college. The cost of a college education can be intimidating. Taking
the time to fill out financial aid forms is a big step in the right
direction. There is a lot of government aid available to those that fit
into a certain financial bracket. If you do apply and find that your
parents make too much money for you to get government aid at this
point, then there are still many scholarships for which you can apply.
Some might be offered by the university, while others may be available
from other groups.
 
The University of Wisconsin Stevens Point does offer specific
scholarships to college freshmen that are not dependent on how much
income is in the family. Other scholarships are given by academic
departments at the university as well. Diversity Scholarships are an
option if you are in a minority group. Whether an institution provides
a scholarship or accepts one, it will be helpful for you.
 
Athletics

The athletics at the University of Wisconsin Stevens Point offer a
large number of sports for both men and women. The Stevens Point
Pointers have an excellent history of conference championships as well
as national championships. The teams have mainly competed in the NCAA
Division III.

If you have no interest in intercollegiate sports, UW Stevens Point
does offer a variety of intramural sports that might offer you the
activity that you need to keep you going as you focus on your
schooling. Staying active in intramural sports is a great way to make
friends and stay healthy.
 
Student Housing

Students at the University of Wisconsin Stevens Point have a number of
options in housing. There are several different halls available to the
students.  Many of the halls are great for special interest groups
such as those interested in foreign language, culture, and wellness.
Those who want to stay away from alcohol while at college have the
option of staying in certain facilities where it is not allowed. The
amenities vary to some degree, but you will find the accommodations to
be perfect for your stay at college.

General Information

Admissions Information

College Majors

*We do not guarantee the
accuracy of information on this page. All information is subject to
change. You should confirm all information with a college admissions
officer.