University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Top Questions

Being a great UW school.

A lot of student to be friends with and many different types of people.

I have no idea.

This school is best known for the high graduation rates every year. The alumni are able to help the undergraduates with passing their classes and the next steps that are needed to be taken to move on to the next level. The professors here also expect a lot out of the students but if the student is hard working, the classes are going to be easier.

It is best known for its business school, water sciences, and architecture programs

I believe my school is best known for their academic classes. Also they have a variety of great international clubs that students can participate in. They also provide many festivals such as Pantherfest and more to come.

What I know my school best for is that it is one of the top ten architecture schools in the mid-west, which is one of the big reasons I chose this school. Having an education that was rated as one of the bests in the country was a very big plus for me. I want to get all that I can out of my education.

University of Wisconsin Milwaukee is best known for having the nation’s number one freshwater College. This is very important as water is an essential that we all need.

The University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee is best known for its college of Letters and Science since it is the biggest of all the schools on campus. It is also known for is diversity in the student body. In recent years it has been growing in the areas of Engineering, Math, and Science. Most of all the University is well known for its close comunity and its contribution to the comunity surrounding the campus.

My school is best known for its wide major choice and great campus.

It is best known for its diversity, and its architecture program.

This school is best know for the Architecture program. The program is top 5 in the united states for public schools. University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee is also known for being centered in the east side of Milwaukee.

One of the fastest, expanding, and growing colleges in America that went from 10000 students in 2001 to 30000 students in fall 2009.

University of Wisconsin Milwaukee has a great nursing program. I have heard that alot of employers like to hire UWM Nursing graduates. This give me a good outlook on my future.

The school of architecture, being so close to the lake

Our school is known for its business school ( Lubar School of Business). It is also know around Wisconsin for having a public art program. UWM is Wisconsin's Premier Urban Research school being located in the largest city in Wisconsin.

Affordability

UWm is best know for its School or Architecture which is what I am majoring in. I love the progarm becasue it offers a great hands on learning in most of the studio classes. It also has a very well respected Engineering School which has an emphasis on water research sciences. Since the campus is directly next to Lake Michigan is offers a great place to to socialize especially during the summer months with all the festivals available on the lake front.

University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee is best known for its diverse population of both students and faculty. Also, for their volunteer reach to the community and helping out the community in every way possible. Not only that but for the good academic scores plus their activeness in activities held on campus and off-campus. University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee is also known for its great teachings, reaching out for students and making their student's success their top priority.

UWM is best known for it's diversity and outstanding student involvement in the surrounding community. UWM is known to be the safest public campus in the state of Wisconsin. The professors and advisors at UWM are passionate about the areas in which they teach and their students. Although UWM has an enrollment of over 30,000, students are made to feel like they are attending a small, private college in which they recieve one-on-one attention from their professors and academic advisors.