500 Lincoln Dr. Madison, WI
- Rating: A+
- 33,838 Students
- Public
Description
The University of Wisconsin–Madison is the top public university in Wisconsin and a leading research institution. Known for its strong programs in engineering, business, and life sciences, UW–Madison offers extensive research opportunities and a vibrant campus life. With a rich tradition of academic excellence and innovation, it prepares students for success in a variety of fields.
National Merit
The University of Wisconsin-Madison partners with the National Merit Scholarship Corporation to offer college-sponsored Merit scholarships awards to select National Merit Finalists.
- National Merit Finalists must select UW-Madison as their “first choice” college with the National Merit Scholarship Corporation.
- These students are entered into a competitive process to select scholarship recipients based on their admissions and financial aid applications. Students will be contacted if selected.
- Scholarship amount: Up to $3,000.
Additional Scholarship Opportunities
The University of Wisconsin-Madison offers a variety of merit-based scholarships, including those for high-achieving students, out-of-state residents, and those pursuing specific academic programs. Visit the University of Wisconsin-Madison Scholarship site for additional information.
- The Mercile J. Lee Scholars Program
- The Mercile J. Lee Scholars Program is a four-year full tuition scholarship program for undergraduate students at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Scholars selected begin at UW as freshman and are selected for their demonstrated academic success in high school, the impact of their leadership skills and/or capacity to grow as a leader, commitment to service and civic engagement, and potential to excel in the university’s rigorous educational environment. More information.
Last Updated: March 2025