University of Wisconsin Stout

The university housing program provides students with a "home away from home," where they can focus on their studies, build personal connections, and engage in lifelong learning. Living on-campus at the University of Wisconsin Stout offers numerous benefits to improve students' overall college experience. According to a survey conducted among our students, 73% reported living on campus has contributed to their sense of belonging to UW Stout. 

Accommodation Options: Find Your Perfect Fit

The University of Wisconsin Stout offers a variety of accommodation options to suit the diverse needs and preferences of the students. Here are some of the residence halls available:

• AFM Antrim | Froggatt | McCalmont
• CKTO Curran | Kranzusch | Tustison | Oetting
• Fleming | Hovlid
• Hansen | Keith | Milnes | Chinnock
• Jeter | Tainter | Callahan
• North Hall
• Red Cedar Hall
• South Hall
• Wigen Hall

The University of Wisconsin Stout admission process is uncomplicated and designed to welcome students from diverse backgrounds. International students interested in enrolling in UW-Stout's undergraduate or graduate majors should apply earlier to boost their chances of getting selected. Here are the steps involved in the admission process:

1. Fill out the online application form and submit it
2. Pay the application fee.
3. Submit official high school/college transcripts.
4. Provide ACT/SAT scores (if applicable).
5. Submit any additional required documents (e.g., letters of recommendation, personal statements).
6. Submit a Financial Verification Form in addition to official documentation from the bank. 
7. Await the admission decision.
8. Accept the offer of admission.
9. Pay the enrollment deposit.
10. Attend orientation and prepare for the start of classes.

Documents Required for the University of Wisconsin Stout Admission

To complete the admission process at the University of Wisconsin Stout, you must submit the following important documents:

1. Official high school/college transcripts.
2. Letters of recommendation (if required by your program).
3. Personal statement or essay (if required by your program).
4. Proof of English proficiency (if applicable).
5. Copy of passport or identification.
6. Financial documentation (for international students).
7. Transfer credit evaluation (for transfer students).m.

Exam Requirements for University of Wisconsin Stout

To be considered for admission to the University of Wisconsin Stout, applicants have to fulfill certain exam requirements. The university accepts various entrance exams. Here are the entrance exams and their eligible marks required for admission:

Undergraduate Requirements: 

• Official TOEFL score:
• Minimum iBT score of 70, or minimum paper-based score of 525.
• Official IELTS score:
• Minimum score of 6.0.
• Pearson Test of English (PTE Academic):
• A minimum score of 48.
• Duolingo English Test (DET):
• A minimum score of 105 overall and a minimum sub-score of 90 in each section.
• Other options:
• Successful completion of UW Stout's English as a Second Language (ESL) program.
• Successful completion of an English language program affiliated with UW Stout.
• Graduation from a high school in the United States.
• At least 15 transferable university-level credits from an accredited English medium-sized institution.
• A grade of C or better in a course equivalent to UW Stout's English 101: Composition 1.

Graduate Requirements: 

• Official TOEFL score:
• A minimum paper-based score of 550 or a minimum iBT score of 79.
• Applicants with TOEFL scores of 75 to 78 (iBT) or 533 to 549 (paper-based) will be required to take at least one graduate-level writing and research course through UW Stout's ESL program. 
• Official IELTS score:
• Minimum score of 6.5.
• Pearson Test of English (PTE Academic):
• A minimum score of 53.
• Other options:
• Completion of a Bachelor's or Master's degree within the last five years from a regionally accredited institution in the United States or abroad where English is the official medium of instruction.
• Completion of UW Stout's English as a Second Language (ESL) program.