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Wisconsin Hidden Gems

Think you know every college out there? Think again. Here are some diamonds in the rough from The Badger State.

  • Milwaukee School of Engineering (Milwaukee, WI): A small college (2,500 undergrads) for the solid, bright student, MSOE offers 17 undergraduate degrees in such areas as architectural engineering, biomedical engineering, construction management, and technical communication. MSOE also has a freshman mentoring program, and all classes are taught by faculty, not by teaching assistants.
  • Northland College (Ashland, WI): Northland calls itself "the environmental liberal arts college" and attracts the student interested in the outdoors and environmental studies.
  • Ripon College (Ripon, WI): Ripon is a very small (1,000 students), private, liberal arts college where an average student can thrive.
  • St. Norbert College (De Pere, WI): A small, private Catholic college, SNC offers a personalized liberal arts education for the high/average student. The beautiful campus is on the banks of the Fox River in De Pere, about five miles south of Green Bay.




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