Does University of Wisconsin do Early Action?

[ClassicRockerDad]

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OOS applicants are not within the scope of UW’s mission to educate WI residents so OOS students need higher stats for acceptance than instate. An OOS applicant probably needs 3.7 unweighted and 30+ACT to be a serious candidate, but an instate student can have lower stats. Minnesota residents are in-between instate and OOS applicants because of reciprocity between MN and WI.

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<p>Are you sure about that? The AVERAGE accepted for our OOS school was (3.5uw,1370). There was a cluster in the (3.3uw, 1200 CR+M) range. </p>

<p>I think that there is an instate pool, a MN pool and a OOS pool. They need the OOS tuition dollars. I think the competitiveness varies year to year depending on the size of the respective pools. I recall some years it was easier to get in OOS. </p>

<p>I think that it’s a budgetary thing. The OOS tuition dollars help subsidize the instate. </p>