Edgewood College

• Best National College U.S. News & World Report, 2022
• Best in the MidwestThe Princeton Review, 2022
• Small Class Size :More than 82% of our classes have fewer than 20 students, and our average class size is 14.
• Internship Opportunities : The College encourages all students to pursue hands-on experience in their field of study. Currently, students are involved in places as varied as the Wisconsin State Assembly, CUNA Worldwide Council, Toki Middle School, St. Mary’s Hospital, Centro Hispano, and more.
• Support Services : Academic Success and Career Development Center, Wellness Center with Health Services and Personal Counseling, Learning Support Services, tutoring, Writing Center, Mathematics Lab, Dominican Life, Office for Inclusion and Involvement, International Student Office, Accessibility and Disability Services, and more.

Since 1927, students have enjoyed this comfortable and friendly campus, and the relationships created here. By attending an independent liberal arts college in Madison, Wisconsin, you too will enjoy great opportunities for learning in and out of the classroom, and make the connections we all need for a great career, and a lifetime of learning.

As a Catholic college in the Dominican tradition, we are committed above all to the lifelong search for truth. All of us — students, faculty and staff of all nationalities and backgrounds, regardless of our personal spiritual beliefs — are partners in the pursuit of a just and compassionate world.

When you visit, you’ll discover a campus community where full-time undergraduate students, adult students completing their degrees, and graduate students enjoy challenging and engaging educational experiences. We continue to introduce new academic programs that help prepare for an increasingly dynamic world, and we’ve added online programs that maintain and enhance the quality you expect.

Career Development is here to give you the tools you need to be academically successful while exploring and developing your career goals. It’s your place to go on campus for academic assistance, advising, help choosing a major and career development.

As an incoming freshman, you will be assigned to your own Academic Advisor who will serve as your single point of contact for all academic success and career development needs you may have.

We can guide you through the decision-making process by talking to you about your specific goals, interests, and skills. And we can talk to you about what careers are out there and what kind of jobs you can get with different majors. We can even help you hone your skills to conduct a successful job search when the time comes.

Our location on the shores of Lake Wingra in Madison, WI offers you countless academic, cultural and recreational opportunities. We are just blocks away from all the major resources of a big city: music, art, theatre, large sporting events, museums, restaurants and more. At the same time, our small campus environment offers you a personal college experience.

A small campus located in a beautiful residential neighborhood just blocks away from the heart of the city means Edgewood College really is the best of both worlds!

• Higher Learning Commission, 30 North LaSalle Street, Suite 2400, Chicago, IL 60602.
• Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education, approved by the Wisconsin State Board of Nursing.
• Association of Collegiate Business Schools and Programs.
• Edgewood College is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission. Among the associations in which the College holds membership are:AACN – American Association of Colleges of Nursing
  AACRAO – American Association of Collegiate Registrars and Admissions Officers
  AACTE – American Association of Colleges for Teacher Education
  AAC&U – American Association of Colleges and Universities
  ACBSP – Association of Collegiate Business Schools and Programs
  AAHE – American Association for Higher Education
  ACCU – Association of Catholic Colleges and Universities
  AGB – Association of Governing Boards
  AILACTE – Association of Independent Liberal Arts Colleges for Teacher Education

• Housing: $12,120
• Other : $6,600

Students who live on campus are more likely to be involved on campus and graduate in four years. Living on campus means: Being within a 5 minute walk to class; taking more classes and getting better grades; having an instant community of friends!