Minnesota residents pay University of Minnesota tuition rates. Academic and athletic scholarships are available. More than 1,000 students typically find part-time employment on campus. The community offers a wide variety of work opportunities for students. There are few, if any, teaching assistants.
Senior professors teach courses for freshmen and sophomores as well as upper-level courses.
They engage in interesting and varied research but have teaching as their primary focus. UW-Green Bay values accessibility and encourages teachers to advise students, involve them in their research, and be available to them beyond class hours. More than ninety clubs and organizations focus on special interests. These range from the weekly student newspaper to environmental, service, sports and cultural groups. Basic admission criteria are graduation from high school, completion of seventeen prescribed academic high school units, class rank in upper half of graduating class, or, if the student's school does not rank graduates, a minimum gpa of 2.75 plus an ACT composite score of 23.