Milwaukee School of Engineering, Wisconsin, was established in 1903 and has a quarter-based academic calendar and an urban environment. MSOE offers its students the opportunity to study abroad and has affiliations with institutions like the Czech Technical University in Prague and the Manipal Institute of Technology in India.
2,820 students enrolled at the institution, including many international students from various countries around the globe. Students get enrolled in a variety of programs, including business, architecture, computer & software engineering, nursing, and health. The institution provides 16 bachelor's degrees, 10 of which are in engineering, through its eight academic departments. Nine master's degrees are also offered by the university.
Milwaukee School of Engineering Scholarships offers a wide range of scholarships to assist students to afford students' education while also rewarding students for hard work, dedication, and academic success. Scholarship candidates are typically judged on their academic performance from the previous school year. They are given the scholarship at the start of the following Winter Session.
Freshmen entering Milwaukee School of Engineering are eligible for academic tuition-based scholarships depending on their high school overall GPA and ACT or SAT scores. For returning students, academic scholarships are extendable each year for a maximum of 6 years (18 full-time terms), provided they continue to enroll full-time and adhere to SAP policy.
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