Name: University of Wisconsin Oshkosh

Location: Oshkosh, Wis. 

Population: 66,000 (as of the 2010 Census)

• 52 buildings (including 10 academic buildings and 11 residence halls)
• 173.5 acres
• 470 general access computers
• 47 computer labs
• Walk across campus: about 10 minutes

• Total enrollment: 13,461
• Undergraduate: 12,232    
• Graduate: 1,229
• New first year: 1,870
• Transfer: 1,116     
• Adults (age 25+): 1,930

• Men: 5,457
• Women: 8,004
• Multicultural students: 1,241
• International students: 115
• Average composite ACT: 22.4
• Average high school rank: 68.5 percent

• Four colleges: Business, Education and Human Services, Letters and Science and Nursing
• Undergraduate majors: 60
• Master’s degree programs: 15
• Doctorate programs: 1
• Courses offered: 1,192
• Sections offered: 2,766

• More than 70 percent of UW Oshkosh students received some form of financial assistance.
  

• Faculty: 335
• Academic staff: 310
• Student/faculty ratio: 21:1 (This ratio uses the formula: full time plus 1/3 part time)

• More than 50 international study abroad programs to 20 different countries — including Australia, China, India, Japan, New Zealand and Peru
  
• Semester-long or year-long National Student Exchange programs to more than 170 institutions in the U.S.

• Clubs and student organizations: more than 160, including the award-winning Model United Nations team and student newspaper, The Advance Titan, as well as professional, arts and culture, religious and social clubs.
• Division III Sports: 21
• Club sports: 12
• Intramural leagues: 40 (over the academic year)
• Service learning: students contribute $2.5 million annually to charity and an estimated 52,000 hours of volunteer time valued at more than $3 million