The University of Wisconsin–Madison has received recognition in various recent Rankings, including being named one of America’s Best Colleges by Money Magazine. In the newly revamped analysis by Money Magazine, which employs a star rating system for its Best Colleges list, UW–Madison was awarded five out of five stars. The evaluation focuses on quality, affordability, and outcomes, using value-added metrics that consider both the economic and academic profile of admitted students.

UW–Madison’s vibrant offerings were highlighted by Money Magazine, including its arts scene, athletics, charming college town, Greek community, political activism, and strong academics.

Additionally, the university was ranked 28th globally and 20th nationally by the Center for World University Rankings (CWUR). CWUR employs indicators grouped into four categories: Education, Employability, Faculty, and Research. UW–Madison excelled in areas such as education, faculty, and research.

UW–Madison also secured its place as a Best Value College by Princeton Review, ranking 29th among public schools. The university received recognition in various categories, including Best-Run Colleges, Best Schools for Financial Aid, Students Who Love their School Teams, Alumni Networks, Health Services, and College City.

These rankings reflect UW–Madison’s commitment to providing quality education, fostering a dynamic campus environment, and delivering value to students.

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