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Wisconsin Applied Mathematics programs show a striking $13,060 cost gap between the most affordable public option at UW-Milwaukee ($16,177) and the highest-priced private program at Marquette University ($29,237). UW-Madison stands out with an 89.30% graduation rate while maintaining low costs at $16,928 annually. The field aligns well with Wisconsin's tech sector growth, particularly with companies like Epic Systems driving demand for mathematical modeling and data analysis expertise in healthcare software development.
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Programs
$16,177 – $29,237
Net Price Range
$64,121
Avg. Program Earnings
65.9%
Avg. Graduation Rate

7 Applied Mathematics Programs

Program rankings
# School Net Price In-State Tuition Graduation Rate Acceptance Rate
1 $16,177 $10,020 51.2% 86.3%
2 $16,928 $11,205 89.3% 49.1%
3 $17,365 $10,142 52.5% 86.3%
4 $21,924 $58,554 67.2% 65.9%
5 $22,092 $32,286 55.7% 99.5%
6 $22,633 $32,350 65.2% 72.4%
7 $29,237 $48,700 80.1% 87.2%

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes UW-Milwaukee the most affordable option for Applied Mathematics?

UW-Milwaukee offers the lowest net cost at $16,177 annually with an 86.32% acceptance rate, making it accessible for most applicants. The in-state tuition of just $10,020 represents significant savings compared to private alternatives that can cost three times as much.

How do graduation rates vary among Wisconsin's Applied Mathematics programs?

Graduation rates span from 51.20% at UW-Milwaukee to 89.30% at UW-Madison, showing a 38-point difference across programs. Private colleges like Beloit and Viterbo maintain mid-range rates around 65-67%, while UW-Stout graduates 52.50% of its Applied Mathematics students.

Does UW-Stout provide good value despite higher costs than other public options?

UW-Stout costs $17,365 annually but offers concrete earnings data showing graduates earn $64,121 in their early careers. Students graduate with an average debt of $20,520, which represents roughly three times less than their starting salaries in Applied Mathematics fields.

Net price reflects the average cost after grants and scholarships for first-time, full-time students. See our methodology for details.