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UW-Green Bay reported 8,970 students enrolled across its four locations with gains in graduate studies (a 12-point increase) and enrollment gains at the Marinette, Manitowoc and Sheboygan campuses. The gain marks six straight years...
The only other campuses with enrollment increases were UW- Green Bay and Parkside, with Green Bay having the highest enrollment increase. Preliminary data showed total enrollment to be 164,494, down by 1.9% from last...
Only branch campuses of UW-Green Bay saw enrollment increases, which were also significant. UW-Green Bay, Manitowoc reported an additional 50 students this fall, which works out to an increase of more than 21 percent....
Chancellor Michael Alexander said numbers for students coming into the University are up. Although official numbers haven’t been released yet, the University said enrollment has increased by about 300 students from last year. Source: UWGB...
Summer 2020 has officially begun, but there’s still opportunities for students to enroll! Some classes start June 15, 2020 and others start July 13, 2020. Check out the schedule of classes here. Important things...
UW-Green Bay students are definitely taking advantage of social distancing and stay-at-home opportunities to continuing their path toward a college degree. The University is reporting strong summer enrollment with all 200-plus courses held via online...
Some students will use the summer to catch up on learning. UW-Green Bay’s enrollment for summer classes is up by just over 25 percent from last summer. UW-Green Bay offers 200 online courses over 4, 6,...
MANITOWOC—Area community and college leaders are saddened by the announced closing of Holy Family College, but say they are ready to help staff and students find their footing when the school closes this summer.The...
“UW-Green Bay, Sheboygan Campus is a natural haven to discover the best in yourself, a launching pad to the future and a place where some best memories and life-long friends are waiting to be...
High school seniors may be missing out on prom and graduation ceremonies, but they can still take steps toward higher education. Many colleges moved their entire application process online and changed certain requirements to...
