University of Wisconsin, Madison (UW-Madison) Courses and Fees 2025

• Difficulty depends on course but increases with year. It is very practical, unlike Indian colleges, and focuses on projects a lot.
• It covers core concepts and ideas and in-depth exams and projects make students apply themselves.
• Classes are typically scheduled throughout the day, with an average of 2-3 sessions daily, each lasting 60-90 minutes.
• The timings vary but generally fall between 9 AM and 5 PM, depending on the schedule for the semester.
• The average number of students in each class is around 300-500 for big classes, creating an environment conducive to interactive learning.
• Among my batchmates, there is a diverse mix of nationalities, with approximately 20–30% of the students being Indian.

• For my 4 year undergraduate course, the fee structure is breakdown as follows-
• $21,000 per semester so total = $168,000 for full course.
• You can pay per semester in 1 go or broken down in 3 parts over course of 3 months.
• For first year, living in dorm is compulsory and mess dining hall usage, so cost for that is around $9000.
• Monthly expenses include groceries, food, electricity bill etc and are around $300-$500.
• Bus is free for students so they get a pass, so no travel charges.
• Rent is around $1000-1500 per month for single bedroom, less if shared.

• Difficulty was easy to v.easy for intro level courses which are meant to weed out students, much like JEE in India. But the difficult creeps up with 2nd and 3rd year courses.

• The courses are very theorectical and the practical applications are left to students.

• Negatives are that they are too theoretical.

• A full breakdown can be found at the tuition and bursar page for UW Madison.
• For an average semester (4 month), it came down to for tuition, $4K for housing $2K for food and other things: books, access to various apps and online material, some medical stuff and unforeseen expenses.
• Transportation was included in tuition, and a bus card was given.

I am a freshmen so there hasn't been much industrial exposure yet but the course syllabus is pretty updated.

2 Cr rupees.

The syllabus is good and well researched and the classes are made in such a way that one class compliments the other class and I say this because any class you take will have some knowledge from the previous class you took which will surely help you build up your base , for CS they have good structured classes with CS 200 that teaches you the basics of java then CS 300 that uses the basics to build on object oriented programming then CS 400 where real world scenarios are tested and then the specialization classes after you have a basic idea of the classes you have already taken , they also give research opportunities that helps a lot in learning and understanding stuff under the CS department which is generally paid and also get credit for the same.

45000$*4 years.

the course initially seems very difficult but can be done. In this University they have a criteria of doing a language course, a human science course, and ethics course which helps student think outside the box and also pursue your own interests. The main idea for the university depends mainly on independent work until and unless they ask you to interact and work as a team.

The university is very highly ranked and has over 99% placement, Also it has always been my dream to study in the US and I worked really for it. I think I made the right decision about the University. Also they have a very supporting staff, very helpful when in times of need

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$35000

The course curriculum is very up to date with how much we need in today's world of computer sciences to be able to succeed in the field with enough knowledge about the concepts thoroughly.

52000 dollars