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Alverno College campus

🇺🇸 USA · Wisconsin

Alverno College

  • Private
  • Urban
  • 4-year degree
Reported admit rate
85.7%Year unverified
Tuition per year
₹32,01,766Out-of-state
Students
631Undergraduates
Students per teacher
13Student to faculty

About

Alverno College is a private Catholic women's college in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, United States.

Admissions planning estimate

85.7% baseline · Low data confidence

Sensitivity range: 50.7%–99%. This is a modelling range, not a statistical confidence interval or a personal admission probability.

Stored headline rate, year/definition not independently confirmed in this refresh. Retained as a prior rather than applying an unsupported inflation multiplier. Historical IPEDS 2023 comparator: 93.1%; different cohorts are not mixed.

Reviewed 2026-10-01. Recommendations also use your grades, intended course, eligibility and available entrance cutoffs.

All / All Rounds: 93.1% (621/667; 2023). Fall 2023 first-time first-year applicants; historical, not 2026. Official source

Reported admit rate

86 in 100 applications received an offer in this reported cohort. Year unverified. This is not your personal chance.

From application to first day

Applied 624
Offered a place 535
Enrolled 89

16.6% of students offered a place chose to enrol (the yield).

Scores of enrolled test-submitters

The middle 50% of enrolled students who submitted scores. Test-optional selection can affect these bands.

ACT composite16-20
136

What a year costs

₹43,63,517 published cost of attendance, per year
  • Tuition₹32,01,766
  • Housing₹10,03,945
  • Books & supplies₹1,57,806
Sticker price ₹43,63,517
After aid (average) ₹21,17,227

Tuition by who is paying

In-state ₹32,01,766
Out-of-state ₹32,01,766

Average aid awarded: ₹16,39,395 a year.

Outcomes and support

61%
Retention
49.2%
Graduation
74%
Get financial aid
6%
From out of state

One teacher for every 13 students

A typical ratio for a strong university.

Who studies here

As reported by the college; shares may not add up to 100.

Hispanic 41.7%
White 26.9%
African American 19.3%
Asian 5.1%
Multiracial 4.4%
Unknown 1.1%
Native American 0.8%
Pacific Islander 0.2%

6 programmes

  • Bachelor's
  • Postbachelor's certificate
  • Master's
  • Post-master's certificate
  • Doctoral degree - professional practice
  • Doctoral degree - research/scholarship

Programmes

ProgrammeLevel
Accounting and Related Servicesbachelor
Area Studiesbachelor
Bilingual, Multilingual, and Multicultural Educationbachelor
Biochemistry, Biophysics and Molecular Biologybachelor
Biology, Generalbachelor
Business Administration, Management and Operationsbachelor
Business/Commerce, Generalbachelor
Chemistrybachelor
Communication and Media Studiesbachelor
Community Organization and Advocacybachelor
Computer and Information Sciences, Generalbachelor
Design and Applied Artsbachelor
Education, Generalbachelor
English Language and Literature, Generalbachelor
Ethnic, Cultural Minority, Gender, and Group Studiesbachelor
Fine and Studio Artsbachelor
Health and Medical Administrative Servicesbachelor
Historybachelor
International Businessbachelor
International Relations and National Security Studiesbachelor
Liberal Arts and Sciences, General Studies and Humanitiesbachelor
Mathematicsbachelor
Multi/Interdisciplinary Studies, Otherbachelor
Natural Resources Conservation and Researchbachelor
Natural Sciencesbachelor
Pharmacy, Pharmaceutical Sciences, and Administrationbachelor
Political Science and Governmentbachelor
Psychology, Generalbachelor
Public Policy Analysisbachelor
Registered Nursing, Nursing Administration, Nursing Research and Clinical Nursingbachelor
Rehabilitation and Therapeutic Professionsbachelor
Religion/Religious Studiesbachelor
Romance Languages, Literatures, and Linguisticsbachelor
Social Workbachelor
Sociologybachelor
Sports, Kinesiology, and Physical Education/Fitnessbachelor
Teacher Education and Professional Development, Specific Levels and Methodsbachelor
Teacher Education and Professional Development, Specific Subject Areasbachelor

Every detail

Admissions & Requirements

Acceptance Rate85.74%
Total Applicants624
Admitted Applicants535
Enrolled Applicants89
Fee Waiver AvailableYes
SAT/ACT RequirementNot required
GPA RequirementRequired
Class Rank RequirementNot required
Recommendations RequiredConsidered if submitted
AP Credit AwardedYes
AP Placement AwardedYes

Deadlines

Test Scores

ACT Composite 25th %16
ACT Composite 75th %20

Cost & Financial Aid

In-State Tuition₹32,01,766
Out-of-State Tuition₹32,01,766
Average Housing Cost₹10,03,945
Books & Supplies₹1,57,806
Average Net Price₹21,17,227
Students Receiving Aid74%
Average Aid Awarded₹16,39,395
Out-of-State Students6%

Student Body Diversity

African American19.33%
Asian5.07%
Hispanic41.68%
White26.94%
Multiracial4.44%
Native American0.79%
Pacific Islander0.16%
International0.48%
Unknown Race1.11%

Academics & Rankings

School TypePrivate
School SettingUrban
Years4
Graduation Rate49.18%
Retention Rate60.96%
Student/Faculty Ratio13:1
Total Undergraduates631

Contact

Street Address3400 S 43rd St
ZIP Code53219
Phone(414) 382-6101
Apply (official portal)https://www.commonapp.org/