Editing University of Wisconsin-Madison (section)

== Admissions to the University of Wisconsin-Madison ==
UW-Madison has a '''competitive admissions process''' that considers a range of factors, including '''academic performance''', '''extracurricular activities''', '''test scores''' (if submitted), and '''personal essays'''. The university is committed to creating a diverse and inclusive campus and seeks students who demonstrate both academic achievement and a desire to contribute to the campus community.

=== Key Admission Requirements: ===

* '''Application''': Students can apply through the '''Common Application''' or the '''University of Wisconsin Application'''.
* '''Essays''': Applicants must submit personal essays that reflect on their academic interests, goals, and why they wish to attend UW-Madison.
* '''Test Scores''': While UW-Madison has adopted a '''test-optional''' policy, students may still submit '''SAT''' or '''ACT scores''' if they believe it will strengthen their application.
* '''Letters of Recommendation''': Applicants are required to submit one or two letters of recommendation from teachers or mentors who can speak to their academic ability and character.