University of Wisconsin-Madison

University of Wisconsin-Madison is a public four-year institution located in Madison, Wisconsin, in a large-city setting. The university offers healthcare-focused programs including Registered Nursing, Physician Associate/Assistant, and Athletic Training at the associate's and bachelor's degree levels. These programs serve students pursuing clinical and allied health careers.

UW-Madison enrolls 53,219 students (IPEDS 2023) and reports an 89% completion rate and a 95% retention rate (IPEDS 2023), reflecting the institution's capacity to support students through graduation across its large and diverse student body. The university holds a quality score of 76.17/100.

As Wisconsin's flagship public research university, UW-Madison provides students with access to extensive clinical training facilities and hospital partnerships in the Madison area. Its nursing, physician assistant, and athletic training programs benefit from the university's broader research infrastructure and healthcare network, offering graduates strong preparation for licensure and employment in healthcare settings throughout the Midwest.