What is the Wisconsin Tuition Promise at UW Oshkosh?

For eligible Wisconsin residents from families with adjusted gross income of $55,000 or less, the Wisconsin Tuition Promise covers tuition and fees as long as students meet the program requirements and file the FAFSA.

Do I need a separate scholarship application for UW Oshkosh automatic scholarships?

Most automatic scholarships are tied directly to admission or financial-aid eligibility. If students meet the requirements and are admitted, the awards are typically applied automatically, although CAPP Future Titan Scholarship verification is handled through the Academic Works portal.

University of Wisconsin Oshkosh Scholarships (2026–2027)

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Last Updated on March 8, 2026

What This Page Covers:

Tuition, housing, and what families actually pay on average
Automatic merit ranges and who typically qualifies
Competitive and hidden-gem scholarships worth a look
Honors perks and how to stack awards the smart way

📊 Admissions Snapshot

Acceptance Rate: ~86.5%
Middle 50% ACT: 17–26
Middle 50% SAT: 930–1240
Average GPA (HS): 3.32

Source: University of Wisconsin Oshkosh Office of Admissions (recent data). Middle 50% = the range where half of admitted students fall.

Comparing multiple schools? Try the Scholarship Tool to search by GPA, test scores, and state →

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UW Oshkosh at a Glance

Average Net Price

$14,761

What families actually paid on average

Automatic Merit (OOS)

Up to ~$8,152 / yr

Admission-based; no extra app

Typical Qualifiers

3.0–3.6 GPA • 18–25 ACT

Based on recent recipient patterns*

Superscore Policy

ACT: No • SAT: No

Used for admission & scholarships

Key Deadlines

Admission: Aug 15 • FAFSA: Oct

Rolling admission

Honors College

Yes • Competitive • Separate app

Perks: advising, leadership, small seminars

Full-Tuition / Full-Ride

Automatic: No • Competitive: Yes

Check stacking & fee exclusions

Residency & Waivers

Minnesota Reciprocity • MSEP

Regional tuition reductions available

– Scholarship GPA/test bands are approximate, based on award text + past recipient data + student profile stats. Numbers can shift with applicant pool and funding.

Sources:
https://www.uwosh.edu/admissions/
https://www.uwosh.edu/financialaid/scholarships/
https://www.uwosh.edu/financialaid/types-of-aid/wisconsin-tuition-promise/
https://bigfuture.collegeboard.org/colleges/university-of-wisconsin-oshkosh/tuition-and-costs

💰 Cost of Attendance at University of Wisconsin Oshkosh (2026–2027)

📅 2026–2027 Planning Note: The costs below reflect the most recently published figures (2025–2026). Universities typically finalize the next year’s rates in the spring, and we’ll update this page once the university releases official 2026–2027 numbers.

Planning tip: At large public universities, tuition, fees, and housing usually increase modestly each year (often in the 2–5% range). For early budgeting, families may want to plan for roughly $1,000–$1,500 more in-state or $2,000–$3,000 more out-of-state in total direct costs once new rates are published.

These are the direct, billed costs for a full-time undergraduate student living on campus in Oshkosh. Additional expenses like transportation, books, and personal costs are not billed by the university but still factor into financial aid eligibility.

Category	In-State	Out-of-State
Tuition & Fees	$8,993	$17,302
Housing & Meals	~$9,395	~$9,395
Total (Direct/Billed)	~$18,388	~$26,697

Why only these items? We focus on the costs families typically pay directly to UW Oshkosh — tuition, mandatory fees, housing, and meal plans. Other indirect expenses are part of the official cost-of-attendance estimate but are not billed by the university.

Books and supplies
Transportation
Personal and miscellaneous expenses
Loan fees or other indirect costs, when applicable

📉 Average Net Price (What Families Actually Pay)

Recent federal and college-planning sources place UW Oshkosh’s average net price in roughly the $13,000–$15,000 range per year after grants and scholarships. That number can move a bit depending on the reporting year and source, so it is best used as a planning estimate rather than an exact bill.

Students with strong academics, Pell eligibility, or Wisconsin state aid may pay less than that average.

Out-of-State Waivers & Regional Savings

Minnesota Reciprocity: Students from Minnesota may qualify for reduced tuition through the long-standing Wisconsin–Minnesota reciprocity agreement.
Midwest Student Exchange / Midwest States Rate: Students from several Midwestern states may qualify for a reduced nonresident tuition rate through UW Oshkosh’s regional pricing structure.
Titan National Scholar: Qualifying nonresident students can have the nonresident portion of tuition waived, bringing their cost much closer to the Wisconsin resident rate and saving nearly $8,000 per year. Current eligibility language generally centers on an unweighted GPA in about the 2.5–2.6+ range, so families should check the latest admissions page for the exact cutoff.

In practice, Titan National Scholar often provides a better discount than the Midwest regional rate for students who qualify.

Before You Rule Out UW Oshkosh on Price:

Many families see the out-of-state sticker price and move on too quickly. At UW Oshkosh, that can be a mistake. If your student qualifies for Titan National Scholar, the nonresident portion of tuition may be waived, bringing the cost much closer to the Wisconsin resident rate. If they do not qualify for that, Midwest regional pricing or reciprocity may still lower the bill.

Parent takeaway: Run the numbers using the actual tuition program your student may qualify for — not just the first out-of-state price you see.

💡 Don’t Miss State Aid: Wisconsin residents may qualify for the Wisconsin Tuition Promise, which guarantees tuition and fees are covered for eligible students from families with an adjusted gross income of $55,000 or less.

👉 Wisconsin State Grants & Scholarships

FAQ — Cost of Attendance at UW Oshkosh

Why is out-of-state tuition higher than in-state?
Like most public universities, UW Oshkosh charges lower tuition to Wisconsin residents because the university receives support from state taxpayers.

Can out-of-state students get close to in-state tuition?
Yes. Students who qualify for the Titan National Scholar program can have the nonresident portion of tuition waived, which usually creates a bigger discount than the university’s Midwest regional pricing.

Does UW Oshkosh participate in a regional tuition exchange?
Yes. UW Oshkosh offers reduced pricing for certain Midwestern students through its Midwest regional tuition structure, and Minnesota residents may also qualify through reciprocity agreements.

What is the Wisconsin Tuition Promise?
For the 2025–26 cohort, this program covers tuition and fees for eligible Wisconsin residents from families with adjusted gross income of $55,000 or less, as long as they meet the program requirements and file the FAFSA.

Why does your table only include tuition, fees, housing, and meals?
Those are the main billed costs families usually pay directly to the university. Books, transportation, and personal expenses still matter, but they are indirect costs and can vary a lot from one student to another.

How reliable is the average net price number?
It is useful as a planning benchmark, but it is still an average. Depending on the reporting year and the source, UW Oshkosh’s recent net price lands in roughly the low-to-mid $13,000s up to the mid-$14,000s.

Sources:
https://www.uwosh.edu/admissions/costs-and-aid/
https://www.uwosh.edu/admissions/titan-national-scholars/
https://www.uwosh.edu/admissions/wp-content/uploads/sites/34/2025/08/nonresident-resources-25-26-for-web.pdf
https://www.wisconsin.edu/tuition-promise/2025wisconsintuitionpromise/
https://www.uwosh.edu/dining/meal-plans/resident/

✅ Automatic Merit Scholarships

3 Moves to Not Miss UW Oshkosh Money

Apply early enough to get in the system: tuition programs like Titan National Scholar are tied to admission and eligibility review.
Complete the AcademicWorks general application: many donor and departmental scholarships never show up unless students finish the main portal application.
Do not judge UWO by the first out-of-state price: if your student may qualify for Titan National Scholar, Midwest regional pricing, or reciprocity, recalculate before crossing the school off the list.

UW Oshkosh has a few awards that are either automatic or close to automatic when students meet the eligibility requirements. These are primarily residency-based discounts or eligibility-based scholarships rather than large academic merit grids.

Scholarship	Award Amount	Eligibility / Criteria	Separate App?	Renewable?	Who Typically Wins?	Deadline
Titan National Scholar (Non-Resident)	~$7,900–$8,200 per year (nonresident tuition waiver)	Out-of-state students meeting Titan National Scholar GPA criteria (typically ~2.5–2.6+ unweighted GPA)	No — awarded with admission	Yes — up to 4 years with satisfactory academic progress	Most admitted nonresident students who meet the GPA requirement*	Rolling with admission
Titan National Scholar (Midwest States Rate)	Reduced nonresident tuition (~$4,000–$6,000 savings depending on state)	Residents of select Midwestern states qualifying for UW Oshkosh’s Midwest tuition rate	No — applied automatically through admission	Yes — renewable with good academic standing	Students from Midwest partner states who do not qualify for Titan National Scholar*	Rolling with admission
Wisconsin Tuition Promise	Full tuition & mandatory fees (WI residents)	Wisconsin residents with family AGI ≤ $55,000 who file the FAFSA	No — determined through FAFSA and financial aid review	Yes — while income eligibility and enrollment requirements remain met	Lower-income Wisconsin residents attending a Universities of Wisconsin campus*	FAFSA filing deadline
CAPP Future Titan Scholarship	$1,000 (one-time)	Incoming freshmen who completed a Cooperative Academic Partnership Program (CAPP) course through UW Oshkosh in high school	Yes — verify/submit general scholarship application in Academic Works portal	No — one-time award	Students who completed at least one UW Oshkosh CAPP dual-credit course in high school	June 1

*GPA/test ranges are estimates based on past recipients and published profiles; actual thresholds can change by year.

Disclaimer: Award amounts and eligibility rules can change each year depending on funding levels and university policy. Some institutional scholarships may interact with other aid, so students should confirm details with the UW Oshkosh Financial Aid Office.

FAQ — Automatic Scholarships at UW Oshkosh

If UW Oshkosh is test-optional, can a strong ACT or SAT still help?
Yes, sometimes. Most of UW Oshkosh’s biggest automatic tuition programs are driven more by GPA, residency, or financial need than by test scores. But strong scores can still help in some competitive or donor-funded scholarships, especially when selection is more holistic.

Do I need a separate scholarship application for these awards?
No. The scholarships in this section are tied directly to admission or financial-aid eligibility. If you meet the requirements and are admitted, they are typically applied automatically.

What is the Titan National Scholar program?
This program waives the nonresident portion of tuition for qualifying out-of-state students. It effectively reduces tuition to a level close to the Wisconsin resident rate and saves roughly $8,000 per year.

Is the Titan National Scholar better than the Midwest regional rate?
Usually yes. Students who qualify for Titan National Scholar generally receive a larger tuition reduction than the Midwest regional pricing.

Do test scores matter for these scholarships?
Most of UW Oshkosh’s automatic programs rely primarily on GPA or residency status rather than test scores. Because the university is test-optional, students can still qualify without submitting ACT or SAT results.

How do I qualify for the Wisconsin Tuition Promise?
Students must be Wisconsin residents, file the FAFSA, and come from families with adjusted gross income of $55,000 or less. The program then covers tuition and mandatory fees using federal, state, and institutional aid.

Sources:
https://www.uwosh.edu/admissions/titan-national-scholars/
https://www.uwosh.edu/financialaid/types-of-aid/scholarships/
https://www.wisconsin.edu/tuition-promise/

🏆 Competitive Scholarships

Unlike the automatic programs above, these scholarships are selective. They usually require a scholarship application through UW Oshkosh’s Academic Works portal and are awarded to a relatively small number of students each year.

UW Oshkosh Scholarship Timeline

Fall of senior year: apply to UW Oshkosh so automatic tuition programs and admission-based aid can be reviewed.
As soon as login credentials arrive: activate the student account and open the AcademicWorks scholarship portal.
Winter: complete the general scholarship application and any recommended follow-up applications.
Typically early February: this is when many donor-funded and departmental scholarships are due for fall entry cycles.
Spring and late spring: some specialized awards, including certain CAPP-related scholarships, may have later deadlines.

Scholarship	Award Amount	Eligibility / Criteria	Separate App?	Renewable?	Who Actually Wins?	Deadline
Community Enrichment Scholarship	Up to full in-state tuition, standard housing, meal plan + ~$800 book allowance	2.0+ GPA; essay focused on community impact; must not qualify for federal Pell Grant (middle-income program)	Yes — Academic Works scholarship application	Yes — up to 4 years (maintain ~2.25 UWO GPA)	Students with strong community involvement and leadership*	Early February
Wisconsin Merit Scholarship	~$2,200–$2,300 (one-time state award)	Top ACT/SAT scorer at each Wisconsin high school (state-administered)	Yes — state nomination process through the Wisconsin Higher Educational Aids Board (HEAB)	No — one-time award	Top academic senior at each Wisconsin high school*	Varies by high school / state process
Hugh B. Jones Scholarship	~$8,000 total (about $2,000/yr)	Must be a resident of Redgranite, Wisconsin; typically ~3.0+ GPA	Yes — Academic Works scholarship portal	Yes — typically distributed across multiple years	Qualified students from Redgranite pursuing a UW Oshkosh degree*	Early February
Lucille & Ray Tack Scholarship	Up to $8,000 total	Graduate of Spencer High School (Spencer, WI); statement of goals and merit review	Yes — Academic Works scholarship portal	Usually distributed across multiple years	Qualified Spencer High School graduates admitted to UW Oshkosh*	Early February
Erwin G. Ackerman Scholarship	Up to ~$6,000 total	Oshkosh-area high school graduate pursuing engineering-related studies*	Yes — Academic Works scholarship portal	Varies by award terms	Local engineering-track applicants with strong academics*	Early February
Jack and Jane Haugsland Freshman Leadership and Achievement Scholarship	$2,000	Leadership involvement and academic achievement	Yes — Academic Works scholarship portal	Typically one-time award	Students with leadership roles in school or community*	Scholarship portal deadline (spring)
Jim Dykstra First Generation Freshman Scholarship	$2,000	First-generation college student with academic promise	Yes — Academic Works scholarship portal	Typically one-time award	First-generation students with strong academic records*	Scholarship portal deadline (spring)
Titans Promise Incoming Freshman Scholarship	$500 per semester ($1,000 per year)	~2.8+ GPA plus extracurricular involvement and financial need*	Yes — Academic Works general scholarship application	Yes — renewable for one additional year	Students with solid academics and demonstrated involvement*	Early spring (varies by cycle)
James H. Fischer Family Scholarship	$2,000	Merit-based freshman scholarship	Yes — Academic Works scholarship portal	Usually one-time award	Strong academic freshmen applicants*	Scholarship portal deadline (spring)

*GPA/test ranges are estimates based on past recipients and published profiles; actual thresholds can change by year.

Disclaimer: Competitive scholarships are limited in number and depend on funding availability. Award amounts, renewal rules, and selection criteria can change each year.

How Stacking Usually Works at UW Oshkosh

Tuition programs first: Titan National Scholar, Midwest pricing, reciprocity, or Wisconsin Tuition Promise usually affect the tuition line before smaller scholarships do.
Then institutional and donor awards: competitive, departmental, and donor-funded scholarships may reduce the remaining bill.
Not every award works like “extra cash”: some scholarships stack cleanly, while others may replace a smaller institutional amount and still improve the final net price.

Parent tip: think in terms of final cost after all aid, not just how many separate scholarship names appear in the package.

FAQ — Competitive Scholarships at UW Oshkosh

How do I apply for these scholarships?
Most UW Oshkosh scholarships are managed through the Academic Works portal. Students typically complete a general scholarship application after admission, which matches them to eligible awards.

Are these scholarships automatic?
No. Unlike the Titan National Scholar or Tuition Promise programs, these awards require a scholarship application and are limited to a smaller number of students each year.

Can students receive more than one of these scholarships?
Sometimes. Certain scholarships may stack with others, while some awards replace smaller scholarships. The financial aid office determines final award combinations.

When should students apply?
The best strategy is to apply shortly after admission through the Academic Works portal. Many scholarships have spring deadlines and are awarded before the start of the fall semester.

One more thing parents should know:
UW Oshkosh’s AcademicWorks listings are updated every year. Use the scholarships on this page as a strong planning guide and a shortcut to the right opportunities — but always click through to the current portal listing before making a final decision.

Sources:
https://www.uwosh.edu/financialaid/types-of-aid/scholarships/
https://uwosh.academicworks.com/
https://heab.state.wi.us/programs/wisconsin-merit-scholarship/

💎 Hidden Gem Scholarships

Wisconsin parent tip: Because UW Oshkosh sits in Northeast Wisconsin, several scholarships quietly favor students from specific towns, counties, or high schools. If your student is local, do not skip the fine print — geographic fit can matter just as much as GPA on some donor awards.

These are the scholarships families often miss at UW Oshkosh because they are tied to majors, donor preferences, or the Academic Works scholarship matching system. Many are smaller than the flagship scholarships, but they can still significantly reduce out-of-pocket costs — especially when they stack with automatic scholarships, grants, or tuition programs.

Parent tip: At UW Oshkosh, many scholarships are distributed through the Academic Works portal after students complete the general scholarship application. This single application can unlock dozens of smaller departmental and donor awards.

Most portal-based scholarships for fall admission cycles have deadlines around early February. For example, the Fall 2026 scholarship cycle used a February 6 deadline. Future years typically follow a similar early-February timeline.

Scholarship	Award Amount	Eligibility	Separate App?	Renewable?	Who Actually Wins?	Deadline
Anne Burns Hillenbrand Family Scholarship	Full standard resident tuition	High-achieving incoming freshmen demonstrating academic achievement, leadership, character, and financial need	Yes — Academic Works portal	Yes — renewable up to four years with continued eligibility	Top applicants who closely match donor criteria*	Typically early February
NEW Manufacturing Alliance Automation Engineering Scholarship	$2,500	Automation Engineering majors from designated Northeast Wisconsin counties (per current scholarship listing)	Yes — Academic Works portal	Typically one-time award	Automation Engineering students from eligible counties*	Typically early February
First Generation Scholarship	$1,000	First-generation college students demonstrating financial need and academic promise	Yes — Academic Works general application	Typically one-time award	First-generation freshmen who complete the scholarship portal application*	Typically early February
Advance in Journalism Scholarship	Amount varies (often around $1,000)	Incoming students planning to major in Journalism, Advertising, Multimedia Journalism, or related AMP programs	Yes — department and/or Academic Works process	Typically one-time award	Students showing strong interest in journalism/media and future involvement in the field*	Typically early February
Engineering Technology Leader Scholarship	$1,000	Incoming Engineering Technology students with strong high school academics	Yes — Academic Works portal	Typically one-time award	Engineering Technology freshmen with solid academic preparation*	Typically early February
Michele Lipschultz Freshman Scholarship	$750	Incoming freshmen who have overcome significant personal or family obstacles	Yes — Academic Works scholarship portal	Typically one-time award	Students with compelling life circumstances and strong application essays*	Typically early February
Cheryl Mellenthin Nursing Scholarship	Amount varies	Incoming freshmen intending to pursue Nursing at UW Oshkosh	Yes — Academic Works scholarship portal	Yes — renewable with continued progress in the Nursing program	Nursing-intended freshmen who complete the scholarship portal application*	Typically early February

CRP Insight: Why UW Oshkosh Can Be Surprisingly Affordable for Out-of-State Students

Many families assume Wisconsin public universities are expensive for non-residents. But UW Oshkosh quietly offers several tuition programs that dramatically reduce the cost for out-of-state students — even without competitive scholarships. For example, the Titan National Scholar program automatically reduces tuition for many non-resident students based on GPA, and the Midwest Student Exchange (MSEP) program lowers tuition for students from participating Midwestern states. When these programs combine with smaller departmental or donor scholarships from the Academic Works portal, the final net price can end up much closer to in-state tuition than families expect. In other words, the biggest savings at UW Oshkosh often come from tuition programs plus smaller stacked scholarships — not just one big merit award.

*Recipient profiles are based on current public descriptions, donor intent language, and scholarship portal listings; specific criteria and award terms can change by year.

FAQ — Hidden Gem Scholarships at UW Oshkosh

Why are these called “hidden gems”?
Many of these scholarships are not prominently listed on admissions pages. Instead, they are distributed through the Academic Works scholarship portal, departments, or donor-funded programs that families only discover after completing the general application.

Do students need to apply for each scholarship individually?
Usually not. Students typically complete the UW Oshkosh general scholarship application in Academic Works. After that, the system and departments match students to many individual scholarships automatically.

Are these scholarships automatic?
No. Most hidden gem scholarships require the scholarship portal application and are limited in number. Selection usually depends on a mix of academics, financial need, leadership, donor criteria, or major.

When should students apply?
Students should complete the scholarship portal application soon after admission. Many scholarships use an early February deadline for fall enrollment cycles.

Can students receive more than one hidden gem scholarship?
Sometimes. Because these awards come from different donors or departments, some students may receive multiple smaller scholarships depending on eligibility and available funding.

🎓 Honors College

The UW Oshkosh Honors College is designed for students who want smaller classes, deeper academic discussions, and opportunities for research or leadership during their undergraduate years. Honors students take specialized seminars and may complete an Honors thesis or capstone project before graduation.

While the program focuses primarily on academic enrichment rather than large scholarships, a few small awards are available specifically for Honors participants.

CRP Insight: Many families assume joining Honors automatically means major scholarship money. At UW Oshkosh, Honors is mainly an academic experience — smaller seminars, closer faculty connections, research opportunities, and earlier class registration — while the bigger scholarship dollars usually come from automatic merit, competitive scholarships, and donor-funded awards in Academic Works.

Scholarship	Award Amount	Eligibility	Separate App?	Renewable?	Who Actually Wins?	Deadline
Honors College CAPP Scholarship	$500	Students admitted to the Honors College who completed CAPP coursework in high school	Yes — UW Oshkosh AcademicWorks scholarship portal	Typically one-time award	Honors students with CAPP credits who complete the scholarship portal application*	Typically late spring (for example, June 1 in the 2026 cycle)
Business Scholars Dean’s Scholarship	$500	Students admitted to the Business Scholars Program within the College of Business	No separate form beyond the Business Scholars / AcademicWorks application	Typically one-time award	Top Business Scholars applicants with strong academic records*	Typically early February

*Scholarship details are based on current program descriptions and public scholarship listings; award terms, selection criteria, and deadlines can change by year.

Honors College FAQ

Is the Honors College worth it at UW Oshkosh?
For many students, yes. Honors offers smaller discussion-based classes, closer faculty interaction, and more chances to do research, leadership, or capstone-style work during college.

Do Honors students get major scholarships?
Usually not. At UW Oshkosh, the largest scholarships typically come from automatic merit programs, competitive scholarships, and donor-funded awards in Academic Works rather than the Honors program itself.

Do students need to apply separately for the Honors College?
Most students submit a short Honors application after admission. However, students with very strong academic records may receive automatic invitations. For example, the Fall 2026 cycle automatically invited students with about a 3.75+ high school GPA.

Do Honors students get any practical benefits besides smaller classes?
Yes. One of the biggest perks is priority registration, which helps Honors students register for classes before most other students. That can make it easier to get needed courses, better class times, and a schedule that works with jobs, commuting, or other responsibilities.

Can Honors students still receive other scholarships?
Absolutely. Honors students can still receive automatic scholarships, competitive scholarships, and departmental scholarships just like other students.

Who should consider applying to Honors?
Students who enjoy discussion-based classes, academic challenges, and closer faculty interaction usually get the most value from the program.

⭐ College Specialty

The University of Wisconsin–Oshkosh is a regional public university known for strong career-focused programs tied closely to Wisconsin industries. Families often discover Oshkosh through its nationally recognized College of Nursing, but the university also stands out in education, business, and engineering-technology programs that feed directly into regional employers across Northeast Wisconsin. The campus also hosts one of the state’s largest teacher-preparation pipelines and maintains deep partnerships with hospitals, school districts, and manufacturing companies across the Fox Valley.

Nationally Known Program:
College of Nursing — one of the largest and most respected nursing programs in Wisconsin. The program consistently produces a large share of the state’s new nurses and places graduates in major healthcare systems across the Fox Valley and Milwaukee regions.

Nursing: Large clinical network across Wisconsin hospitals with strong NCLEX pass rates and direct pipelines into regional healthcare systems.
Education (College of Education & Human Services): One of Wisconsin’s largest teacher-preparation programs with long-standing partnerships with regional school districts.
Business (College of Business – AACSB Accredited): Known regionally for accounting, supply chain, and business analytics programs tied closely to Fox Valley employers.
Engineering Technology & Manufacturing: Automation Engineering and related applied engineering programs are closely aligned with Wisconsin’s manufacturing sector and industry partnerships.

🔗 Official University of Wisconsin Oshkosh Links

This page focuses on the Oshkosh main campus. Fox Cities and Fond du Lac may have different program mixes, costs, and scholarship options.

Use the official University of Wisconsin Oshkosh resources below to verify 2026–2027 admissions details, scholarship policies, and billed costs.

Undergraduate Admissions (Main Hub):

Home – UW Oshkosh Undergraduate Admissions
Tuition, Fees & Undergraduate Costs (Updated Path):

Costs and Aid
Scholarships & Financial Aid (Main Office):

Financial Aid Office
Scholarship Portal (AcademicWorks):
https://uwosh.academicworks.com/
Net Price Calculator (Verified 2026 Tool):
https://static-edge.uwosh.edu/content/finaid-calc/index.html
Common Data Set (Institutional Research Landing Page):

Common Data Set

🏫 Explore Other Wisconsin Colleges

Families comparing colleges in Wisconsin often look at several schools before making a decision. If you’re researching scholarships at the University of Wisconsin–Oshkosh, you may also want to explore other universities across the Wisconsin system and nearby private schools.

You can also see the full list of financial aid programs and scholarships available across the state on the Wisconsin State Aid Guide.