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Explore Your Dream College: UW-Eau Claire Edition

Discover UW-Eau Claire or other colleges in Wisconsin and nearby areas. Find college details, explore activities, dorms, and more. Research tuition costs and specialties on their websites.

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Explore Your Dream College: UW-Eau Claire Edition

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  1. check out college Websearch

  2. College Search • Look up a college that you’re interested in going to. • If you are not sure about what college you want to go to, check out some in the area or some in Wisconsin (Go UW-Eau Claire!), North Dakota, Iowa, anywhere…. • Look through the college’s website and answer the questions found on the next slide. • I do not care where you answer these questions…paper or on an app of your choosing.

  3. Your College—Basic Information • What is the name of the college you are looking at? • What city is your college located in? • How many miles from your house is your college? • Does your college have a mascot? If so, what is it? • How much is tuition per semester? How much will it cost you a year?

  4. Your College—More Specific • What kind of activities can you get involved in at your college? (Check out under Campus/Student Life) • Does your college have dorms? If so, check them out. Give the names of two of the dorms at your college. • Read an article about something new that is happening on your college’s campus. • Check out the “Colleges and Schools” section of your college. Look around at the different areas your school specializes in. Pick one that sounds interesting to you.

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