Institute overview
About Edgewood University
Rooted in a Catholic (Dominican) heritage, Edgewood emphasizes small class sizes and close student-faculty interaction, with a student-to-faculty ratio around 12:1. The university is regionally accredited and recognized for its community engagement, sustainability initiatives (including Wisconsin Green Tier certification), and a compact campus that integrates academic, residential, and performing-arts facilities.
Why consider this institute?
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Catholic (Dominican) private university with a liberal arts foundation and professional programs in education, nursing, business, and the arts
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Compact 55-acre campus overlooking Lake Wingra with dedicated facilities including the Oscar Rennebohm Library and The Stream performing-arts center
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Small class sizes (average class ~15 students) and a student–faculty ratio of approximately 12:1 enabling close mentorship and experiential learning
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Regional accreditation by the Higher Learning Commission; specialized program accreditations for nursing (CCNE) and business (Association of Collegiate Business Schools and Programs)
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Strong civic and community links in Madison with cross-registration agreements allowing students to take courses at the University of Wisconsin–Madison
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Recognized sustainability and green-campus commitments (first Wisconsin college Green Tier certified)