In recognition of students’ outstanding academic qualifications, the Lubar School of Business offers incoming new freshmen exclusive scholarship opportunities during their degree program. The Lubar School is a great place to start an exciting career in business, offering you:

• Access to top Wisconsin companies through our partnerships with businesses throughout Southeastern Wisconsin.

• The Business Scholars Program—the state’s premier program for high achieving students majoring in Business.

• Lubar’s Career Services Center, exclusively serving Lubar students in résumé writing, job search skills, internship opportunities, and full-time job placement.

• More than 15 business student organizations to connect you to other students. Enjoy social activities, community service events, and trips to area businesses.

• Top faculty who blend the latest in business theory with real-world application.

INCOMING FRESHMEN SCHOLARSHIPS

Rath Foundation Merit ScholarshipsMultiple awards at $9,600; renewable

• Newly admitted Lubar undergraduate students• High school GPA of 3.50 or higher• ACT composite score of 25 or better; Math subscore of 23 or better

Lubar ScholarshipsMultiple awards at $5,800-$9,600; renewable

• Newly admitted Lubar undergraduate students• High school GPA of 3.50 or higher• ACT composite score of 25 or better; Math subscore of 23 or better• May consider demonstrated financial need

Diana & Leonard Goldstein ScholarshipOne award at $5,000; renewable

• Full-time freshman Business Major• Academic achievement (High School GPA of 2.50 or above)• Demonstrated financial need• Preference for member of racial or ethnic minority group

underrepresented in higher education within the UW System, with further preference for African American

• Preference for a Milwaukee County high school graduate• Preference for a graduate of The Piney Woods School in Mississippi• Award may be used for tuition, books, and/or room & board in

UWM housing

Church Mutual ScholarshipOne award at $5,000; renewable

• Full-time Lubar student at UWM• Plans to pursue a major in Information Technology

Management• Preference for member of racial or ethnic minority

group underrepresented in higher education in the UW System, with further preference for Hmong American

Dean’s ScholarshipsMultiple awards at $2,500; renewable

• Newly admitted Lubar undergraduate students• High school GPA of 3.50 or higher• ACT composite score of 25 or better; Math subscore

of 23 or better

MGIC ScholarshipMultiple awards at $2,500; renewable

• Award intended for freshman accepted in the Lubar School of Business

• High school GPA of 3.50 or higher• ACT composite score of 25 or better; Math subscore

of 23 or better

VISIT OUR WEBSITESlubar.uwm.edu/scholarslubar.uwm.edu/scholarships

QUESTIONS?Andrea Wrench Scholarship Coordinator email: awrench@uwm.edu

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RELATED OPPORTUNITIES

BUSINESS SCHOLARS PROGRAMHigh achieving Lubar students will be invited to enroll in Bus Adm 231, the Scholars version of Bus Adm 230 Introduction to Information Technology Management. In this freshmen class, a student can get a sense of what a Scholars course is like. If the student later applies to the Scholars Program and is admitted, this course can be counted as 3 of the 23 required credits in Scholars courses.

A few of the highlights of Wisconsin’s premier program for high achieving students include:

• Smaller class size and instruction from the Lubar School’s top faculty—fostering student interaction and individual attention.

• Additional scholarships, corporate field trips, and other opportunities to connect academic excellence with career ambitions.

• An assigned academic advisor to aid in designing individual degree plans.

HONORS COLLEGEAs Lubar School of Business incoming freshmen, students may receive an invitation to join the UWM Honors College. Lubar Students are able to pursue those requirements as well as a Business degree and graduate within a four year timeline. For additional information on the Honors program, please contact honorweb@uwm.edu.

LIVING LEARNING COMMUNITY FOR BUSINESSOn the UWM campus, many freshmen are invited to join a Living Learning Community while residing in one of the residence halls. It is an exciting way to live on-campus and meet fellow students within an academic area of interest. Lubar Direct Admit students that take advantage of this opportunity will still be eligible to apply to the Scholars program and fulfill all Business degree requirements in a timely fashion. For more information on the Living Learning Communities, please call 414-229-5385 or visit llc.uwm.edu.

APPLICATION INFORMATIONTo be eligible for these awards, students must apply and be accepted to UWM by November 1. Students meeting the eligibility criteria will be contacted.

TO APPLY:• Complete the application at apply.wisconsin.edu• Pay the $50 application fee• Submit your ACT/SAT Scores to UWM• Submit your official high school transcript to UWM

ACT/SAT scores & transcripts can be mailed to UWM at: Undergraduate Admissions P.O. Box 749 Milwaukee, WI 53201

The Lubar School of Business is accredited by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB)—the hallmark of excellence in business education. Less than 5% of business schools worldwide meet the rigorous standards of AACSB accreditation, which ensures that the Lubar School is training our students with high-quality faculty, a dynamic curriculum, and the most current research.

Fall 2016