University Of Wisconsin-Green Bay Admissions

Students who enroll at UW-Green Bay face typical completion challenges common at accessible public institutions. The retention rate of 70.4% compares to a peer median of 73.2%, indicating that roughly 7 in 10 freshmen return for sophomore year. The six-year graduation rate reaches 53.1%, compared to a peer median of 49.3%, showing UW-Green Bay performs slightly better than similar institutions in degree completion. Pell-eligible students graduate at 55.3%, creating a positive 2.2 percentage point gap compared to the overall completion rate. This positive Pell gap indicates unusually strong support systems for lower-income students, suggesting the university effectively assists students who face financial challenges during college. Students who gain admission should expect academic support systems designed to help them succeed, particularly those from lower-income backgrounds. The retention and completion rates indicate that while not all students complete degrees, those who persist through the first year typically find pathways to graduation. Prospective students should consider these outcomes as indicators of the institutional support they can expect while recognizing that personal commitment and preparation significantly influence individual success.