UW-Marshfield/Wood County was my entryway into UW-Madison.  I started out here, through the Madison Connections Program.  It saved me a ton of money on tuition!  Plus, I was able to live at home, which saved me a ton on room & board.

Best of all, the small campus environment allowed me to get personal attention from my professors, thanks to small class sizes.  I used the Transfer Information System, and met with my advisor, which helped me map out exactly what classes I needed.  All my credits transferred without a hitch!  Yours will too!  Guaranteed!

I'll be starting my first year of pharmacy school at UW-Madison in September, after only two years of college.  Most people don't get in with only two years.  Madison is encouraging at least three years of pre-pharmacy.  I did it in two - less time and less money!

It wasn't only my GPA - which is 3.89 - that got me into pharmacy school.  It was the fantastic opportunities I had to get involved on campus.  All colleges and universities like students who play an active role on their campuses.  And I certainly did at The Wood!  I was a student ambassador, Phi Theta Kappa president and a member of Students Opposing Acts of Prejudice, just to name a few.

I really enjoyed my time at UW-Marshfield/Wood County.  Two years here saved me money and time.  It was my Best Start.  It can be yours, too!