Superior (town), Wisconsin

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[music] Jenice Meyer: UW-Superior is a gem. And we want you to be a part of that. Narrator: Located just minutes from majestic Lake Superior, the University of Wisconsin-Superior is an energetic, comprehensive campus. Renee Wachter: I think it's amazing what we offer on this campus in terms of program offerings for school that's our size. We have some highly regarded, very distinctive programs. Narrator: Rooted in a liberal arts tradition, the university offers over 30 undergraduate and graduate fields of study. Tony Hernandez: In my opinion a liberal arts education is extremely extremely important. It applies towards so many different careers in life. Narrator: Students acquire skills in critical thinking, communication and problem-solving. All in a personal and engaging academic setting. Giovanni Rodriguez: I really like the student to teacher ratio. Kanishka Wijesekera: Here they know your name. Wendy Kropid: We have a really hands-on faculty and they get pretty fired up about what they're teaching and how they're engaging the students with it and I think some of that is contagious for the students as well. Renee Wachter: I've been on many campuses and they talk about active learning this is a campus that does it. Narrator: From first-year seminars that focus on collaboration and communication, through Academic Service-Learning opportunities where students apply classroom skills in community environments, UW-Superior students participate actively across the curriculum gaining tangible skills and insights. Jenice Meyer: We're providing here at UW-Superior the types of real-world learning experiences that employers want and need and what students really need to be able to put on their resume to set them apart. Narrator: When it comes to facilities the University of Wisconsin-Superior is state of the art. Harry Anderson: Campus has really kinda transformed itself over the last decade or so. Narrator: Beautiful new student centric buildings provide the ideal setting for 21st century living and learning. Harry Anderson: Marcovich Wellness Center is really one of the nicer facilities around. Cardio, weight, group fitness classes. We've got a 28-foot state of the art climbing wall. Obviously behind us we have a field house here. Gymnasium, pool - all those big school opportunities get right here at UW-Superior. "Hey Sarah." "Hey Kate. How's it going?" Kate Weyenberg: I like living on my own. I kinda needed to get away from my house and just kinda be on my own. It's helped me become more independent but also meet a lot of people. Giovanni Rodriguez: My roommate he's on the soccer team so me and him get along real good and all the RA's, the Resident Assistants are just really nice. Narrator: Living on campus exposes students to new ideas, people and cultures. Our safe inclusive community is geared toward personal and academic growth. Kanishka Wijesekera: They have everything for you. You will not miss your home. Mack Peters: I don't need to look hard and I find everything I need here. Narrator: With over 50 student organizations and clubs, a full slate of Division III athletics, music, theater, intramural sports, volunteer opportunities and more the university offers a wide variety of extracurricular activities. Harry Anderson: There's really kind of a flavor for whatever your taste is. Renee Wachter: I say if you can't find something to do you come see me because I'm gonna get you hooked up. Narrator: Beyond campus the surrounding Twin Ports area is one of diverse cultural opportunity and stunning natural beauty. Renee Wachter: This is the place to be because it is drop dead gorgeous. Narrator: In an age of escalating costs, a UW-Superior education is affordable. Close to ninety percent of students receive some form a financial assistance and nearly a quarter of all students are employed - on campus or at one of the four research centers associated with the University. Kanishka Wijesekera: Right now I'm working for LSRI, Lake Superior Research Institute. I'm getting that experience while I'm studying. When I get out from this university I have education and I have experience - both. Mack Peters: The practical experience you cannot beat. And it's paid. As a student what more could you ask for? Money and experience. Renee Wachter: The University of Wisconsin-Superior is a fantastic value. if you look at what competing kinds of institutions charge for their tuition to get the same kind of experience it really is a public education that looks a lot like what would happen at a private school. Narrator: From admission to graduation the University of Wisconsin-Superior provides a holistic educational environment, preparing well-rounded students ready to thrive in a complex world. Kate Weyenberg: Definitely know I have changed a lot and grown-up as I've been here, being on my own and just learning a lot of new things about myself. Tony Hernandez: I've been invited to speak several times here on campus and I always tell people I say you're getting world-class education. I say I've proven that. I've gone on to compete with kids who graduated from schools that you know role off the tips a people's tongues because they're household names and it wasn't because of my good looks and my pretty hair, okay? It was a result of the education that I got here. Mack Peters: I would recommend UWS to everyone. You cannot get a better education for the price. Giovanni Rodriguez: UWS was the perfect choice for me. Kanishka Wijesekera: I think this is the perfect place for studies. Small classes, great teachers, great facilities. This is a great university. I like this university. Kate Weyenberg: I would definitely recommend UW-Superior to anyone. They challenge you, they help you out. People know you, they know who you are, which makes you feel welcome and important. Jenice Meyer: It's a no brainer. It's really the best choice that you could make for your future. Narrator: Your future starts here. Schedule a visit today. [music]