B.A. in English
Harrisonburg, USA
DURATION
4 Years
LANGUAGES
English
PACE
Full time
APPLICATION DEADLINE
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EARLIEST START DATE
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TUITION FEES
USD 6,434 / per semester **
STUDY FORMAT
On-Campus
* regular admission | November 1st, 2022: early admission
** in-state tuition fee | $15,076: out-of-state tuition fee. Additional fees may apply
Introduction
The core of the study of English at JMU is the exploration of our world and ourselves through words.
Throughout human history, talented writers, poets, playwrights and essayists have understood and used the power of creative, well-crafted language to inspire us, to persuade us, to make us reflect and question, to draw empathy from us, to entertain and awe us, and to expand our understanding – often many of these at the same time.
At JMU, we prepare our students to be appreciative yet critical readers and creators of language, texts and ideas, attending to the powerful link between the literary arts and the human condition.
The English major may be an entry point for graduate study, law school, or a career in teaching, and prepares students for many professions in which skillful use of language is important: publishing, journalism, public relations, broadcasting, government, non-profit work, advertising, and business.
English offers all students, whatever their vocational interests, an opportunity to experience the challenges and pleasures of the world's literature in a sustained program of study. Reading literature and literary criticism exercises skills in critical thinking, writing, and communication, and builds an awareness of diverse perspectives that will become important in students' professional and personal lives. Students may choose a variety of courses covering American, British, and world literature, contemporary and early literature, cultural studies, gender studies, creative writing, film, and linguistics.
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Curriculum
Students majoring in English earn a B.A. degree unless they are completing an additional major in a degree program other than the B.A. The minimum requirement for a major in English is 36 credit hours of coursework in the major.
The department recommends that students choose a variety of courses from among different periods and topics. Students progress through the major by taking ENG 299 and three 200-level surveys and then moving on to 300-level courses and at least two 400-level Advanced Studies courses. They also fulfill three distributional overlay requirements.
Courses taken to fulfill General Education Cluster Two requirements may also fulfill requirements in the English major. Students may complete credit requirements by taking additional electives.
Required Courses
- General Education 41 Credit Hours 1
- Foreign Language classes (intermediate level required) 0-14 Credit Hours 2
- Philosophy course (in addition to General Education courses) 3 Credit Hours
- University electives 26-40 Credit Hours
- Major requirements (listed below) 36 Credit Hours
Footnotes
1 The General Education program contains a set of requirements each student must fulfill. The number of credit hours necessary to fulfill these requirements may vary.
2 The foreign language requirement may be satisfied by successful completion of the second semester of the intermediate level of the student’s chosen language (typically 232) or by placing out of that language through the Department of Foreign Languages, Literatures and Cultures’ placement exam.
Major Requirements
All students must include in their program the following core courses:
Core Courses
- ENG 299. Writing About Literature Credits: 3.00 1
- Choose one course at the 200 or 300 level 3 Credit Hours
- Choose five courses from the 300 level 15 Credit Hours
- Choose two approved 400-level courses from the Advanced Studies list 6 Credit Hours
Footnote
1 This course fulfills the College of Arts and Letters writing-intensive requirement for the major.
Choose one from the following: 3 Credit Hours
- ENG 235. Survey of English Literature: From Beowulf to the Eighteenth Century [C2L] Credits: 3.00
- ENG 247. Survey of American Literature: From the Beginning to the Civil War [C2L] Credits: 3.00
Choose one from the following: 3 Credit Hours
- ENG 221. Literature/Culture/Ideas [C2L] Credits: 3.00
- ENG 222. Genre(s) [C2L] Credits: 3.00
- ENG 235. Survey of English Literature: From Beowulf to the Eighteenth Century [C2L] Credits: 3.00
- ENG 236. Survey of English Literature: Eighteenth Century to Modern [C2L] Credits: 3.00
- ENG 239. Studies in World Literature [C2L] Credits: 3.00
- ENG 247. Survey of American Literature: From the Beginning to the Civil War [C2L] Credits: 3.00
- ENG 248. Survey of American Literature: From the Civil War to the Modern Period [C2L] Credits: 3.00
- ENG 260. Survey of African-American Literature [C2L] Credits: 3.00
Choose one from the following: 3 Credit Hours
- ENG 235. Survey of English Literature: From Beowulf to the Eighteenth Century [C2L] Credits: 3.00
- ENG 236. Survey of English Literature: Eighteenth Century to Modern [C2L] Credits: 3.00
- ENG 239. Studies in World Literature [C2L] Credits: 3.00
- ENG 247. Survey of American Literature: From the Beginning to the Civil War [C2L] Credits: 3.00
- ENG 248. Survey of American Literature: From the Civil War to the Modern Period [C2L] Credits: 3.00
- ENG 260. Survey of African-American Literature [C2L] Credits: 3.00
The courses selected must include the following:
- One course at the 300 or 400 level, pre-1700:
- ENG 306. The Bible as Literature Credits: 3.00
- ENG 311. Medieval Literature and Culture Credits: 3.00
- ENG 313. Studies in Early Modern Literature and Culture Credits: 3.00
- ENG 316. Early Modern Drama Credits: 3.00
- ENG 317. Studies in Shakespeare Credits: 3.00
- ENG 319. Teaching Shakespeare Credits: 3.00
- ENG 320L. Shakespeare on the Page and Stage in London Credits: 3.00
- ENG 401. Advanced Studies in Medieval Literature Credits: 3.00
- ENG 402. Advanced Studies in British Literature Before 1700 Credits: 3.00
- One course at the 300 or 400 level, pre-1900:
- ENG 306. The Bible as Literature Credits: 3.00
- ENG 311. Medieval Literature and Culture Credits: 3.00
- ENG 313. Studies in Early Modern Literature and Culture Credits: 3.00
- ENG 316. Early Modern Drama Credits: 3.00
- ENG 317. Studies in Shakespeare Credits: 3.00
- ENG 319. Teaching Shakespeare Credits: 3.00
- ENG 320L. Shakespeare on the Page and Stage in London Credits: 3.00
- ENG 321. Restoration and Eighteenth Century British Prose and Poetry Credits: 3.00
- ENG 322. Restoration and Eighteenth Century British Drama Credits: 3.00
- ENG 325. Romantic Literature Credits: 3.00
- ENG 327. Gothic Literature Credits: 3.00
- ENG 329. Victorian Literature Credits: 3.00
- ENG 330. Nineteenth Century British Novel Credits: 3.00
- ENG 342. Early American Literature Credits: 3.00
- ENG 343. Antebellum American Literature Credits: 3.00
- ENG 344. Late Nineteenth Century American Literature Credits: 3.00
- ENG 352. The American Novel to 1914 Credits: 3.00
- ENG 363. Native American Literature Credits: 3.00
- ENG 401. Advanced Studies in Medieval Literature Credits: 3.00
- ENG 402. Advanced Studies in British Literature Before 1700 Credits: 3.00
- One course from the Identity, Diversity and Power selections:
- ENG 358. Oral Literature Credits: 3.00
- ENG 360. Introduction to Ethnic American Literature Credits: 3.00
- ENG 361. African-American Fiction Credits: 3.00
- ENG 362. African-American Poetry Credits: 3.00
- ENG 363. Native American Literature Credits: 3.00
- ENG 364. Introduction to Asian-American Literature Credits: 3.00
- ENG 368. Women’s Literature Credits: 3.00
- ENG 369. Feminist Literary Theory Credits: 3.00
- ENG 370. Queer Literature Credits: 3.00
- ENG 377. Introduction to African Literature Credits: 3.00
- ENG 378. Studies in South Asian Literature Credits: 3.00
- ENG 379. Literature and Empire Credits: 3.00
- ENG 408. Advanced Studies in African-American Literature Credits: 3.00
- ENG 423. Advanced Studies in Gender and Sexuality in Literature Credits: 3.00
- ENG 432. Advanced Studies in African Literature Credits: 3.00
- ENG 434. Advanced Studies in Latin American Literature in Translation Credits: 3.00
or - SPAN 434. Advanced Studies in Latin American Literature in Translation Credits: 3.00
- ENG 466. Advanced Studies in Women’s Literature Credits: 3.00
- Two courses at the 400 level:
- ENG 401. Advanced Studies in Medieval Literature Credits: 3.00
- ENG 402. Advanced Studies in British Literature Before 1700 Credits: 3.00
- ENG 403. Advanced Studies in British Literature After 1700 Credits: 3.00
- ENG 405. Advanced Studies in Anglophone Literature Credits: 3.00
- ENG 407. Advanced Studies in American Literature Credits: 3.00
- ENG 408. Advanced Studies in African-American Literature Credits: 3.00
- ENG 410. Advanced Studies in Author Credits: 3.00
- ENG 413. Advanced Studies in Literature and Ideas Credits: 3.00
- ENG 414. Advanced Studies in Genre Credits: 3.00
- ENG 415. Advanced Studies in Textuality and the History of the Book Credits: 3.00
- ENG 417. Advanced Studies in Linguistics and the English Language Credits: 3.00
- ENG 420. Advanced Studies in Theory and Cultural Studies Credits: 3.00
- ENG 423. Advanced Studies in Gender and Sexuality in Literature Credits: 3.00
- ENG 430. Advanced Studies in Comparative Literature Credits: 3.00
- ENG 432. Advanced Studies in African Literature Credits: 3.00
- ENG 433. Advanced Studies in Arabic Literature Credits: 3.00
- ENG 434. Advanced Studies in Latin American Literature in Translation Credits: 3.00
- ENG 439. Advanced Studies in Major Authors of Literature in Spanish in Translation Credits: 3.00
- ENG 466. Advanced Studies in Women’s Literature Credits: 3.00
Additional Information
Other courses may be applied to these requirements via course directives. Students should consult advisers and the departmental semester list about other options.
Recommended Schedule for Majors
First Year
- Foreign language courses 6-8 Credit Hours
- General Education courses 23 Credit Hours
Second Year
- Two of three required courses from among ENG 221-ENG 260 6 Credit Hours
- ENG 299. Writing About Literature Credits: 3.00
- General Education courses 15 Credit Hours
- Foreign language courses 6 Credit Hours
Third Year
- Remaining requirement from General Education 3 Credit Hours
- English 300-level courses 12-15 Credit Hours
- Other electives 15 Credit Hours
Fourth Year
- English 400 level Advanced Studies courses 6 Credit Hours
- English 300-400 level courses 6-9 Credit Hours
- Other electives 15-18 Credit Hours
Concentrations
In consultation with their advisers, students may choose nine credit hours of courses at the 300- or 400-level that acquaint them with the scope of one of the fields below. Students may consult with their advisers and individual professors about additional courses that may, because of content covered in a particular semester, be eligible for a concentration by special permission.
British Literature
Select appropriate courses in consultation with an adviser.
American Literature
Select appropriate courses in consultation with an adviser.
World Literature
- ENG 305. Mythology Credits: 3.00
- ENG 306. The Bible as Literature Credits: 3.00
- ENG 358. Oral Literature Credits: 3.00
- ENG 360. Introduction to Ethnic American Literature Credits: 3.00
- ENG 361. African-American Fiction Credits: 3.00
- ENG 362. African-American Poetry Credits: 3.00
- ENG 363. Native American Literature Credits: 3.00
- ENG 364. Introduction to Asian-American Literature Credits: 3.00
- ENG 368. Women’s Literature Credits: 3.00
- ENG 377. Introduction to African Literature Credits: 3.00
- ENG 378. Studies in South Asian Literature Credits: 3.00
- ENG 379. Literature and Empire Credits: 3.00
- ENG 405. Advanced Studies in Anglophone Literature Credits: 3.00
- ENG 408. Advanced Studies in African-American Literature Credits: 3.00
- ENG 423. Advanced Studies in Gender and Sexuality in Literature Credits: 3.00
- ENG 430. Advanced Studies in Comparative Literature Credits: 3.00
- ENG 432. Advanced Studies in African Literature Credits: 3.00
- ENG 433. Advanced Studies in Arabic Literature Credits: 3.00
- ENG 434. Advanced Studies in Latin American Literature in Translation Credits: 3.00
or - SPAN 434. Advanced Studies in Latin American Literature in Translation Credits: 3.00
- ENG 436. Studies in German Literature Credits: 3.00
or - GER 436. Studies in German Literature Credits: 3.00
- ENG 437. Studies in Italian Literature Credits: 3.00
or - ITAL 437. Studies in Italian Literature Credits: 3.00
- ENG 438. Studies in Russian Literature Credits: 3.00
or - RUS 438. Studies in Russian Literature Credits: 3.00
- ENG 439. Advanced Studies in Major Authors of Literature in Spanish in Translation Credits: 3.00
or - SPAN 439. Major Authors of Literature in Spanish in Translation Credits: 3.00
- ENG 466. Advanced Studies in Women’s Literature Credits: 3.00
Environmental Literature and Writing
- ENG 363. Native American Literature Credits: 3.00
- ENG 371. Literature and the Environment Credits: 3.00
- ENG 390. The Environmental Imagination Credits: 3.00
Language and Theory
- ENG 301. Old English Language and Literature Credits: 3.00
- ENG 303. History of the English Language Credits: 3.00
- ENG 308. Introduction to Linguistics Credits: 3.00
- ENG 309. Traditional English Grammar Credits: 3.00
- ENG 310. Modern English Grammar Credits: 3.00
- ENG 348. Studies in Linguistics and the English Language Credits: 3.00
- ENG 358. Oral Literature Credits: 3.00
- ENG 366. Contemporary Critical Theory Credits: 3.00
- ENG 369. Feminist Literary Theory Credits: 3.00
- ENG 417. Advanced Studies in Linguistics and the English Language Credits: 3.00
- ENG 420. Advanced Studies in Theory and Cultural Studies Credits: 3.00
Print Culture
- ENG 313. Studies in Early Modern Literature and Culture Credits: 3.00
- ENG 358. Oral Literature Credits: 3.00
- ENG 415. Advanced Studies in Textuality and the History of the Book Credits: 3.00
Gender and Sexuality Studies
- ENG 327. Gothic Literature Credits: 3.00
- ENG 368. Women’s Literature Credits: 3.00
- ENG 369. Feminist Literary Theory Credits: 3.00
- ENG 370. Queer Literature Credits: 3.00
- ENG 423. Advanced Studies in Gender and Sexuality in Literature Credits: 3.00
- ENG 466. Advanced Studies in Women’s Literature Credits: 3.00
Race and Ethnicity Studies
- ENG 358. Oral Literature Credits: 3.00
- ENG 360. Introduction to Ethnic American Literature Credits: 3.00
- ENG 361. African-American Fiction Credits: 3.00
- ENG 362. African-American Poetry Credits: 3.00
- ENG 363. Native American Literature Credits: 3.00
- ENG 364. Introduction to Asian-American Literature Credits: 3.00
- ENG 377. Introduction to African Literature Credits: 3.00
- ENG 378. Studies in South Asian Literature Credits: 3.00
- ENG 379. Literature and Empire Credits: 3.00
- ENG 408. Advanced Studies in African-American Literature Credits: 3.00
- ENG 432. Advanced Studies in African Literature Credits: 3.00
- ENG 433. Advanced Studies in Arabic Literature Credits: 3.00
Creative Writing
Students with a strong interest in writing should include in their program nine credit hours of electives from the following courses.
Choose three of the following:
- ENG 347. Playwriting Credits: 3.00
or - THEA 347. Playwriting Credits: 3.00
- ENG 390. The Environmental Imagination Credits: 3.00
- ENG 391. Introduction to Creative Writing – Nonfiction Credits: 3.00
- ENG 392. Introduction to Creative Writing – Poetry Credits: 3.00
- ENG 393. Introduction to Creative Writing – Fiction Credits: 3.00
- ENG 483. Narrative Form Credits: 3.00
- ENG 484. Poetic Craft and Creativity Credits: 3.00
- ENG 493. Advanced Creative Nonfiction Credits: 3.00
- ENG 494. Advanced Poetry Writing Credits: 3.00
- ENG 495. Advanced Fiction Writing Credits: 3.00
- ENG 496. Advanced Topics in Creative Writing Credits: 3.00
Career Opportunities
A successful career and a meaningful life is what it’s all about. Whether it’s an internship, a great first job or a top graduate school appointment, JMU Dukes make their dreams ignite. You will, too.
Here are current openings available to JMU students.
Jobs for JMU Students
Editor
- News Writer/Producer at WTTG/WDCA Fox 5 Washington DC
- Publications Specialist at American Industrial Hygiene Association
- Content Strategy Associate at BKO
- Data Visualization & Cartography Editor at American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS)
- Reading and Writing Tutor (Remote) at Upswing
- Digital Content Manager at WFXR
- Technical Editor - (964) at Western EcoSystems Technology, Inc.
- Data Science / Math / Statistics / Operations Research New Grad Positions at MITRE Corporation
- Video Journalist/News Videographer at WVVA Television, Inc.
- News Writer/Producer at WTTG/WDCA Fox 5 Washington DC
- Associate Medical Editor at IPG Health
- Residential Content Writer at CoStar Group
- Creative Services Writer/Producer/Editor at NewsWest 9
- Android Mobile Reverse Engineer at Cipher Tech Solutions
- Production Coordinator and Marketing Assistant at National Recreation and Park Association
- Editorial Assistant at Pew Research Center
- Research Analyst, Home Services at U.S. News & World Report
- Graphics Editor at American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS)
- Managing Editor at Center for the Advancement of the Steady State Economy
Writer
- Assistant Professor (tenure-track) in Statistics - Department of Mathematics, Applied Mathematics and Statistics at Case Western Reserve University
- Social Media Content Curator (Finance/Economics Focus) - Part Time at Qnary
- NPDES Permit Writer (Natural Resource Specialist 3) at Oregon Department of Environmental Quality
- News Writer/Producer at WTTG/WDCA Fox 5 Washington DC
- Content Strategy Associate at BKO
- Health & Fitness Article Writer at Bodybuilding.com
- Consulting or Senior Bat Biologist - (967) at Western EcoSystems Technology, Inc.
- Reading and Writing Tutor (Remote) at Upswing
- Full-Time Lecturers - Department of English at Case Western Reserve University
- Senior Permit and Policy Consultant (Natural Resource Specialist 4) at Oregon Department of Environmental Quality
- Digital Content Manager at WFXR
- Senior Technical Writer at Microchip Technology Inc.
- Postdoctoral Investigator - Biology - Shellfish Disease at Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution
- Proposal Writer at S.B. Ballard Construction Company
- Technical Writer at Belimo Americas
- Marketing Copywriter (Entry Level - Immediate or February 2023 Start Class) at Nexus Marketing
- Technical Writer I at Mayvin
- News Writer/Producer at WTTG/WDCA Fox 5 Washington DC
- Residential Content Writer at CoStar Group
English
- Graduate Trainee at Smurfit Kappa North America
- Integration Programs Intern at National Immigration Forum
- English/Reading Teacher, St. Stephens Indian School at Bureau of Indian Education
- Luminis Health Marketing Intern at Luminis Health
- Communications Program Manager- Internal Communications at University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center
- 2023 HKEX Summer Internship Programme at Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Limited
- (Immediate, Flexible hours/locations) Part-Time Paid TBBT/SNL-style Actors/Actresses ( Summer 2022 to School Year 2022-23) at CaringDr Corporation
- Social Media Intern at EHOMIE NEW YORK INC.
- Swing Shift Program Supervisor - Riverside Welcoming Center at Seneca Family of Agencies
- Communications Specialist at Oak Ridge Associated Universities (ORAU)
- Reading Specialist/Teacher - Arlington, VA at Arlington VA Public Schools
- Assistant Professor of English, tenure track at Montana State University-Northern
- Counselor at Autism Camp at Talisman Summer Camp
- Community Outreach Intern in the Balkans at Crossworld
- Full-Time Lecturers - Department of English at Case Western Reserve University
- Intern, Baseball Communications at Minnesota Twins
- Museums Fellow - July 2023 Start at JAARS
- Museums Fellow - January 2023 Start at JAARS
- English/Reading Transitional Teacher, St. Stephens Indian School at Bureau of Indian Education
Internships for JMU Students
Editor
- LAI Video Assistant Editor Intern at Leading Authorities, Inc.
- Intern, Motion Designer/Video Editor at Minnesota Twins
- Summer Journalism Internships in Digital/Editing/Business Reporting/Audience/Data at Dow Jones News Fund
- Data Science / Math / Statistics / Operations Research Internships at MITRE Corporation
- EDITION by Modern Luxury Print Editorial Internship - Fall 2022 (Remote) at Modern Luxury
- Educational Game Design Intern - R23506 at Epic Games
- Stagiaire en conception - Unreal Engine - R23420 at Epic Games
- UI/UX Design Intern - Unreal Engine - R23420 at Epic Games
- Full-Stack Software Engineering Summer Internship 2023 at Kapwing
- Print Reporting and Social Media Internship at Youthcast Media Group
- Public Relations Internship - August 2022 - December 2022 at Cabine Creative
- Video Editor Intern at iHeartMedia
- REMOTE INTERNSHIP - RFP and Report Writer at SkyIT
- REMOTE INTERNSHIP - Video Editor at SkyIT
- Editorial Intern at Marketing Choices
- Public Relations Internship - August 2022 - December 2022 at Cabine Creative
- U.S. Communications Intern at Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids/Global Health Advocacy Incubator
- Sportswriter at CWall Sports & Entertainment
- Internship Program at Voice of America
Writer
- User Experience Intern at The Home Depot
- Marketing Assistant (Internship) at Ben Glass Law
- Fundraising and Donor Relations Remote Internship (Fall 2022) at Wolf Trap Foundation for the Performing Arts
- Paid Media Intern at Brand Knew
- Journalist/Writer/Reporter Spring 2023 at WeINSPIRE Movement
- 2023 West Wing Writers Winter/Spring Internship at West Wing Writers, LLC
- Creative Services Summer Intern at CUNA Mutual Group
- NHQ:FD - Intern - Fundraising Content Creation (Fall 2022) at The American Red Cross - NHQ
- Content Writer Internship at Acoustic
- UX Designer Intern at Acoustic
- Marketing & Communications Internship for Brand Marketing with Harvard-based Non-profit (fully remote) at humanID
- Interdisciplinary Research Intern at Seattle Anxiety Specialists, PLLC
- TV Development Intern at Fabel Entertainment
- Blog Writer Intern Winter 2022/23 at Project Chimps
- Corporate Communications Intern at Railinc Corp.
- Print Reporting and Social Media Internship at Youthcast Media Group
- Real Estate Description Writer Internship at New York Habitat
- Storytelling - Content and Writing Internship for Brand Marketing with Harvard-based Non-profit (fully remote) at humanID
- REMOTE INTERNSHIP - Creative Writer at SkyIT
English
- Law Clerk Intern - Consumer at Santander Bank, N.A.
- Consumer and Digital Transformation Summer Intern, Project Management at Santander Bank, N.A.
- Consumer and Business Banking Summer Intern, Payments at Santander Bank, N.A.
- Consumer & Digital Transformation Intern – Customer Experience at Santander Bank, N.A.
- Integration Programs Intern at National Immigration Forum
- Business Technology Associate Consultant Intern at ZS Associates
- Luminis Health Marketing Intern at Luminis Health
- 2023 HKEX Summer Internship Programme at Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Limited
- Social Media Intern at EHOMIE NEW YORK INC.
- Data Analytics Summer Intern at Santander Bank, N.A.
- Consumer and Digital Transformation Intern, Distribution Strategy and Real Estate Investment Planning (Open) at Santander Bank, N.A.
- Pricing and Strategy Intern at Santander Bank, N.A.
- Consumer and Business Banking Intern, SBB BCO Team at Santander Bank, N.A.
- Pricing Intern at Santander Bank, N.A.
- User Experience Intern at Santander Bank, N.A.
- Internal Audit Intern at Santander Bank, N.A.
- Internal Audit Intern, IT at Santander Bank, N.A.
- Digital Marketing Intern at Santander Bank, N.A.
- Consumer and Digital Transformation Intern, Digital Products at Santander Bank, N.A.
Scholarships and Funding
Madison awards more than 400 one- to four-year scholarships each year to incoming students. The primary criterion for merit-based scholarships is exceptional academic performance. Other selection criteria may include leadership, involvement, and career goals.
The Madison Scholarships Hub is the application center for all JMU Foundation scholarships at James Madison University. To access the Madison Scholarships Hub, log in to MyMadison. Under the Applicant tab, click on the Madison Scholarships Hub logo.
All students are encouraged to fill out the General Application in the Madison Scholarships Hub to be considered for various scholarship opportunities. Qualifications for the majority of our scholarships are based on the General Application information as well as information pulled directly from your admissions application.
Review the criteria carefully for any recommended scholarship opportunities you are presented with and if you meet the qualifications, click apply to submit the additional required information. Deadlines vary across departments so be sure to complete the General Application as soon as possible to receive full consideration. Some scholarship opportunities become available starting in the fall while others open later so be sure to check back in January, February and March.
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