The admissions committee at Wisconsin Lutheran College evaluates prospective student candidates in terms of both achievement and promise, emphasizing the extent to which students have taken advantage of their educational opportunities. The most successful
applicants are those who have completed a strong college preparatory curriculum and have contributed in a significant way to the life of the school, church, or community.
Students admitted after May 1 of their senior year in high school will be considered for Merit Awards on a space-available and funds-available basis. It is to your advantage to apply as early as possible!
The college recommends the following high school preparation to those who wish to meet the college's requirements:
- English: 4 years of study
- Mathematics: 3-4 years of study
- Foreign Language: 3 years of study
- History and Social Science: 3 years of study
- Laboratory Science: 3 years of study
Entrance Requirements
- High school diploma or GED
Applicant File Checklist
An admission decision cannot be made until all items listed below have been received by the Office of Admissions:
First-Year Students
- Free online application for admission
- High school transcripts
- Official ACT and/or SAT score reports (optional)
- WLC's ACT Code: 4699
- WLC's SAT Code: 1513
Transfer Students
- Free online application for admission
- Official transcripts from each college or university attended
- High school transcripts
- Official ACT and/or SAT score reports (optional)
Questions? Contact the Office of Undergraduate Admissions at 414.443.8811 or via email.
Applicants denied admission may appeal for reconsideration. To request an appeal, please contact the Office of Undergraduate Admissions.