You Make It Possible

Group of UW School of Business students

Thank you for your investment in the Wisconsin School of Business. Gifts of every amount make a difference in everything we do. Because of supporters like you, we can maintain excellence in our programs, foster innovation, and generate inspiring ideas and leaders that will propel us all forward.

All Gifts Matter

$39,738,795

in new gifts and pledges in 2017

82%

of all gifts to WSB were less than $1,000

2017 Expenses

Expenses

Total: $70.6M
12%  Student Support
17%  Operations
31%  Student Experience
40%  Faculty & Research

Supporting a Strong Faculty

Our faculty are advancing their expertise well beyond campus—and the world is taking notice.

4,268

WSB media mentions in 2017

291

national media mentions in 2017

Providing Student Support

Scholarships help us attract the most highly qualified students from all backgrounds and ensure that those students, regardless of financial status, can attend WSB.


169

non-business majors pursuing certificates in business

1,624

students enrolled in coursework specifically designed for non-business majors

Learn more about our current rankings and student enrollment:

Alumni and Giving

3,256

WSB alumni donors

4,838

individual donors to the WSB in 2016

Students Thanking Badgers

Students Thanking Badgers

Wisconsin School of Business students thank alumni for their generosity. View Now »

A Student Thank You Note

Nick (WSB student)

“Thank you for your continuing support of WSB. Your contributions inspire us all to make a difference and leave a lasting legacy now and beyond graduation. On, Wisconsin!” Read More »

Student Thanking a Badger

Caroline (WSB student)

“Thank you so much for your contribution to the university! It is because of the generosity of alumni such as yourself that I am able to pursue my passions and make the most of my experience here.” Read More »

Student Thanking a Badgers

Morgan (WSB student)

“Your generosity does not go unnoticed. You are doing great things for the university and we current fellow badgers thank you! On, Wisconsin!” Read More »