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• LocationFond Du Lac, The United States
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Marian University is a private Catholic university in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, in the United States, founded in 1936 as Marian College by the Congregation of Sisters of St. Agnes, which still sponsors it. It is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission, with specialised accreditation for programmes such as nursing, social work and radiologic technology.

Undergraduate students attend traditional 15-week semesters on the Fond du Lac campus, starting in fall or spring. Majors include business, accounting and finance, nursing, education, construction management, cybersecurity, data science, health sciences such as diagnostic medical sonography and radiologic technology, psychology, social work and thanatology. Most graduate programmes, in education, health care administration, organisational leadership, psychology, thanatology and nursing, are taught online, some nursing tracks in hybrid format.

International first-year and transfer students apply with official transcripts in English translation and an English test score; an International Student Advisor welcomes new students, and orientation is mandatory. Application deadlines are 1 July for the fall semester and 1 November for spring. First- and second-year students under 21 normally live on campus, in residence halls, courtyard suites, townhouses, duplexes or apartments.

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45 S. National Ave., Fond Du Lac, WI, The United States, 54935-4699

Bachelor's degrees on the Fond du Lac campus (15-week semesters, fall or spring start), including:

• Business: accounting, business administration, analytics and management, finance, marketing, risk management and insurance, supply chain management, health care administration
• Nursing, diagnostic medical sonography, radiologic technology, nutrition, exercise and sport science
• Education: early childhood, elementary, middle and secondary, special education
• Construction management, cybersecurity, data science
• Biology, chemistry, forensic science
• Criminal justice, history, psychology, social work, thanatology

Most graduate programmes are fully online with 7-week courses and six start dates a year; some nursing programmes are hybrid.

• Master of Arts in Education: At Risk and Alternative Education, Educational Leadership, Special Education, Teacher Education
• Master in Health Care Administration; Master of Science in Organizational Leadership
• Master of Science in Industrial Organizational Psychology
• Master of Science in Thanatology
• Master of Science in Nursing: Family Nurse Practitioner (hybrid), Nursing Administration
• Graduate certificates

• First-year applicants: application and official high school transcript (official English translation required)
• Transfer applicants: also official transcripts from every college attended and a course-by-course evaluation by a NACES-approved agency (such as WES or ECE) for studies outside the U.S. and Canada
• English proficiency test result
• For the I-20: Affidavit of Financial Support, a current bank statement in USD, a passport copy and a US$750 international deposit

Deadlines: 1 July for the fall semester and 1 November for the spring semester. Orientation at the start of each semester is mandatory.

Minimum English scores: TOEFL iBT 70 (CBT 193, PBT 525), Duolingo English Test 105 or IELTS 6.0. Completing one year at a U.S. high school (first-year applicants) or U.S. college (transfer applicants) is also accepted.

Undergraduate costs, Fall 2026 - Spring 2027 (full time, 12-18 credits per semester): tuition US$39,033 per year; student fees US$658; campus housing and meal plan US$11,514-13,770. Total US$51,205-53,461 per year. Nursing (BSN) students pay a US$1,950 programme fee per semester once clinical coursework begins. New undergraduates have their tuition rate locked for 2026-2027 and 2027-2028.

Marian offers scholarships, grants, loans and work-study. Undergraduates with at least a 2.0 grade point average can receive Direct Admission and a merit award scholarship of up to US$18,000 per year. Scholarships are awarded for academic achievement, leadership and other criteria.

• First-year students: Naber Hall (co-ed, 145 students) and the Courtyard residences, all substance-free
• Courtyard House, Penthouses and Efficiency Suites
• Upper-year students: Courtyard Efficiency Suites, Townhouses, Duplexes or Cedar Creek Apartments, with limited single rooms

First- and second-year students who are unmarried and under 21 must live on campus unless they live with a parent within 35 miles. On-campus housing is for full-time students (at least 12 credits).

https://www.marianuniversity.edu/admission/international-students/