Excited for a great game and it did not disappoint. Lakeland's student section makes for a fun…read moreatmosphere to enjoy a game. Knowing a graduate of Lakeland who speaks very highly of her alma mater, dairies along the drive with stores to buy aged cheeses and a local YMCA not far to get a workout in while traveling , makes for a great experience. Thank you!!

Despite it being a 30° cloudy day with no students on campus, our tour was very nice. The campus…read moreoffers a great number of vintage buildings along with modern architecture that blends in seamlessly. The campus put off a warm, welcoming vibe even on a day when students were gone for their winter break. Our son was very impressed by the facilities and the variety of course offerings and other opportunities and seems very excited to enroll!

Elite prestigious liberal arts college, one of the best in the Midwest. I'm reviewing the campus…read moreas a tourist destination rather than as a place to send your kid to college but if your child can get in as a professor I think you can't do better than a good liberal arts college. Even the best of the great research universities (except the University of Chicago) have distracting party scenes that just aren't as big a temptation at places like this. Anyway, also like other liberal arts colleges, this one is picturesque with a healthy schedule of cultural events. Strong programs in music and arts, humanities result in lots of very good very affordable (often free) concerts and exhibits. The campus is lovely, though being a professor I prefer it during semester breaks when it's not covered in college students. Great college library. Appleton is an economically depressed de-industrialized town with an island of high culture that is this college (yes technically a university, but it's more of a liberal arts college). A unique boutique hotel in an historic restored building and a couple of good restaurants all in walking distance makes this a fun affordable two day destination.

Oh, how I wish I could spend a weekend at Bjorklunden, just studying topics that interest me, going…read moreon hikes in the woods, communing with Door County nature and playing checkers in the lodge. Alas, I just got to visit this place and take a little tour. Apparently, Lawrence University students can retreat here when they want, which is fortunate for them. This is a sanctuary where people can find quiet and contemplation. The general public can also sign up to take classes and seminars, and spend the weekend at Bjorklunden in what they call a "thought-provoking vacation." Located on the grounds of Bjorklunden is Boyton Chapel, a small wooden structure built in a late 12th-century Norwegian style. If you get a chance to peek inside, you should -- it's beautiful, with biblical paintings on every wall and hand-carved wooden pews. When I visited, it was snowing and everything looked white and beautiful. I imagine the area is equally as beautiful when everything is green, but there's something about being here when things are cold and sparkling that make it extra special.

This was an absolutely perfect wedding venue for us! We are Lawrence University alumni and loved…read moreattending Bjorklunden as students for weekend trips with clubs, classes, and teams. Coming back to get married in this place that was special to both of us made our day that much better. The view and overall decor of the grounds and lodge was idyllic. We loved having complete access to the facility and our guests enjoyed having accomodations right at the site.

The majority of professors are super nice especially Karl Schindl. Also has great partys and is…read moreonly 20 minutes away from Lambeau. Go pack go!

I would give this university a negative rating if that were possible. I chose UWGB because it was…read moreclose to home and more affordable than many of the other schools I was looking at. I honestly wish I would have just paid more money for a higher quality education and a staff that was more concerned with my wellbeing. Housing is a major issue, and the housing staff does not do their jobs to the best of their ability as there is a serious shortage of on campus housing, and the current buildings could use some serious upgrades. Students pay thousands of dollars a year to attend and live on this campus, the least you could do is provide them with safe and clean living environments. If you're lucky, you'll get one or two professors that actually care about you, and want to help you succeed, but for the most part, the teaching staff is rude, under qualified, overpaid, and unable to work simple technology. As far as administration goes, this place is a joke. I had conflicts with students to the point where I was being severely harassed and stalked and nothing was done to stop these people or ensure my safety on campus. They go out of their way to tell you how safe and friendly the campus is on tours, but that couldn't be further from the truth. Don't be fooled like I was, go somewhere else. Even a technical college would be a better choice to pursue an education. This place is a waste of your time and money.