This IDE provides a list of advisors and their assigned advisees based on user-set filters. Accessible data span the current term, the previous two terms, and one future term for students who were active/enrolled in the term(s) selected.

This data visualization provides information about the financial support of graduate students at UW-Madison, including the percentage of fully funded students, their funding appointment types, and average monthly stipend levels. The data visualization utilizes a Universal Program filter.

This data visualization provides information on the early, mid, and late career outcomes of UW-Madison doctoral program alumni using a Universal Program filter. Reported data include employment status, job sector and location, and jobs in academia.

This data visualization reports summary information on UW-Madison graduate program degrees, time-to-degree, completion rate, retention rate, and completion over time for the past four three year cohorts of Master's and Doctoral students. It includes breakdown by sex, citizenship status, and minority status, as well as filtering by degree level, division, school/college, plan, named option, and academic year/cohort. The data visualization utilizes a Universal Program filter.

A list of students with demographic information filtered by the user.

A list of graduate students with optional advisor and plan information.

This workbook shows the difference in days from a student's admission decision to their transfer credit evaluation.

Our population is undergraduate transfer students admitted to the selected term who transferred credit from another college.

This workbook does not include freshman or reentry admit types.

Unofficial student enrollment information as of the census date (end of the 10th day of instruction) by term. Includes breakouts by gender, college and program, admissions type, residency and major, student distributions by age, credits carried, high school percentiles, and student population geographic distributions.

This workbook exports an Excel file of graduate-level applicants to UW-Madison whose purview is under the administration of the Graduate School, specifically appending those attribute fields that historically have not been loaded into SIS or InfoAccess. Data is derived from InfoAccess dataviews for graduate applications in tandem with supplementary information from Graduate School eApp and other InfoAccess demographic tables. This workbook is intended to provide operational information to departments and programs. It is not intended to provide official counts, trends, or summary information.

Official student enrollment information as of the census date (end of the 10th day of instruction) by term. Includes breakouts by legal sex, college and program, admissions type, residency and major, student distributions by age, credits carried, high school percentiles, and student population geographic distributions.

Student enrollments in majors, named options, certificates, and doctoral minors awarded by UW-Madison can be disaggregated by degree level, school/college, department, and major for all terms since summer 2000 in which data is available. Student demographic information is provided, including gender, full-time/part-time status, residency status, federal racial/ethnic category, international status, and term admit type.

This workbook exports a file of individual student record data used in the 'Admissions' section of the 'Graduate School Explorer' visualization. It provides information on graduate admissions by providing relevant columns related to an applicant, the applicant's program, and the applicant's admission status.

Results from the student campus climate survey are disaggregated by the student's school/college, the department home of their major(s), and by several demographic characteristics.

This workbook presents data on the national postsecondary institutions competing with UW-Madison graduate programs for new student admissions. Dashboards display the institutional enrollments of new graduate admits over the past seven years, as well as the reasons reported by admits for not accepting UW-Madison graduate program offers of admission.