Frequently Asked Questions

See the complete admissions timeline.

Detailed transfer and graduate student admissions information can be found at the Marquette Admissions website.

For a complete application, your student will need:

• Official high school transcript(s)
• Essay and extracurricular activities list

Other materials you might submit (not required):

• Additional personal statement
• Letter(s) of recommendation
• College transcripts, AP or IB exam scores (these may be submitted at a later date and are not needed for first year application review)

See information on how we evaluate your application.

Undergraduate tuition per year for 2024-2025 is $50,070. See more information on additional costs and fees, as well as graduate and professional program costs.

See financial aid timelines and tips.

You can also contact Marquette Central for information on financial aid at (414) 288-4000.

See information and instructions on making a tuition payment.

Payment plans are also available for online setup.

The Marquette University Police Department (MUPD) is present on campus 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, with more than 80 trained professionals and sworn officers. Additionally, Campus Safety provides free transportation services to students on campus and into the surrounding area.

Marquette also has a fully staffed medical clinic on campus. Learn more about the services provided by the Medical Clinic.

Students can receive text message safety alerts from MUPD by entering their cell phone number in the "Personal Information" section of CheckMarq.

Families of students can find MUPD safety alert updates through the MUPD Twitter account and on Marquette Today.

Students can get involved on campus through joining student organizations, Greek Life, and more! A list of involvement opportunities can be found through Student Engagement.

Each Fall, an Organization Fest and Community Service Fair (O-Fest) will be held on Central Mall where students can explore involvement opportunities and speak with student representatives!

See a list of undergraduate majors and minors separated by colleges and schools.

Your student's academic advisor will be housed within the school or college they are enrolled in. The Marquette Academics website provides detailed information about each school and college.

See information on dates of commencement and mass, applying for graduation, campus hotels and more.

The Office of Residence Life provides information on each residence hall on campus.

For more information on housing, visit the Office of Residence Life website, or contact them at (414) 288-7208.

The Office of Residence Life provides information on each residence hall on campus.

For more information on housing, visit the Office of Residence Life website, or contact them at (414) 288-7208.

After their first two years of living on campus, students have a handful of off-campus housing options.

There are a variety of University Apartments for students to choose from, as well as a guide to off-campus housing in the surrounding Milwaukee area.

You can contact University Apartments and Off-Campus Student Services at muuaocss@marquette.edu or (414) 288-7281.