12 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

Mathematics - Applied from University of Wisconsin La Crosse introduces you to the science and art of pattern and idea; statistics is the science of collecting, analyzing, and making inferences from data. 

Business Analytics from University of Wisconsin La Crosse is a growing field of study that can lead to a variety of career paths and opportunities within a vast range of businesses and organizations. 

Finance - Risk, Insurance and Financial Planning from University of Wisconsin La Crosse provides an excellent mix of theoretical and practical knowledge.

Statistics - Actuarial Science from University of Wisconsin La Crosse helps us understand and describe phenomena in our world from population health to weather forecasting to business profits. 

Marketing shapes decisions we make every day. Learn how your future can grow in this fast-evolving field at University of Wisconsin La Crosse.

The Management program offered at University of Wisconsin La Crosse prepares students for a challenging career in for-profit and non-profit organizations.

Expand your horizons and gain the skills needed to thrive in a fast-paced, interconnected world with an International Business degree from University of Wisconsin La Crosse. 

With opportunities for real-world experience, University of Wisconsin La Crosse Finance students graduate with assets that prepare them for the business world.

Students in the Stage Management program from University of Wisconsin La Crosse will focus on both the art and craft of stage management, refining their skills in personnel management, communication, blocking, cue calling, paperwork and more. 

The Chemistry - Business concentration at University of Wisconsin La Crosse provides a multi-disciplinary career path for students interested in both science and the business side of industry. 

Earn your accounting degree. University of Wisconsin La Crosse's Aaccountancy program is designed to provide students with a balanced approach of studying practical and theoretical topics.

Public Administration from University of Wisconsin La Crosse helps prepare students for careers in nonprofit and governmental agencies by studying how these entities operate on a day-to-day basis. A course of study in public administration encompasses what government does, and how it does it.