Admission
Discover your future.
At GWC, you’ll become part of a close-knit community. You’ll find professors and students working together. You’ll find faculty and staff committed to your success. You’ll find an education grounded in real-world experiences that will prepare you for life after graduation.
Connect with the campus by receiving more information, attending an open house, meeting admission counselors, and learning about tuition.
Learn how your classes at current or former colleges/universities may transfer to Aurora University.
Experience a high-quality education delivered at your convenience in your environment.
Advance in your career with a master’s or doctoral program that is personable, convenient, and affordable.
Consider how your previous college work and life experiences combined with courses at Aurora University can lead to a college degree.
You can join more than 98 percent of AU undergraduates who receive some form of financial aid, including scholarships and grants.
Finance your education.
Explore your scholarship and financial aid options.
Expand your opportunities.
Take advantage of convenient classes and unique travel opportunities offered in a variety of formats.
Sydney Sanders of Beloit, Wisconsin, and Hannah Schlanger of Poplar Grove, Illinois, were recently named George Williams College of Aurora University’s 2021 Presidential Scholarship recipients. The four-year, full-tuition scholarship is awarded each year to two first-time freshmen. Sanders...
GWC students were recently recognized for their achievements in academics, leadership, and campus involvement during an honors reception in April. While we were able to present awards to the students in person, we were unable to gather as a community to celebrate. Therefore, we are sharing the...
Alivia Bradford of Byron, Illinois, and Janessa Walker of Germantown, Wisconsin, were recently named George Williams College of Aurora University’s 2020 Presidential Scholarship recipients. The four-year, full-tuition scholarship is awarded each year to first-time freshmen. Bradford plans...
