Apply for Spring 2027
Planning to start in Spring 2027 or later? Follow these steps to apply to the Master of Science in Data Science (MSDS) program using GradCAS.
Starting in Fall 2026?
Visit the MSDS admission page to find the correct application for Fall 2026.
How to Apply for Spring 2027
Follow the steps below to complete your application.
Step1:Start Your Application
Start your application through GradCAS, UW-Green Bay’s new graduate application system. You’ll choose your intended start term, log in or create an account, search for:
- University of Wisconsin - Green Bay
- MS Data Science
Step2Submit Required Materials
Submit all required materials directly in GradCAS. The following are required:
- Completed GradCas Application
- Current Resume
- Personal statement of up to 1,000 words describing the reasons behind your decision to pursue this degree and what you believe you will bring to the data science field.
- Official transcripts from all post-secondary institutions (requested through GradCAS or sent directly).
Step3:Complete the MSDS Questionnaire
This required application material is the only thing outside of GradCAS. Access the link and complete the questionnaire so we can determine if you're prepared to succeed in this program.
Step4:Submit & Pay Your Application Fee
Once all required materials are submitted, you’ll complete your application by paying the application fee through GradCAS.
- Applications are reviewed only after all materials are received.
- The application fee is non‑refundable.
Need Help with GradCAS?
If you have trouble creating an account, requesting transcripts or submitting materials, step-by-step instructions and support are available in the GradCAS Applicant Help Center.
International Students
This program is 100% online. International students are welcome to apply and enroll. However, you are unable to apply for an F-1 or J-1 visa based on enrollment in this program. In addition to the application materials, you will need to provide further documentation.

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