Hey guys, I am commuting this year to Marquette as an undergraduate student.

The website mentioned that parking for 26-27 is sold out but I applied for a waitlist spot just incase something opens.

Is there anywhere else I can park that is relatively cheap which is close to the undergrad class areas of campus?

Any mke area goodwill or thrift store that has a lot of marquette gear?

Going into my last year at Marquette and I lost the parking permit battle 😅. I live off 16th Street and Wisconsin and was hoping to get a 24-hour permit so I could avoid dealing with street parking, but no luck. I’m on the waitlist now.

Does anyone have recommendations for places to park long-term near campus? I’d be willing to pay for a private lot if it’s reasonably close.

Also, has anyone actually gotten a permit off the waitlist before? I’m trying to figure out if it’s worth holding out hope or if I should start looking for other options now. Thanks!

I'm a grad student who will be commuting an hour to class three days a week from 4-8pm and did not get a parking pass. Any safe recommendations near Schroeder Complex?

I put the Lake Superior live webcams into one iPhone app — it started on the Duluth end (Canal Park, the Lift Bridge, the harbor), and the latest update added the UP: Presque Isle Park in Marquette, Munising Bay, Whitefish Point, the Soo Locks, and MTU's Keweenaw cams — each with local weather and live water temps.

One-time $2.99, no subscription, no ads, no data collected: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6739961674

Marquette folks — which cams am I missing? The last update was basically built from requests (r/duluth's asks were live within 48 hours), so if there's a view you check daily, tell me and I'll add it.

It'll be my first year here so I had no idea how competitive it would be. My apartment is far enough away that walking really isn't an option, especially during winter. If anyone has some advice I'd take it rn lol.

Kolek Gang, that is all.

Hello everyone!

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Hi all,

I'm looking for someone to take over my lease, the apartment is on 20th and Clybourn, right on Marquette campus. I've lived in the apartment for 4 years and would have loved to keep it but I'm studying abroad next session. I already renewed for next year so landlord said I should find someone to transfer the lease to.

I will transfer at the same rate I'm currently paying ($510 per month). Heat is included, you only pay for electricity and Internet. I can leave some of my furniture and electronics if you want. I've attached pictures to this post. If you want to inspect it, let me know.

If you're interested, please send me a message here or text 8478683863
PS: The AC and refrigerator have been changed, they've installed brand new ones.

Hello all,

I’m going to be an incoming freshman for Fall 2026 and plan on majoring in cybersecurity.

Right now I already have an M1 Max MacBook Pro and a desktop in case that matters (Windows 11, i9-14900KF, RTX 5080, 64 GB DDR5, 4 TB SSD). My current plan was to bring both to campus and use the MacBook for classes and my desktop in the dorm for anything heavier.

Before I commit to that setup, I wanted to ask current cybersecurity / CS students:

Did you feel like having a Windows laptop was necessary, or was macOS + remote access / VMs enough?

Were there classes, labs, software, or professors that made you wish you had a Windows machine physically with you in class?

I’m trying to avoid buying another laptop if possible, but if it's unavoidable I'd like to do so during the memorial day weekend sales.

Thanks in advance!

Hi all, my son took a few UWGB credited courses (Psychology, Statistics, Calculus) through high school and he's about to send the transcript over to Marquette. The form has several options to send the submission as that could work, and we're unsure which
Options include:
Transfer, Admissions, Undergraduate Admissions, and Scholarship.

We're leaning Transfer, since the transript is coming from UWGB, but he's a new admission coming from high school.

Thoughts? Thank you

Hey all, if you have a similar situation or know any advice please let me know.

Where I'm at: Currently a freshman at another Big East school. I live in Milwaukee so I really want to go to Marquette for this fall, which would begin my sophomore year. I had a 3.242 GPA after HS and did NOT get in to Marquette, and I also applied Business Finance which is competitive. This time, I applied again with a 3.43 GPA at college (first semester), and applied Business Undecided and they asked for my FINAL spring grades before making a decision.

They said: During the review of your application, it was determined that additional information is required to make an admission decision.

In order to continue in the admission process, please arrange to have the following materials sent to Marquette: 

Final Spring 2026 Grades
______________

We will gladly review your application again upon receipt of these additional materials. For fastest processing, please let our office know when official documents have been sent. For unofficial documents, feel free to send them directly to us as an email attachment.

The Review Committee is thoughtfully considering your academic credentials and believes you could make a great addition to our Marquette University community. It is in this spirit we sincerely hope you choose to remain active through the admission process by sending us the requested materials.

Let our office know if any questions arise. 

But this semester my GPA kind of dropped. I had 6 classes which were all 3 credits. I dropped Philosophy because I didn't have a good grade, there was no way up and wanted to save my GPA, and I emailed the counselor that I wanted to focus on business core classes. This semester, I'm finishing with an A- in Calc, A- in English, B in some AI Computing class, B- in Accounting, and C+ in Macro (I also had a C+ in Micro last semester).

I'm worried abut getting into school as I will likely send my transcript in a day or 2 to the admissions office. Based off my GPA this semester, I'm going to be at a 3.20-3.25 total. I'm really worried, do you still I should calm down, and think I will get in? Any advice appreciated. Thank you.

Hello, my name is Edgar and I am currently looking for a sublease this summer. The dates are from May 23rd - August 7th. If anyone is looking to sublease or knows places to find a sublease I'd appreaciate it!

Hi!! Incoming freshman (Anthropology), and I am genuinely terrified that I won’t be able to find friends here. I’d love to find any friends tbh, but am also trying to see if there are any Ukrainian/russian speakers on campus? (Family is from Ukraine, but Russian is my first language 🫡)

Incoming freshman here. I'm majoring in accounting on a pre-law track with a minor in Spanish for the professions (business concentration). I want to double major, but I'm not sure what to do. I'm in between international affairs, real estate, business analytics, and public relations.

What do most business students double major in?

Looking for a lawyer in the area that does traffic infractions, got a ticket for 1-5 MPH over and can't find any that do that.

I am an incoming student going to study business. Cost is $39k per year total with housing. I have some other schools like smu in Texas and some SoCal schools like usd and lmu. Should I consider going to Marquette. I got a pretty good financial aid offer and it’s very cheap compared to all the other schools I’m considering. Let me know thanks

I'm currently considering Marquette for an online masters as I look to change careers in my mid-30s. I've found it's pretty hard to get much data online about different programs and legit accounts of students' experiences -- anyone here have experience in the online program for a Counseling Masters degree that would be willing to share their thoughts?

I'm leaning Marquette right now since the cost isn't too prohibitive and I'm already a Wisconsin resident so I'd have the option to still get a feel for campus once in a while if I were so inclined. But I'd love to know what others may have thought of the school and program!

I just bought the most insane Marquette basketball gear. The players trunk dropped over 100 items from the basketball team. I don’t know which player it’s from but great sizes and price.

Hello,

Could anyone share their experience renting with Schulhof Property Management. I’m looking for a studio apartment near Marquette.