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Since its inception in 1959, the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra has consistently received critical acclaim for artistic excellence. It has performed on tour in Europe, Japan and Cuba, as well as Carnegie Hall and other venues in the United States. The orchestra performs more than 120 classics, pops, family and education concerts each season. Additionally, the symphony s 25 years of nationally syndicated radio broadcasts rank among the nation's largest collections, and are heard on nearly 250 stations throughout the United States. Orchestra players make appearances with local ensembles, perform as soloists internationally, and serve as teachers and mentors to music students and area youth. The Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra s education programs reach 40,000 students annually.

Milwaukee School of Engineering is one of the leading technical institutions in the United States. Located in Milwaukee, the college has been operational for more than 40 years. It enrolls more than 5,000 undergraduate and graduate students annually, and has over 500 faculty members. It offers engineering courses in a wide variety of fields, such as architectural, biomedical, environmental, computer, electrical, structural, industrial, mechanical and software engineering. The college also offers majors in engineering technology, international business, management information systems, construction management, nursing, technical communication, and cardiovascular studies. Milwaukee School s specialization courses include medical informatics, perfusion, C++ and security+ programs, Java Web development, Microsoft and Novell certification courses, project management, technical communication, and Web site designing.