You belong at MATC — with all the other smart Milwaukeeans who aren’t paying $50,000 a year for college. Whether you’re looking for an affordable path to a four-year school, an associate degree, a whole new career or a chance to update your skills, you belong here.
Salary
$52714
average salary for degree grads 6 months after graduation
Graduates
92%
of graduates are employed 6 months after graduation
Admissions Requirements
Start your admission to Milwaukee Area Technical College with a few simple steps. Contact the admissions representatives at the college with any questions and for assistance along the way.
Milwaukee Area Application
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Some programs may have additional requirements
Workforce Solutions
MATC’s Workforce Solutions recognizes that the professional development needs of every organization are unique. Our results oriented customized training programs increase employee productivity and improve your company’s ability to reduce costs and increase revenue.
Training can be delivered on-site or online, and on a schedule that is most convenient to your business operation and personnel availability.
Milwaukee Area News
Tools of the Trade Scholarships help Apprentices advance their careers
Ascendium is pleased to announce it has awarded scholarships to 806 Wisconsin construction and industrial apprentices through the Tools of the Trade Scholarship Program.
WTCS earns strong public support in latest statewide survey
A new statewide survey shows growing confidence in the Wisconsin Technical College System (WTCS), with two-thirds of Wisconsin residents holding a favorable opinion of the System and its colleges. The findings underscore WTCS’s critical role in providing affordable, high-quality education that meets the needs of students and employers across the state.
Media Advisory: WTCS, UWS, WAICU to address potential changes to federal financial aid
Leaders from the Wisconsin Technical College System, Universities of Wisconsin and the Wisconsin Association of Independent Colleges and Universities will hold a joint news conference on Thursday, May 22, to address potential changes to federal financial aid programs.
