Post from Community: It’s never too late to enroll at MATC; Spaces remain in courses beginning in September and October | Milwaukee Neighborhood News Service
Milwaukee Area Technical College
September 15, 2021
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Feel like you missed the boat enrolling in college this fall? Great news! It’s not too late to enroll in a Milwaukee Area Technical College this semester. MATC offers many twelve- and eight-week courses in a variety of programs beginning later in September and October.
These classes offer the same level of instruction as traditional 16-week courses, but in a compressed format, allowing students to achieve their educational goals more quickly.
MATC is working to offer a greater number of shorter-term courses in the future, with a goal of delivering 60 percent in eight- and twelve-week formats by 2024.
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Not an MATC student? Start at matc.edu/apply. Already an MATC student? Visit matc.edu/register. Both pages have a link to search available classes. Search for twelve-week courses by entering Sept. 19 as a starting date and discover eight-week courses by entering a start date of Oct. 17.
For more information, call 414-297-6282 and press “1” or visit any MATC campus.
Wisconsin’s largest technical college and one of the most diverse two-year institutions in the Midwest, Milwaukee Area Technical College is a key driver of southeastern Wisconsin’s economy and has provided innovative education in the region since 1912. More than 30,000 students per year attend the college’s four campuses and community-based sites or learn online. MATC offers affordable and accessible education and training opportunities that empower and transform lives in the community. The college offers more than 170 academic programs; and transfer options leading to bachelor’s degrees with more than 40 four-year colleges and universities. Overwhelmingly, MATC graduates build careers and businesses in southeastern Wisconsin. The college is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission.