Fall 2015 Transfer Guide - Milwaukee Area Technical College

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MARK YOUR CALENDARS!
2016 TRANSFER DAYS
SPRING: MARCH 14-17
COMPREHENSIVE
TO MATC’S
GUIDE
FOUR-YEAR
TRANSFER
OPTIONS
FALL 2015
YOUR
FUTURE
MATC.EDU
PLAN YOUR
PATHWAY
WITH MATC’S TRANSFER GUIDE
President Obama has a nationwide goal of 8 million new college
graduates by 2020, and MATC plays a key role in helping you
become one of these graduates. A successful transfer process – the
pathway between two-year colleges (such as MATC) and four-year
institutions – is vital to reaching the president’s goal, and yours!
To help guide you on this important path are MATC’s Office of
Articulation and Transfer, together with experienced advisors,
faculty and transfer specialists. These key people have experience
in recruiting, enrolling and serving transfer students as they
graduate from MATC and continue their education to attain a
bachelor’s degree.
Whether you are just beginning your educational journey with
MATC, or are in your final semester here, there are several
important things you need to know and do BEFORE transferring to
a four-year institution.
The first, and probably most important, step: Identify the
program-to-career pathways you might want to take. Be clear on
the career you want to pursue and identify all the pathways to get
you there scholastically.
Begin looking at MATC’s articulation or transfer agreements.
We have established these agreements with four-year colleges and
universities to ensure that the transfer process flows as seamlessly
as possible. Institutions accepting MATC programs are listed in this
2015 Transfer Guide and on the MATC website
(matc.edu/student/currentstudent/credittransfer/index.cfm).
Articulation agreements provide opportunities for MATC
students to take courses here and have confidence that credits
will transfer to a four-year institution. This means that you are at
MATC for two years completing an associate degree program, and
then you’re able to enter the four-year institution with junior-year
standing. You’ll typically have two years of education remaining to
complete your bachelor’s degree and begin your future career.
Get a successful start now! Review this Transfer Guide and plan
your pathway to a bright future.
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More than 20 four-year transfer partners will
be on campus with information about their
bachelor’s degree programs.
TRANSFER
Quick Guide: Degrees. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
Five Steps to Creating a College List . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
MATC’s Articulation Agreements by Institution . . . . . . . . . . 6
Transfer to a Historically Black College
or University (HBCU) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
2015
West Allis Campus
Monday, October 12
9 a.m. - 1 p.m. and 4:30 - 6:30 p.m.
Rooms 107 and 117
Downtown Milwaukee Campus
Tuesday, October 13
9 a.m. - 1 p.m. and 4:30 - 6:30 p.m.
2nd Floor, S Building Atrium
What You Need to Know About Transferring. . . . . . . . . . . . 8
Types of Colleges and Universities . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
Four-Year Partners . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10-37
University of Wisconsin Transfer Contract Programs . . . . 38
Requesting Your Official MATC Transcript . . . . . . . . . . . . 39
College Cost Comparison. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40
ak Creek Campus
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Wednesday, October 14
9 a.m. - 1 p.m. and 4:30 - 6:30 p.m.
Upper and Lower Atriums
Mequon Campus
Monday, March 14
Oak Creek Campus
Tuesday, March 15
2016
THIS BOOK IS DESIGNED TO
GUIDE YOU ON THE
RIGHT PATH.
West Allis Campus
Wednesday, March 15
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FUTU
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SPRING
Mequon Campus
Thursday, October 15
9 a.m. - 2 p.m.
Cafeteria
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FALL
DAYS
CONTENTS
Thursday, March 17
ADDITIONAL CAMPUS VISITS
MATC’s four-year transfer partners will visit all campuses during the academic year and will be available
to talk with students regarding transfer options. Dates and details will be announced on matc.edu.
For more information: matc.edu/student/currentstudent/credittransfer/index.cfm
Transfer Office: 414-297-6836
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YOUR
NEXT
STEP
BACHELOR’S
DEGREE
AT
MATC
OR BACCALAUREATE DEGREE
This requires completing a four- or five-year college program, such as a Bachelor of
Arts (B.A.) or Bachelor of Science (B.S.) degree. Other types of bachelor’s degrees
include the Bachelor of Fine Arts or Bachelor of Architecture degree.
ASSOCIATE
DEGREE
This is a two-year degree and can be an Associate of Arts (A.A.) or Associate of Science
(A.S.). Some students who earn this degree transfer to a four-year college/university to earn
a bachelor’s degree. Others complete associate degrees to directly enter the workforce.
Community colleges, technical colleges and some four-year colleges offer these degrees.
EARN THESE AT MATC
ASSOCIATE IN
ARTS DEGREE
OR ASSOCIATE IN
SCIENCE DEGREE
(A.A. OR A.S.)
Designed to meet requirements
for the first two years of a
bachelor’s degree, credits transfer
to four-year institutions. Courses
for these programs are numbered
200-299.
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ASSOCIATE IN
APPLIED SCIENCE
DEGREE (A.A.S.)
These programs prepare
students to begin working in
specialized fields and typically
take two years to complete when
pursued full time. Courses are
numbered 100-199 and selected
credits can be transferred;
students should check with the
college/university they plan to
attend.
TECHNICAL
DIPLOMAS
Students prepare for a specific
job or upgrade their skills through
a technical diploma. Most can
be completed within a year of
full-time study. Many diploma
courses are numbered in the
300-series and require more
time in hands-on activities. Some
diploma programs have courses
in the 100-series and those
credits can be applied to related
associate degree programs.
CERTIFICATES
Certificate programs provide
focused learning that will enhance
your employability and strengthen
core skills. Many can be
completed in one semester of
full-time study. Courses are
typically in the 100-series,
but some are in the 200- and
300-series. For many MATC
certificate programs, the credits
earned can be applied toward
an MATC technical diploma or
associate degree program.
FIVE STEPS TO CREATING A
COLLEGE LIST
STEP 1.
Ask yourself
some questions
Answering questions like these will help you
focus your search for a college or university:
What am I interested in?
How do I spend my free time?
What do I feel passionate about?
STEP 3.
Decide what matters most to you
For some students, sports and activities are very important.
Other students want a challenging academic environment.
Look at your answers to the questions in Step 1. What do
they say about you and what you may like in a four-year
school?
How do I learn best?
What do I think I want to do in the future?
STEP 4.
Search for schools
STEP 2.
Get to know the options
You can use College Search to find four-year institutions
that match your preferences. Search by location, majors,
size and more. The website bigfuture.collegeboard.org
offers guidance to help you along the way.
One resource is College Search Stepby-Step at bigfuture.collegeboard.org,
where you can learn about categories
of four-year institutions and answer
questions about your preferences.You
will also find in-depth information about
searching for colleges and universities,
along with advice from students and
educators.
Information from bigfuture.collegeboard.org
STEP 5.
Add colleges/universities to your list
Check out individual profiles of the institutions that
come up in your College Search Step-by-Step results.
When you see a school you like, click on Add to List to
save it to a favorites list. You can return to it later and
refine your list as you go along.
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ARTICULATION
AGREEMENTS
KNOW YOUR OPTIONS
ANNOUNCING MATC’s Newest Partners
Articulation agreements were recently signed with the following four-year colleges and universities.
See details about the agreements with these partners at matc.edu/student/currentstudent/credittransfer/agreements.cfm
Ashford University
online university, based in Clinton, Iowa
Northland College
Ashland, Wisconsin
Colorado State University-Global Campus
online university, based in Greenwood Village, Colorado
Silver Lake College of the Holy Family
Manitowoc, Wisconsin
Grand Canyon University
Phoenix, Arizona
Wisconsin Lutheran College
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Program-to-Program Transfer
MATC students interested in a bachelor’s degree related to their MATC program should explore the Program-to-Program Transfer options.
These four-year schools accept specific MATC degree programs for transfer. Talk with your advisor to learn more.
• Alverno College
• Marquette University
• UW-Green Bay
• Cardinal Stritch University
• Milwaukee Institute of Art and Design
•UW-Madison
• Capella University
• Carroll University
• Carthage College
• Concordia University
• Franklin University
• Herzing University
• Lakeland College
• Marian University
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• Milwaukee School of Engineering
• Mount Mary University
• DeVry University – Milwaukee
• Drexel University
• McNally Smith College of Music
• Ottawa University
• Rasmussen College
• Southern Illinois University
• Springfield College
• University of Phoenix
• Upper Iowa University
• UW-Eau Claire
• UW-La Crosse
•UW-Milwaukee
•UW-Oshkosh
•UW-Parkside
•UW-Platteville
• UW-River Falls
• UW-Stevens Point
•UW-Stout
•UW-Whitewater
Transfer to a
Historically Black
College or University
Historically Black Colleges or Universities
HBCUs
Complete your first two years at MATC and transfer with
junior standing to one of 10 partner HBCUs throughout
the United States. Thanks to historic agreements, MATC
students have the opportunity to complete bachelor’s
degrees at these HBCUs:
Bennett College
Florida A&M University
Jackson State University
Lane College
Miles College
Universal Transfer
Universal Transfer Agreements enable MATC students to seek a
bachelor’s degree that can be in a different field than their MATC
program.
Any MATC associate degree can transfer into a Universal Transfer
Agreement.
Specific degree completion options may be required; discuss details
with your advisor.
• Alverno College
• Rasmussen College
•
Capella University
•
University of Phoenix
•
Concordia University
•
Upper Iowa University
•
Marquette University
•
UW-Green Bay
•
Mount Mary University
•UW-Parkside
•
Ottawa University
•UW-Stout
North Carolina A&T University
Paine College
Rust College
Talladega College
Texas College
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What You Need to Know
About Transferring
It is important that your two-year
college be accredited.
Four-year colleges and universities
accept transfer credit only from
schools formally recognized by a
regional, national or professional
educational agency. MATC is
accredited by the Higher Learning
Commission, Commission on
Institutions of Higher Education.
To decide where to transfer,
students should:
• Learn which four-year colleges/
universities offer articulation
agreements with MATC
• Research the four-year schools,
including tuition and housing costs
• Talk with admissions/transfer
representatives from four-year
institutions
• Visit the campuses
Tips to find out how many credits
could transfer to a four-year
institution:
Financial aid does not transfer
exactly from institution to
institution.
• Contact four-year colleges/
universities as early as possible in
the transfer process to review their
requirements
Each school can have a different
method of calculating aid, so you
should explore your financial aid
options when researching the
colleges and universities. Transfer
students may be eligible for federal
or state grants, work-study or loans
based on financial need. Also find
out if the four-year school offers
scholarships for transfer students.
• Find out if the four-year school’s
admissions office provides an
unofficial evaluation of credits
• For credit transfer into a University
of Wisconsin System school, see
wisconsin.edu/transfer/
• Remember that the four-year
college/university makes the
final decision about which MATC
classes and programs will transfer
You will need to submit an official
MATC transcript to the four-year
school.
The four-year college/university
will require that you send your
most recent transcript, plus official
transcripts from all colleges you’ve
attended, with your application.
Some institutions may require that
your high school transcript and
standardized test scores also be
sent, usually if you have less than
one or two years of college courses.
TYPES OF
COLLEGES AND
UNIVERSITIES
MATC has transfer
agreements with
four-year colleges and
universities to make it
easier to take the next
step and earn your
bachelor’s degree.
PUBLIC AND PRIVATE COLLEGES
Public colleges are funded by local and state
governments and usually offer lower tuition rates
than private colleges, especially for students who
are residents of the state where a college is located.
Private colleges rely mainly on tuition, fees and private
sources of funding. Private donations can sometimes
provide generous financial aid and scholarship
packages for students.
PUBLIC AND PRIVATE UNIVERSITIES
Public and private universities often are larger and offer
more majors and degree options (bachelor’s, master’s
and doctoral degrees) than colleges. Most universities
contain several smaller colleges, such as colleges
of liberal arts, engineering or health sciences. These
colleges can prepare you for a variety of careers or for
graduate study.
FOR-PROFIT COLLEGES/UNIVERSITIES
These are businesses that offer a variety of degree
programs that typically prepare students for a specific
career. They tend to have higher costs than public
institutions. Credits earned may not transfer to other
schools, so be sure to check with the admissions office
at each institution.
In this section of the
Transfer Guide, learn more
about popular four-year
schools that have these
agreements with MATC.
See where your MATC
associate degree can take
you next!
MATC TRANSFER PARTNERS
Meet the
Partners
SPECIALIZED-MISSION COLLEGES AND
UNIVERSITIES
Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs)
focus on educating African-American students.
Hispanic-Serving Institutions (HSIs) are institutions
where at least 25% of the full-time undergraduate
students are Hispanic. HBCUs and HSIs may offer
programs, services and activities targeted to the
students they serve.
Source: Collegeboard.org
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YOUR NEXT STEP
STARTS HERE
10:1
student to
faculty ratio
60+
major areas
of study
100% of students
complete an internship
or field experience
Ready to join a college community that
recognizes you as an individual and
encourages every aspect of your academic,
professional and personal development?
Sounds like YOU BELONG AT ALVERNO.
With over 60 MAJOR AREAS OF STUDY,
we’re sure to have a bachelor’s program
that aligns perfectly with your career
goals. Plus, 18-MONTH PROGRAMS IN
BUSINESS, NURSING AND HEALTH CARE
MANAGEMENT offer the same great
Alverno education at an accelerated pace.
Contact us for information on COMPETITIVE
SCHOLARSHIP OFFERINGS and tuition
reimbursement rates.
 alverno.edu
admissions@alverno.edu
 414-382-6100
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COLLEGE
Expect more out of college to get more out of
your career
Transfer students comprise half of Alverno’s student body, so why
do so many students just like you choose Alverno? Because their
success both in and out of college results from Alverno’s small
class sizes, dedicated professors and individualized learning.
Classroom Learning
At Alverno, the average class size is 20 students. That’s because
students learn best in an active, engaged environment. Rather
than large lecture halls and individual desks, you’ll find smart
classrooms with tables and chairs, helping to foster collaborative
learning. Rather than standardized tests to measure your progress,
you’ll engage in in-depth, semester-long projects, allowing you
to dive deeper into the learning process and make learning your
own.
In other words, Alverno offers a real-world learning environment
where students learn from actually doing, rather than simply
reading and memorizing.
Personalized Learning
Alverno also bridges classroom learning to real-world work
experiences through required internships and a multitude of cocurricular activities.
For more than 40 years, Alverno has made internships a critical
component of education. That’s because most people learn best by
doing, so real-world application cements the learning process and
also helps to build a professional network. At Alverno, 100% of the
students complete at least one internship or field placement, and
the Internship Office is connected to more than 2,000 worksites.
Alverno students have a better chance at connecting with a site
that meets the demands of their discipline and the specifics of their
career goals.
At Alverno, professors are thoroughly engaged in each student’s
learning. It’s not uncommon for faculty to work with students
outside of the classroom on various research projects, servicelearning activities, leadership and mentoring initiatives, or even
recommend and find funding for students to attend national
professional conferences.
Career Success
Alverno students graduate with the precise career-ready
skills – problem solving, analysis for critical thinking, effective
communication, group collaboration – employers are seeking.
Students also graduate with real-world work experience gained
through internships and effective co-curricular activities. As a
result, Alverno grads find employment quickly after graduation
AND in jobs directly related to their major.
Undergrad Enrollment
76% of total enrollment
Tuition & Fees
$23,231
TRANSFER PROGRAM
creates pathways to four-year institutions
for earning bachelor’s degrees.
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MATC’s
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Minority %
40%
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Student : Faculty Ratio
10:1
Campus Location Milwaukee
Admissions Process
admissions@alverno.edu,
414-382-6100
Top Majors
Nursing, Psychology, Business/Management, Biology, Elementary Education, Art, English, Interactive Media Design, Music, Professional
Communication
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ALVERNO
Our MissiOn is tO
Help YOu Find YOurs.
Majors and Areas of Concentration
Accounting
Art
Art Education
Photography
Studio Arts
Biology
Broad Field Social Studies
Business
Business Administration
Chemistry
Communication
Computer Science
Criminal Justice
Education
Early Childhood Education
Elementary Education
Secondary Education
Special Education
English
General Studies
Graphic Design
History
Human Services
Management
International Business
Management
Mathematics
Nursing
B.S.N.
R.N. to B.S.N.
Political Science
Pre-Professional
Pre-chiropractic
Pre-dentistry
Pre-law
Pre-medicine
Pre-optometry
Pre-pharmacy
Pre-veterinary
Find out more: stritch.edu/transfer
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Psychology
Religious Studies
Respiratory Therapy
Sociology
Spanish
Sport Management
Strategic Management of
Information Systems
Theater
Theater Education
Writing
CARDINAL
STRITCH
UNIVERSITY
Transfer opportunities include scholarships
At Cardinal Stritch University, more than 3,800 students study in undergraduate and graduate
programs offered in downtown Milwaukee, Madison, Brookfield and online. Each year, more
than 250 transfer students also choose to continue their education at Stritch.
We make it easy to find out which courses will transfer. We have agreements with 15 technical
colleges to make it easier to transfer in to select programs. If you attended another school, work
directly with an admissions counselor to find out which credits will transfer.
We also offer transfer scholarships! Counselors in our Financial Aid Office know that each
student is unique, and they are dedicated to helping you with each step of the financial aid
process to help you find ways to fund your education.
With an alumni network of more than 33,000 graduates, our graduates are known as some of
the most successful Milwaukeeans in their roles at nonprofits, schools, small companies, health
care organizations, corporations, and entrepreneurial ventures. “Essentially, our mission is to
help our students find theirs,” says President Dr. James Loftus.
Whether you’re looking to transfer next semester or next year, learn about our programs and
the application process by calling 414-410-4040 or visiting www.stritch.edu/admissions.
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help minimize duplication of coursework
when transferring to a four-year school.
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MATC’S ARTICULATION
AGREEMENTS
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FINd out What
success Looks LIKe
TRADITIONAL PROGRAMS (DAYTIME)
• 70+ majors
• Transfer up to 70 credits
• 200-acre campus on Lake Michigan
• Transfer scholarship opportunities
• Popular programs include: Business,
Justice & Public Policy, Nursing, and Social Work
• Co-op programs with MATC in Environmental
Health & Water Quality Technology, Horticulture,
and Interior Design
ACCELERATED PROGRAMS (EVENING)
• Classes meet one night per week for 6 weeks
• Multiple campus locations
• Flexible scheduling
• Books included in tuition for some programs
• Popular programs include: Accounting,
Business, Health Care Management,
Human Resources, and Nursing
CAMPUS LOCATIONS
Mequon (Main Campus):
Kenosha:
Milwaukee Midtown:
Miller Park Way:
Waukesha:
262.243.4300
262.697.8260
414.444.0734
414.647.2523
262.522.0990
CUW.EDU/GO/MATC
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CONCORDIA
UNIVERSITY
WISCONSIN
Find out what success looks like, come see for
yourself
4,377
Tuition & Fees
Traditional $27,100;
Accelerated $457 per credit
13:1
Campus Locations
Main: Mequon
Other: Appleton, Beloit,
Green Bay, Kenosha,
Madison, Miller Park Way,
Milwaukee Midtown
and Waukesha
Admissions Process
Rolling admissions, apply at www.cuw.edu/apply.
Top Majors
Nursing, Education, Justice
and Public Policy, Business, Health Professions,
Sport and Entertainment
Management, Human Resources
At Concordia University Wisconsin (CUW), our students are successful in
the classroom, on the athletic fields, and beyond! Our mission is to help
students develop in mind, body and spirit for service to Christ in the Church
and the world; and we take this very seriously. Concordia graduates are
leaders in their communities, congregations and workplaces. Last year, 96%
of our graduates were employed within one year of graduation, with many
students receiving job offers from their internships or clinical in their final
year of study. A key reason for our students’ success is the commitment from
our caring and involved campus community. We’re here to support you from
the minute you step foot on campus; from the application process, to picking
classes, and finding a job.
Start down your path to success! Schedule an appointment to meet with one
of our admission counselors at our main campus, or one of our off-campus
centers, to learn more about the application process, how your MATC credits
will transfer, and the many exciting opportunities available as a CUW
student. Concordia has all the right tools to help you, not only as a student,
but beyond college.
degrees, Program-to-Program Articulation
Agreements, and Universal Transfer Agreements.
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COLLEGE
LAKELAND
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Lakeland’s program is designed for the working adult. It is recognized for
offering an innovative and flexible “BlendEd” learning format that makes it
possible for busy adults to complete their degrees. Degree programs feature
expert instructors with real-world experience, providing career-relevant
instruction that makes a big difference in the professions and lives of
hundreds of graduates each year.
And MATC graduates are VIPs at Lakeland – up to 72 credits can be
transferred. By accepting up to 72 credits, Lakeland gives you a head start
toward earning your bachelor’s degree. And there’s nothing better than
getting credit for the hard work you’ve already invested in your technical
college degree.
Enrollment
2,600
Campus Locations
Seven Wisconsin Centers
Programs
Online and in-class. Nine undergrad majors, three grad programs. Certified
Management Accountant (CMA) and Certified Public Accountant (CPA)
certifications.
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From career planning to tutoring,
MATC is committed to your
success.
At Lakeland College, you can count on the stability and program quality
of a non-profit, fully accredited, private Wisconsin college that’s been
recognized as a leader in higher education for more than 150 years.
Lakeland introduced Wisconsin’s first adult education program more than
30 years ago, and it continues to lead the market in opening doors for
adults seeking bachelor’s and master’s degrees.
FUTU
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STUDENT SERVICES
A leader in evening, weekend and online
education
YOU’RE A VIP AT LAKELAND COLLEGE IN MILWAUKEE
Associate degree grads
can transfer up to
Credits
to start as a junior.
BACHELOR’S DEGREES
Accounting
Business Administration
n Communication
n Computer Science
n Criminal Justice
Education
Marketing
n Psychology
n Specialized Administration
n
n
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Lakeland College, Milwaukee Center
9000 W. Chester St., Milwaukee
414.476.6565 800.421.2949 milwaukee@lakeland.edu Lakeland.edu/72transfer
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YOU HAVE A GREAT START.
FINISH
STRONG.
TRANSFER TO MARQUETTE.
At Marquette, you’ll get the attention, service and experience needed to achieve your
goal and complete your degree. Marquette offers nationally ranked programs and a
supportive campus community with personalized attention that starts from the moment
you contact us.
Call Adam to talk about transferring to Marquette. He’ll personally answer your questions,
help you with the transfer process and schedule a visit. Transfer to Marquette and finish
strong. Here, you will learn to Be The Difference.
Adam: 414.288.6953 adam.stout@marquette.edu
marquette.edu/transfer
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MARQUETTE
UNIVERSITY
You have a place in the world.
Find it at Marquette.
8,410
It’s no wonder that hundreds of students each year choose to transfer
to Marquette. A Marquette education inspires you to ask new
questions, seek new answers and demand more — of yourself and of
your career. It transforms you from someone who follows others into
someone others follow.
Minority %
22%
How does that transformation happen? It’s a combination of our
nationally known programs, powerhouse faculty and Catholic, Jesuit
tradition that emphasizes ethics and lifelong values. For 134 years, we
have inspired students to “Be The Difference” in their professional and
personal lives.
Our students tell us that a Marquette education is worth the
investment, and we’re proud to be considered a “Best Value in Private
Colleges” by Kiplinger’s Personal Finance. Marquette also provides
financial support. Last year, Marquette offered almost $1 million in
financial assistance to transfer students, and we award additional
scholarships to MATC transfer students.
Tuition & Fees
$36,720
Admissions Process
Contact Adam Stout,
414-288-7302,
admissions@marquette.edu
Top Majors
Health Sciences, Criminology and Law Studies,
Engineering, Business Administration, Biomedical and Biological Sciences, Psychology
We’ll also support you throughout your time at Marquette, from
helping you make the transition to getting the classes you need.
To learn more, go to marquette.edu/transfer or arrange a campus visit.
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which highlight the checklist for entry.
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TOP METHOD to get into your
target institution: Follow transfer agreements
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TRANSFER STUDENT SCHOLARSHIPS
UP TO $12,500 PER YEAR
mtmary.edu/transfer
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MOUNT
MARY
UNIVERSITY
1,475 Total; 920 Undergraduate
Tuition & Fees
$12,549 undergrad
(+ $200 deposit for new students)
per semester. Rm/Bd $3,615-$4,335.
All full-time transfer students receive
scholarships up to $12,500/yr
OR reduced tuition.
Minority %
47%
13:1
Transfer students experience success
At Mount Mary University, we transform culture through compassion.
We were bold from the first day we opened our doors in 1913. Our
founders, the School Sisters of Notre Dame, were armed with a dream
— to educate women who will transform the world.
Today, more than 100 years later, Mount Mary is shaping the next
generation of bold women who will enrich our world with their
creativity, compassion and skill. We are dedicated to making sure
nothing stands in the way of you achieving your dreams.
Mount Mary offers:
Campus Location
Main: Milwaukee
• Guaranteed credit transfer agreements with Milwaukee Area
Technical College, and other two- and four-year institutions
Admissions Process
Contact: Admissions
mmu-admiss@mtmary.edu
Submit official HS & college transcripts.
See mtmary.edu/transfer
• The ability to transfer up to 64 credits from a two-year school
or technical college, and unlimited credits from a four-year
institution
• Top programs like Dietetics, Social Work, Fashion Design,
Writing for New Media (English), Justice and Occupational
Therapy
Top Majors
Fashion Design/Merchandise
Management, Occupational Therapy,
Social Work, Justice, Art Therapy,
Dietetics, Education, Communications,
Sociology, Behavioral Science,
Psychology
• 100% of incoming full-time transfer and adult students receive an
academic scholarship or reduced tuition
At Mount Mary, we don’t just create.
We create bold women who will transform the
world.
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Research shows completing
the first two years at MATC
leads to SUCCESS at a fouryear college/university.
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To transfer to Mount Mary, get started today at
mtmary.edu/transfer.
Our address is 2900 North Menomonee
River Parkway, Milwaukee, WI 53222;
phone 414-930-3024.
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UPPER IOWA UNIVERSITY
Your Degree.
Your Way.
• Classroom,onlineand
self-paceddegreeoptions
• 8-weekterms,year-round schedule
• Flexibleclassschedules
(evenings,daytime,weekends)
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414-475-4848 • uiu.edu/milwaukee
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UNIVERSITY
Your degree … your way
With a tradition of quality, service and flexibility since 1857, Upper Iowa University
(UIU), a private and non-profit university, has been offering postsecondary studies
for recent high school graduates and adult learners alike for more than 156 years.
UIU now serves more than 6,800 students at its main campus as well as at 25 U.S.
centers, our international centers, and through our Distance Education (online)
programs.
Students from the Milwaukee area have attended UIU’s Milwaukee Center since
1992, and more than 4,000 UIU graduates live in Milwaukee. The Milwaukee
Center, at 620 South 76th Street, across from State Fair Park, is a state-of-the-art
facility with internet-connected classrooms, computer lab, Wi-Fi connections,
student lounges and onsite student support services. UIU offers flexible class
schedules, small classes, a convenient location and flexible methods of course
delivery to meet student needs. UIU also offers programs in Elkhorn and Racine in
addition to classes at the Milwaukee Center.
With flexibility and a commitment to high standards and quality, UIU strives to
meet the needs of its students with convenient evening and weekend classes,
daytime classes, hybrid classes (onsite/online combined), concentrated eight-week
terms, and six different registration periods throughout the year.
Students at the Milwaukee Center can obtain a bachelor’s degree in Accounting,
Business Administration, Communications, Criminal Justice, Financial
Management, Health Services Administration, Human Resources Management,
Human Services, Information Systems, Information Technology, Management,
Marketing, Psychology, RN to BSN, Public Administration and Social Science.
UIU also offers all the courses and internships required as part of the Social Work
Training Certificate program. All programs are approved for veterans benefits.
Upper Iowa University is accredited by The Higher Learning Commission,
and is a member of the North Central Association. UIU accepts financial aid
through various sources including state and federal loans and grants, employer
reimbursement and scholarships.
6,000
Tuition & Fees
$378/credit hour
15:1
Campus Location
Main: Fayette, Iowa.
Other: Milwaukee, Elkhorn,
Racine, and 19 more
centers in the U.S.
Admissions Process
Melissa Harrell-Robinson,
milwaukee@uiu.edu.
Open enrollment,
HS diploma required,
six terms throughout
year, students start
anytime.
Top Majors
Business Administration,
Management, Human
Services, Psychology, Criminal Justice,
Public Administration,
Accounting, Marketing,
Nursing, HR Management
PLAN AHEAD
and meet with transfer
representatives for a
smooth transition.
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Upper Iowa University is “Real Education for Real
Change.” Contact the Milwaukee Center at
414-475-4848 or email Milwaukee@uiu.edu. UIU
has Open Houses for prospective students every six
weeks, and welcomes MATC students to contact them
throughout the year.
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Program fits transfer students’
future plans
You have one degree, come to UW-Parkside and
complete your second – your bachelor’s degree.
Dedicated transfer counselors guide you through the
process and ensure that your previous coursework and
experience translate into the maximum credit possible.
The UW-Parkside/MATC 2+2 Business Management
Articulation Agreement allows MATC business
management students to complete their bachelor’s
degree in Accounting, Business Management,
Management Information Systems or Marketing.
UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN-
Real Opportunities. At Parkside, students are our
focus. You’ll be part of a community where others truly
want you to succeed, and you will work with faculty
members that enjoy teaching and making a difference in
the lives of their students. Our unique location provides
ample internship opportunities throughout southeastern
Wisconsin and northeastern Illinois.
PARKSIDE
Amazing Results. UW-Parkside/MATC 2+2 graduate
Alma Lomeli says, “At Parkside I further developed
the skills, abilities and knowledge that have helped me
succeed in life.”
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4,600 (Grad 200)
Tuition & Fees
$3,671/semester
Minority %
28.5%
18:1
Campus Location
Kenosha
Admissions Process
Contact Sergio Correa
or Amelia Tobias,
admissions@uwp.edu.
Submit official high
school/GED and college
transcripts; 2.0 cumulative
GPA.
Top Majors
Applied Health Science,
Graphic Arts, Sports
Management, Theatre
Arts, Business Management, Biological Sciences,
Criminal Justice, Studio
Arts, Communication
Adult educAtion degrees
for trAnsforming cAreers
And communities
• Earn your degree on the weekend
(only two weekends per month)
• Complete your program in as little as 16 months
• Transfer in as many as 72 credits
• Undergraduate credit for life and work experience
• Regionally accredited, private college
• Affordable degree, financial aid available
• Begin in September, January, and May
BS in Human Services
with optional concentrations in:
MS in Human Services
with concentrations in:
• Addiction Studies
• Mental Health Counseling
• Criminal Justice
• organizational Management
and leadership
• Early Childhood Education
Please contact Rosalinda at (414) 276-2300 or email
rortega@springfieldcollege.edu to attend an information session.
Milwaukee
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Founded in 1885, Springfield College is accredited by the New England Association of Schools and Colleges.
SPRINGFIELD
COLLEGE
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Bachelor’s, master’s degree programs to fit your
schedule
Springfield College Milwaukee has relocated its campus to the Tannery Business Center in
Walker’s Point. This beautiful facility is easily accessible to highways, public transportation
and other conveniences, and has ample free parking for students. The regionally accredited college offers degrees in human services to individuals who care
deeply about their communities. Classes are held two weekends a month so that working
adults can attend without major disruption to work and family time. Students may transfer
in as many as 72 credits and earn credit for personal and professional experience. Students
graduate in 16 to 24 months. The school offers bachelor’s degrees in human services with optional concentrations in
Addiction Studies, Criminal Justice, and now Early Childhood Education. Master’s degrees
in human services have concentrations in Mental Health Counseling or in Organizational
Management and Leadership. For more information, visit springfieldcollege.edu/
shsMilwaukee.
Tuition, Fees & Books
$4,932/term
Minority %
95% Black, 3% Latino
25:1
Campus Location
Springfield, Mass. (main),
Milwaukee and eight other campuses around the U.S.
Admissions Process
Contact Rosalinda Ortega,
rortega@springfieldcollege.
edu, 414-276-2300 x222.
Majors Offers bachelor’s in
human services with
optional concentrations in Addiction Studies, Criminal Justice, and now Early
Childhood Education.
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With More
CREDITS and OPPORTUNITIES
MATC graduates with an associate degree can transfer to
UW-Green Bay’s Adult Degree Program, start as a junior, and
complete the Integrative Leadership Studies major fully online!
Turn your associate degree from MATC into the UW bachelor’s
degree that you deserve. Every associate degree from MATC
is eligible for transfer into UW-Green Bay’s Adult Degree Program.
Earn your degree online and receive academic advising
and career counseling right here at MATC.
Visit
www.uwgb.edu/adults for more information
or give Arlene Torres a call at 414-333-2895
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GREEN BAY
Earn your bachelor’s degree fully online
through UW-Green Bay
UW-Green Bay’s Adult Degree Program offers the Integrative
Leadership Studies major completely online for busy working adults
like you! Let UW-Green Bay help you chart a path toward your
bachelor’s degree that will accommodate even the busiest lifestyle.
At UW-Green Bay you will get the classes you need to earn the
University of Wisconsin bachelor’s degree that you deserve – online
and on time!
MATC graduates with an earned applied associate degree are
guaranteed to transfer in a minimum of 60 credits to UW-Green
Bay. You will start as a junior; not losing a single step toward
completing the bachelor’s degree, and may earn your degree
either full time or part time. UW-Green Bay’s major in Integrative
Leadership Studies is a no-nonsense approach that makes the
best use of your MATC associate degree, while providing Areas
of Emphasis in the major and skills that are in demand in today’s
rapidly changing workplace.
Come explore these opportunities at UW-Green Bay. Choose the
degree that makes the best use of your technical college credits,
provides you with online degree options, and offers a UW education
in high-demand fields that translate into job security and a new
career for you. Learn more at www.uwgb.edu/adults.
6,921; Adult Degree Program, 700
$847.29/3-credit online course.
Books (avg) $800/yr.
23:1 (in-person classes)
Campus Location
Main: Green Bay.
Advisors at MATC and 4 other
WTCS locations.
To Request Information:
Contact: Arlene Torres
(full-time advisor at MATC)
adultdegrees@uwgb.edu,
414-333-2895.
Top Majors
Business Administration,
Integrative Leadership Studies
(online), Psychology, Nursing,
Human Biology, Human
Development, Elementary
Education, Communication,
Accounting, History
Go to wisconsin.edu/transfer/
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The UW System has a website designed
with the transfer student in mind.
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Start Your
Bachelor’s Degree
at MATC
Earn an associate degree here and
transfer your credits to a four-year
college or university.
Plan now to make the transfer as
smooth as possible.
USE ONLINE TOOLS TO HELP
WITH YOUR DECISION:
Career Exploration
- Wisconsin’s Worknet at
worknet.wisconsin.gov
- O*NET OnLine at onetonline.org
- U.S. Bureau of Labor and Statistics at
bls.gov
Credit Transfer Information
- For University of Wisconsin System transfers,
Are you ready to lead?
Visit us at uwm.edu/visit.
see Wisconsin.edu/transfer/
Interested in learning more about
transferring to UWM? Contact:
nationwide is Transferology.com
Carmelita Simms, UWM/MATC Transfer Specialist
Email: csimms@uwm.edu
Phone: UWM (414) 229-6019 • MATC (414) 297-6295
- A website to explore transfer options
KEEP AN EYE ON YOUR ACADEMICS
- Grades matter – know your GPA
- Choose courses that ensure college transfer
(discuss with your program advisor)
- Make sure the coursework taken has
relevance to your field of study
UTILIZE MATC’S SUPPORT
- Academic Support Centers at each campus
- Tutoring – all courses available; special
emphasis on math and English
- Meet with an advisor before selecting
courses
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Six Fortune 500 companies and thousands of
businesses, firms and non-profits are right here
in the city, awaiting our interns and graduates.
MILWAUKEE
Transfer student found right fit at
UWM
Amy Siever was looking for a different experience when she
transferred from Concordia University in rural Texas to the
University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee.
“I liked the urban environment,” said
Siever, a recent UWM graduate, who
majored in history. “There was a lot to
do here. I liked having places to shop
and being able to visit museums. I
liked that the university is so close by
so many parks. There’s a little bit of
everything.”
Siever is one of hundreds of students
transferring to UWM every year. In fact,
UWM is the top transfer destination in
the University of Wisconsin system. The university makes it
easy for transfer students to enter with a variety of options. For
example, UWM has a guaranteed transfer program that fits the
needs of many qualified students. Articulation agreements with
other Wisconsin universities and technical colleges also help
make transferring previously earned credits seamless.
Admission to UWM as a transfer student typically requires at
least an overall C (2.0 on a 4.0 scale) grade-point average on 12
or more transferable credits. For those who don’t yet have 12 or
more credits, the university also reviews high school records.
Transfer students then work with advisors to see how they can
gain admission into their major program. Different majors have
specific GPA and credit requirements.
For more information on how to transfer, see www4.uwm.
edu/future_students/transfer/special_programs.cfm.
Siever found a good fit in the university’s history department.
“I like finding untold stories, and sharing those with everybody,” she said.
“It took me a while to learn my way around campus because
my previous school was so small, but within a few weeks, I
found I could get anywhere on campus pretty quickly and I got
to know my East Side neighborhood,” she added.
Like many other UWM students, Siever also worked while getting her degree. She spent two years in the call center in
Admissions and also served as a campus ambassador, helping
link students to the campus resources she’d discovered.
Her own experiences as a transfer student helped fuel her
enthusiasm for the campus and the many activities available.
“I found there were so many organizations I could be part of,
even as a transfer student. There are definitely opportunities
for students to be involved here,” she said. “I loved working
in Admissions and sharing information about this place with
other people. It’s a really great feeling that I can help them take
the next step in their life.”
Completing an associate degree at MATC
PROVIDES A MARKETABLE
CREDENTIAL and locks in college credits.
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MILWAUKEE
Wisconsin’s only Information Science and
Technology degree program
The University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee School of Information Studies (SOIS)
offers the only Information Science and Technology (IST) degree in the state of
Wisconsin — a degree unlike any other bachelor’s degree in the UW System.
The IST degree allows for maximum credit transfer from MATC to fast track
your path to a degree and to your career. The IST program will immerse you
in information science, information architecture, human factors in information
seeking and use and information organization; you will learn how information
is retrieved, organized, manipulated, repackaged and applied in nearly every
aspect of our increasingly digital culture and economy.
Our academic advisors are available to give you one-on-one attention to
translate your MATC coursework into UWM credits. Our advisors will guide
you through your degree and elective options — electives that matter to you and
your career. Maximize what you already know, and don’t waste time on courses
you don’t want or need!
SOIS offers courses both onsite and online — options that fit your life.
Visit ischool.uwm.edu to learn more and to talk to an advisor today!
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READY
UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN-STOUT
ON CAMPUS AND ONLINE
to transfer to UW-Stout?
TRANSFER FRIENDLY
CAREER FOCUSED
FLEXIBLE DELIVERY
• Nearly half of our students have
transferred in credits from other
schools
• Offering 72 career-focused
undergraduate and graduate majors
to help you reach your career goals
• Programs offered on campus, online
or at remote locations around the
state
• Articulation agreements with
MATC ensure you will transfer the
maximum number of college credits
• Gain real-world problem solving
skills attractive to hiring employers
• Full-time and part-time options
to fit with your work or family
obligations
Learn more at www.uwstout.edu/admissions/transfer.cfm or
contact Linda Young at 715-232-1232 or youngl@uwstout.edu.
UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN’S MOST
TRANSFER FRIENDLY INSTITUTION
Above 95% employment
or continuing education
over the past 25 years
Online programs available
Most programs include
books and a laptop
in tuition
Offering career-focused
majors in the areas of:
Art
and Design
Business
Education
Engineering and
Technology
Human Services
Science
UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN-STOUT
Inspiring Innovation. Learn more at www.uwstout.edu/admissions/transfer.cfm
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STOUT
On campus and online
8,246
*$300/cr. Books, laptop,
software included in tuition.
Choosing the right college to transfer to can be difficult, however we will
be more than happy to show you why University of Wisconsin-Stout is an
excellent choice.
UW-Stout, Wisconsin’s Polytechnic University, is one of the most transfer
friendly institutions in the University of Wisconsin System, one of the best
and largest educational systems in the world.
Minority %
.5% American Indian, .8% Hispanic
American, 1.7% African American, 3.2%
Two or More Races, 3.3% Asian American,
3.7% International
Our degree programs lead to professional careers in engineering,
technology, business, science, art and design, and teacher education. More
than 9,370 students, including international students from more than 50
countries, are enrolled in undergraduate and graduate programs.
17:1; average lecture class: 24 students
Campus Location
Menomonie, Wis.
Admissions Process
Contact Admissions, transfer@uwstout.
edu. Prefer 2.5 cumulative GPA and
12 college-level credits; 2.75 required
for teacher education, majors. Rolling
admissions, Foundation Scholarship
application deadline mid-January.
A variety of course delivery formats are offered on campus, online and at
offsite locations through one of the largest distance education programs in
the UW System.
Fully 97 percent of the university’s undergraduate students are employed or
pursuing graduate degrees within six months of graduation, and more than
three-quarters are employed in their field of study.
Top Majors
Applied Science; Business
Administration; Early Childhood
Education; Engineering; Graphic
Design and Interactive Media; Hotel,
Restaurant and Tourism Management;
Human Development and Family Studies;
Psychology
UW-Stout is located near the Red Cedar River in Menomonie, a safe and
quiet community of 16,000 residents. Menomonie is close to the large
metropolitan area of Minneapolis-St. Paul (one hour east), but at the same
time offers the friendliness and ease of a small town. Menomonie is also
about six hours north of Chicago and a one-hour plane ride west of Detroit.
Because the campus is located in the center of Menomonie, restaurants and
shopping are within walking distance.
New Majors in Fall 2015: Mechanical
Engineering, Digital Marketing
Technology
* Online cost varies by program and includes books but
not laptop.
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Get advice from MATC transfer specialists, and attend Transfer
Days events for a clear pathway to four-year institutions.
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60%
job promotion
rate for students
$50,000+
salary for 75% of
our graduates
100%
satisfaction rate
TRANSFER
...your MATC associate degree and complete your bachelor’s degree
in as little as two years, taking classes online or one night per week.
WLCdegrees.com
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414.443.8896
WISCONSIN
LUTHERAN
COLLEGE
Succeed with flexible, affordable
degree programs
If you’re looking to advance professionally, build your
leadership skills, and achieve your bachelor’s degree in
Business Management and Leadership from a nationally ranked
college, Wisconsin Lutheran College (WLC) is the right place for
you! WLC offers an impactful learning experience designed for
busy working adults who are seeking a flexible and affordable,
accelerated degree completion program from a highly respected
and accredited college.
At WLC, you’ll learn from experts who personally live the
lessons they teach in their own business or corporate settings
every day. An engaging curriculum provides you with skills
and competencies that employers list as valued characteristics
for their top employees.
was having a positive effect on their income potential, personal
enrichment and leadership skills. Also, 100% of the graduates
reported being “satisfied or very satisfied” with their Wisconsin
Lutheran College education!
“Program flexibility and convenience are very important for me as a
mom, wife and employee. No matter what life throws at you, the staff
at WLC will do whatever they can to help you succeed.” – LaBella
Milwaukee Area Technical College graduates like you can often
transfer your entire associate degree and enroll at junior status,
allowing you to earn your bachelor’s degree in as little as two
years. Take classes online or just one night per week.
Achieve your potential at Wisconsin Lutheran College. Get
started today by visiting WLCdegrees.com or contacting your
personal enrollment advisor at 414-443-8896.
Wisconsin Lutheran College graduates have amazing stories
to tell, as indicated by a recent survey of program alumni. The
survey found that 60% of WLC graduates were promoted while
enrolled in the program, recognizing that their WLC education
SAVE YOU thousands
of dollars.
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of coursework at MATC before transferring can
$17,856 for Accelerated
Degree Completion Program
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FINISHING TWO YEARS
Total Enrollment: 1,178
(from 29 states,
10 foreign countries)
12:1
Campus Locations
Milwaukee and online
Admissions Process
Contact Trey Cochran,
Trey.Cochran@wlc.edu.
Apply at WLCdegrees.com,
414-443-8896.
Top Majors
Accelerated Degree Completion
Program, Business Management
and Leadership. See wlc.edu for additional majors.
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OSHKOSH
Transfer your MATC associate degree to the University of
Wisconsin-Oshkosh and you can earn a bachelor’s degree in as
little as two years. Online programs at UW Oshkosh provide
the flexibility you need, with the quality employers trust.
Study online in the areas of:
• Leadership and Organizational Studies
• Fire and Emergency Response Management
• Public Safety
• Human Services Leadership
Programs are available completely online — there’s no need to
come to campus. Coursework for all four Bachelor of Applied
Studies programs focuses on the skills employers demand from
their top leaders and managers. You’ve earned your associate
degree, now add the leadership and management skills to make
yourself even more attractive to employers. Boost your career
potential with a bachelor’s degree from UW Oshkosh!
A dedicated advisor will help you every step of the way. From
start to finish, you will have a partner in your education.
Visit online.uwosh.edu/matc-transfer to see how your degree
transfers into our four Bachelor of Applied Studies programs.
Download a transfer guide for your specific associate degree
program, and contact a UW Oshkosh advisor to learn more.
TRANSFER PROGRAM
creates pathways to four-year institutions
for earning bachelor’s degrees.
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Earn a bachelor’s degree online in
two years
Transfer up to 90 credits
UW Oshkosh Online Degree Programs
Complete your
bachelor’s
degree online
at UW Oshkosh.
Earn your degree in
as little as two years.
Learn more.
Contact the UW Oshkosh
pre-advisor on the
MATC campus.
Visit us online at
uwosh.edu/matc-transfer
Rich Church
churchr@uwosh.edu
(920) 420-2189
LIFELONG LEARNING AND COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT
Online Degree & Certificate Programs
uwosh.edu/llce
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Meet with your MATC advisor if interested in these options.
UW GUARANTEED TRANSFER
UW-Madison TRANSFER CONTRACT PROGRAM
Your path toward a bachelor’s degree from UW-Madison just got easier to navigate. You can complete
your first two years at MATC, and transfer to UW-Madison where you’ll earn your four-year degree.
Liberal Arts and Sciences degree students who achieve a 3.0 GPA and complete 54 MATC credits are
guaranteed admission to the university; Liberal Arts and Sciences degree students who earn a 2.6 – 2.9
GPA will receive special consideration for UW-Madison admission.
Admission to UW-Madison does not guarantee admission to a specific academic major or program; some
UW-Madison programs have a competitive application process.
Minimum requirements for UW-Madison admission:
• One year of high school-level algebra
• One year of high school-level geometry
• College preparatory math (One year of high schoollevel courses or one college-level course)
• Selected MATC Liberal Arts Transfer Program courses
meeting the university’s curricular requirements
UW-Milwaukee TRANSFER CONTRACT PROGRAM
Two options for MATC students:
Guaranteed Transfer – Complete up to 54 Liberal Arts and Sciences credits at MATC, with a GPA of
2.75 or better, while satisfying UWM’s general education requirements. Declare for this program before
completing your first 30 credits, and UWM guarantees your admission and accepts all MATC credits.
UWM College Connection – Students enrolled in MATC’s Liberal Arts and Sciences program can earn a
bachelor’s degree online in specific majors from UWM without needing to attend the UWM campus.
Also, you need to know:
• Admission to UWM does not guarantee admission to a
specific program or major; some UWM programs have a
competitive application process.
• Students earning MATC’s Associate in Arts or
Associate in Science degree will meet UWM’s
general education requirements.
• To be eligible for guaranteed UWM admission, you
must finish your MATC studies within five academic years.
UW-Parkside TRANSFER CONTRACT PROGRAM
Just a mile from Lake Michigan between Kenosha and Racine, the University of Wisconsin-Parkside can be your four-year
college destination. Complete your first two years at MATC and transfer to UW-Parkside. MATC Liberal Arts and Sciences
degree students who achieve a 3.0 GPA and complete 54 MATC credits are guaranteed admission to the university.
Students who earn a 2.6 – 2.9 GPA will receive special consideration for UW-Parkside admission.
Minimum requirements for UW-Parkside admission:
• One year of high school-level algebra
• One year of high school-level geometry
• College preparatory math (One year high school-level
or one college-level course)
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• Single foreign language (Two high school years or
two college semesters minimum. You are strongly
encouraged to have three years of foreign language
prior to transferring.)
• Single foreign language (Two high school years or
two college semesters minimum. You are strongly
encouraged to have three years of foreign language
prior to transferring.)
• Selected MATC Liberal Arts Transfer Program courses
meeting UW-Parkside curricular requirements
REQUESTING YOUR OFFICIAL
MATC TRANSCRIPT
An official transcript is a printed record of every class that you have taken at MATC.
It is stamped with the signature of the Registrar and embossed with the MATC seal.
Please note:
• Transcripts may be requested at any campus; however, students with
birthdates prior to 1970 must request their transcript at the Downtown
Milwaukee Campus.
• A transcript will not be issued if the student owes an outstanding
balance to MATC.
COLLEGE AND ADULT HIGH SCHOOL TRANSCRIPTS
Requesting a Transcript
In-person request: Visit any MATC campus Transcript Office Monday
through Friday from 7:45 a.m. to 4 p.m. (3:30 p.m. for same-day
transcript requests) and any campus Welcome Center Monday through
Thursday from 4 to 6 p.m.
Mail request: Complete the Transcript Request Form and mail it with
payment to:
Milwaukee Area Technical College
Transcript Office
700 West State Street
Milwaukee, WI 53233-1443
Online request: Go to matc.edu/student/currentstudent/trscript.cfm
and click on one of the campus links to make an online request via the
National Student Clearinghouse. Students with birthdates prior to 1970
must place their online request with the Downtown Milwaukee Campus.
Fees for Processing a Transcript
• Standard transcript processing fee is $8 per copy
• Same-day, in-person transcript processing fee is $15 for the first copy
and $8 for each additional copy
• Payment may be made with cash (in-person only), check, money
order or credit card (Discover, MasterCard or Visa)
Picking up a Transcript
• When picking up a transcript, students will be required to provide an
MATC or government-issued ID
• If someone other than the student is picking up the transcript, they will
be required to provide a written release signed by the student giving
them permission to pick up the student’s transcript. They will also
need to provide a government-issued ID, as well as a copy of the
student’s MATC or government-issued ID
• Transcripts may be requested at any MATC campus Transcript Office
Monday through Friday from 7:45 a.m. to 4 p.m. (3:30 p.m. for sameday transcript requests) and any campus Welcome Center Monday
through Thursday from 4 to 6 p.m.
Please note: Transcripts will NOT be sent electronically via email or by
fax. All transcripts will be mailed via the U.S. Postal Service. Please
allow 5-10 business days for processing and delivery.
For additional information, contact MATC’s transcript information phone
line at 414-297-6416.
GED/HSED TRANSCRIPTS
GED/HSED transcript requests must be made through the Wisconsin
Department of Public Instruction (DPI). Complete the GED/HSED
Transcript Request Form found at http://ged-hsed.dpi.wi.gov/ged_trnscrpt
and mail it with payment to:
Business Office
Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction
PO Box 7841, Madison, WI 53707-7841
Payment may be made by check, money order or credit card
(MasterCard or Visa). Credit card transactions may be faxed to
608-267-9275.
To pick up a copy of a GED/HSED certified transcript or duplicate
credential in person, call 608-267-9245 (Wisconsin DPI) to schedule an
appointment.
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700 West State Street
Milwaukee, WI 53233-1443
Mequon Campus
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$45,760 SAVINGS
$4,730 SAVINGS
NUMBERS
FOUR-YEAR DEGREE
FOUR-YEAR DEGREE
FINAL COST WITH MATC
$28,790
FINAL COST WITH MATC
$69,820
AVERAGE
AVERAGE
Average
Starting Salary
THEIR FINAL COST
THEIR FINAL COST
AVERAGE
AVERAGE
$33,520
$115,580
BACHELOR’S DEGREE
$45,500
COST FOR FIRST 2 YEARS
$12,030
MATC
TUITION
64 CREDITS
For more information:
matc.edu/student/currentstudent/credittransfer/index.cfm
$16,760
$57,790
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IN-STATE
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MATC is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission, Commission on Institutions of Higher Education, the national standard in accrediting colleges and schools for distinction
in academics and student services. MATC is an Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity Institution and complies with all requirements of the Americans With Disabilities Act.
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