MATC 2022-23 Catalog

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Are you looking to explore new career options, have your prior experience evaluated or participate in career readiness activities such as résumé reviews and mock interviews? Are you hoping to secure an internship or a job on campus? Do you want to connect with area employers eager to speak with you about your skills? To learn more about the following, visit Student Employment, Career & Transfer (CareerHub): • Student employment/Work Study • Internships/InternConnect • JobUp Milwaukee • Career coaching/planning • CareerHub events • Find a job/career readiness • Career services for diverse populations • Transfer out – explore our four-year transfer partners • Transfer in and Credit for Prior Learning and Experience • Opportunities to connect with employers The Student Career, Employment and Transfer Center is located at the Downtown Milwaukee Campus in Room S101. Services are also available at the Oak Creek Campus (Room A106) and Mequon Campus (Room A100). For more information, see matc.edu/careerhub , email careerhub@matc.edu or call 414-297-6244 . Internships Hands-on experience in your fi eld Internships allow students to apply what they’ve learned while gaining real experience, by combining in-class work with a career-related job. You will acquire work experience, enhance personal growth and you may earn college credit. Internships are mandatory in some MATC programs and optional in others; refer to the program’s curriculum. Visit matc.edu and search Internships for more information. MATC Is Proud to Partner With Handshake, a Robust Online Career Platform Handshake is a great resource for students and alumni to connect with internships and job opportunities. Learn more at joinhandshake.com . Find Employment Information With the Graduate Career Report MATC’s Graduate Career Report is an important resource for prospective and current students regarding career and education planning. Visit matc.edu and search Career Report .

You may be eligible for scholarships from the MATC Foundation! Don’t miss these great opportunities. • The 2022 scholarship application period for new high school graduates and fi rst-time MATC students is July 5-30, 2022 • The scholarship application period for current and continuing MATC students begins in February (see matc.edu/scholarships for speci fi c dates); scholarship recipients are selected and noti fi ed via email in May • Most scholarships are awarded as multiple semester (Fall and Spring) scholarships for the next academic year • The application form is completed online. To learn more, visit matc.edu/scholarships For help, email scholarships@matc.edu . The MATC Promise Means Free Tuition for Eligible Students The MATC Promise for New High School Graduates MATC established Wisconsin’s fi rst free-tuition Promise program in 2015. The MATC Promise for New High School Graduates pays the tuition for up to 75 credits for eligible students, after other scholarships and grants are applied. The program recently was expanded to include students completing General Educational Development certi fi cate (GED), High School Equivalency Diploma (HSED) or MATC’s Adult High School during the eligible time frame. The cost of books, program fees and equipment are not covered. The MATC Promise for Adults In 2018, MATC launched the Promise for Adults for students aged 24 and older who started but did not complete a college degree. It provides eligible students up to 75 credits of free tuition, after other scholarships and grants are applied, to complete an in-demand program. Find out more about both MATC Promise programs at matc.edu/promise. FREE Tuition for Eligible Students

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