MATC 2025-26 Catalog

COMMUNITY LEARNING MATC Offers Even More

Maybe you want to get your high school diploma, brush up on basic skills, learn English or just enjoy a class? MATC has programming to help you do it all.

CURRENTLY IN HIGH SCHOOL GET A HEAD START ON COLLEGE

WORKING ADULTS PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT Keep your employees and their skills on the cutting edge by bringing MATC’s training programs to your organization at times that fit your schedule through Workforce Solutions. Services include: Customized Training Program and Curriculum Development Certifications Workforce Advancement Training (WAT) Grants matc.edu/workforcesolutions

FINISH HIGH SCHOOL GET CAUGHT UP A high school diploma or GED certificate is a requirement for admission to most of the college’s academic programs. If life got in the way of finishing high school, MATC can help. See page 314 for details about Community Education programs.

High school students can earn credit toward their graduation and a college credential through dual credit programs. See page 9 for details.

COMMUNITY MEMBERS AUDITING COURSES

Take a class without the pressure of homework or exams. Please note that audited courses aren’t for credit and aren’t eligible for financial aid or veterans benefits. Wisconsin residents 60 years or older may audit some courses on a space available basis for free (tuition is waived, but you must pay for fees and materials). To find out which courses can be audited, email register@matc.edu.

COMMUNITY MEMBERS LEARN ENGLISH

COMMUNITY MEMBERS TAKE A CLASS Anyone can just take a class at MATC without earning a credential (though you won’t be eligible for financial aid). Complete a Non-Program Student application and register for the classes you want to take. Visit matc.edu (search Take a Class)

Want to learn English at times that work for you? MATC offers classes in the morning, afternoon and evening at the college and through community-based organizations (CBOs) throughout Milwaukee. Options include both in-person and virtual formats to meet diverse needs. See page 315 for more information.

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