MATC Fast Facts Data from 2013-14 fiscal year (unless noted)
Students
Programs Offered
Enrollment: 40,825
Full-Time Equivalents (FTEs): 12,417
Student Demographics
Average Age
Gender
30
Female: 54%
Male: 46%
Diversity
White
42%
African-American
33%
Hispanic
17%
Asian-American
5%
Multiracial
2%
American Indian
1%
Associate Degree
84
two years of full-time study
Technical Diploma
69
one year of full-time study
Certificate
39
one semester of full-time study
Apprenticeship
24
five years of job training and
classroom study
INCLUDED IN THE ABOVE
Online
23
programs
nine associate degrees, 12 technical
diplomas and two certificates are
offered entirely online and hundreds
of online courses are available in
many programs
Bilingual
nine
programs
associate degree, six technical
diplomas, and two apprenticeship
programs are offered
MATC Employees
MATC is Wisconsin’s largest majority-minority college/university
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Cost of College (Fall 2014 semester; tuition only)
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12% Ozaukee, Racine,
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MATC: $2,125
(15 credits/one semester,
associate degree or technical diploma
program study)
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Reasons for Attending
Washington County
Waukesha County
Prepare for a job
33%
Career change
26%
Prepare for further
education
19%
Improve existing skills
14%
Personal interest
7%
Other
1%
Ozaukee County
Milwaukee County
DOWNTOWN
MILWAUKEE
CAMPUS
WEST ALLIS
CAMPUS
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OAK CREEK
CAMPUS
Milwaukee County
Racine County
(December 2012 and May 2013 graduates)
Enrollment by Academic School
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Where Our Students Live
The college’s students are served by:
• 1,349 full-time faculty and staff
• 528 part-time faculty and staff
(expressed in full-time equivalents)
(degree/diploma program students)
28% School of Business
27% School of Health Sciences
MATC: $2,792
(15 credits/one semester,
four-year college transfer classes)
UW System: $4,550
(15 credits/one semester, average)
Area private four-year colleges: $12,290
(15 credits/one semester, average)
Financial Aid
• 15,136 students received financial aid; totaling $91.4 million
(includes grants, loans, scholarships and work-study employment)
• 65% of program students receive financial aid
Grants
System logo/endorser options
MATC earned 37 grants worth $7.9 million for academic and
student service initiatives. The funding came from 18 organizations
including federal, state, local and miscellaneous sources.
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21% School of Liberal Arts and Sciences
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19% School of Technology and Applied Sciences
5% School of Media and Creative Arts
MATC also enrolls more than 9,000 students each academic year
in the School of Pre-College Education, which includes Basic
Skills, GED/HSED, Adult High School and English as a Second
Language (ESL).
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MATC West Allis Campus Fast Facts
MATC’s West Allis Campus is conveniently located in the heart
of a blended residential neighborhood/retail area in western
suburban Milwaukee County. The campus is an integral part of
the surrounding community. Students, faculty and staff pride
themselves on fostering a close-knit, family-like, supportive
atmosphere. Twenty-two associate degrees, 11 technical diplomas
and 10 certificates can be taken entirely at the West Allis Campus.
22 Associate Degrees:
• Accounting
• Associate in Arts
• Associate in Arts*
• Associate in Science
• Banking and Financial Services
• Biotechnology
• Business Management
• Chemical Technology
• Dietetic Technician
• Early Childhood Education
• Electronic Engineering Technology
• Funeral Service
• Individualized Technical Studies
• Interior Design
• IT Computer Support Specialist
• IT Network Specialist
• Marketing Management*
• Medical Administrative Specialist
• Real Estate
• Supervisory Management*
• Technical Studies: Apprentice
• Welding Technology
* Accelerated Program
Enrollment (Fiscal Year 2013-14):
Headcount: 7,632
Full-Time Equivalents (FTEs): 1,680
Transfer Opportunities
MATC has hundreds of transfer agreements which make it easy
to transfer credits to many four-year colleges and universities
throughout the country. Some are course-to-course transfer
agreements, others will allow complete degree transfer. In many
cases, associate degree graduates can enter other institutions with
junior status.
Online and Bilingual Options
MATC offers nearly 400 courses and 23 academic programs
entirely online. The college also offers nine bilingual programs
and apprenticeships to meet the needs of Hispanic and Hmong
populations. Numerous individual bilingual classes also are
available for pre-college, associate degree, technical diploma and
certificate students.
Sample of Key Community Partnerships
• City of West Allis
• Masterson Company
• Progressive Machinery
• Public Policy Forum
• SaintA
• State of Wisconsin
Department of
Transportation
• Summit Credit Union
• West Allis Rotary
• West Allis/West Milwaukee
Chamber of Commerce
• West Allis/West Milwaukee
Health Department
• West Allis/West Milwaukee
School District
11 Technical Diplomas:
• Accounting Assistant
• Bilingual Office Assistant
• Business Management
• Child Care Services
• IT Computer Support Technician
• IT Help Desk Support Specialist
• IT User Support Technician
• Medical Billing
• Nursing Assistant
• Sales Specialist
• Welding
Al Pinckney, Vice President, MATC West Allis Campus
1200 South 71st Street, West Allis, WI 53214
414-456-5344, pincknea@matc.edu
matc.edu, 414-297-MATC, Wisconsin Relay System 711
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. (6/15)