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Students
25000+
students attending a Wisconsin technical college had already earned college credits upon enrolling in a technical college program
Credits
146346
credits were transferred into a Wisconsin technical college in 2018-19
Depending on your end goal, it may seem more approachable if you start with a short-term or two-year program and continue from there. Wisconsin technical colleges offer a variety of certificates and degrees designed to build on each other, giving you several options for degree completion and job advancement.
Many people who have earned a bachelor's degree return to one of our colleges to learn new or different skills, or to prepare for a technical occupation with more in-demand and high-paying job opportunities.
If you previously attended another college or university, you may be able to transfer credits or be granted credit for skills and knowledge you gained at that college. Wisconsin technical colleges also grant college credit for career-related learning, work experience and military service.
All of our colleges have program-specific transfer agreements with four-year private colleges and universities and the University of Wisconsin System as well as some colleges and universities in other states. These agreements may contain course-to-course equivalencies, while others provide for a total program transfer.
Students can transfer at least 30 credits from a core set of 11 courses, such as Psychology, Sociology and Algebra/Trigonometry, directly into the four-year University of Wisconsin institutions. The Universal Credit Transfer Agreement between the Wisconsin Technical College System and the University of Wisconsin System allows for roughly a year's worth of credits to be seamlessly applied toward a bachelor's degree.
You can explore credit transfer between the our colleges and the UW System with Transferology at the Transfer Wisconsin website. Transfer Wisconsin also includes agreements from the College of Menominee Nation and the Lac Courte Oreilles Ojibwa Community College.
An agreement with Wisconsin's private colleges includes more than a dozen popular introductory courses such as chemistry, psychology, and speech. Under the agreement, specified technical college credits will count toward requirements for a bachelor’s degree at a private college, provided the student earned a grade of “C” or better within the last ten years. Technical college students must also meet the admissions requirements of the private college.
The Bachelor of Business Administration with an emphasis on technical sales program at Milwaukee School of Engineering (MSOE) prepares students to expand on their technical expertise to become effective problem solvers and industry leaders. The technical sales program is for individuals who have an associate degree and enjoy building relationships and solving business problems with their technical knowledge. They will enter MSOE as a junior and seamlessly transition to the BBA program.
Sample career opportunities include:
Your technical knowledge will help you translate technical subjects into a language others can understand. Visit MSOE for more information.
Why did you choose the Agribusiness Science & Technology and Dairy Business Management programs at LTC?
WTCS State Ambassador Shannon Schultz talks about his educational journey through Fox Valley Technical College.
For a variety of reasons, college students now routinely attend multiple higher education institutions to achieve their academic and career goals. Nationally, more than one-third of college students transfer at least once, with most staying within the same state.
Wisconsin’s 16 technical colleges often serve as an entry point for students with four-year degree aspirations. Lesser known is that they also provide valuable options for four-year students seeking to transfer to a technical college.
Because receiving institutions maintain student records, this report’s primary focus is on students who transferred credits to one of Wisconsin’s 16 technical colleges.
Read the report online here or download using the links below.