About
Milwaukee Area Technical College - Milwaukee unveils its top-level Business and Accounting certificate program. Esteemed for superior teaching quality, it shapes skillful individuals set to tackle the thrumming atmosphere of business and accounting. Program modules are structured to reflect actual business settings, affording pupils a genuine understanding of their future responsibilities. Customized guidance for each student guarantees complete education adapted to unique needs. The extensive program proudly features teachers with direct industry connection, bolstering the interplay of theory and practical use. The coursework builds on a robust base in business and accounting basics, explored thoroughly to foster elegance and complexity in problem-solving capacity. Upon completion, students emerge with certification, fully equipped for their career, and poised for triumph in the challenging fields of business and accounting.
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Milwaukee Area Technical College - Milwaukee
Milwaukee Area Technical College
Milwaukee Area Technical College, founded in 1912 and located in Milwaukee, WI, is a higher education institution specializing in technical and academic programs. Serving over 31,000 students yearly with more than 170 programs and 40+ transfer partners, including Marquette University and UW campuses, the college focuses on education that transforms lives, industry, and community. A notable benefit for students is that 90% of associate degree graduates are employed within six months, potentially contributing an estimated $400,000 additional lifetime income. The school is also committed to making artificial intelligence (AI) accessible to all students, being the first college in Wisconsin and one of the few in the Midwest to do so.
Highlights:
- 90% employment rate for associate degree graduates within six months of graduation
- Mission: Education that transforms lives, industry, and community
- Vision: The best choice in education, where everyone can succeed
- First college in Wisconsin and one of the few in the Midwest to make artificial intelligence (AI) accessible to all students