At Northcentral Technical College (NTC), you will gain the skills and confidence to prepare for a successful career, and a successful future, while under the guidance of our caring and committed faculty and staff. The College offers over 190 programs, with many credits transferring to Wisconsin’s four-year public and private colleges, creating a seamless path for lifelong learning. Students may also begin their UW degree at NTC through a Liberal Arts partnership with Madison College.
Graduates
93%
of graduates are employed within one year following graduation
Scholarships
$581500
in scholarships are awarded annually
Admissions Requirements
Start your admission to Northcentral Technical College with a few simple steps. Contact the admissions representatives at the college with any questions and for assistance along the way.
Northcentral Application
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ACT or Accuplacer
Some programs may have additional requirements
Workforce Solutions
As the community’s college, NTC has an obligation to serve and support the District community. The College is proud to partner with and support local employers and incumbent workers through workforce training and professional development.
- Customized Training + Consulting Services for Businesses
- Conferences, Workshops + Seminars
- Professional Development + Continuing Education
Northcentral News
Media Advisory: WTCS, UWS, WAICU to address potential changes to federal financial aid
Leaders from the Wisconsin Technical College System, Universities of Wisconsin and the Wisconsin Association of Independent Colleges and Universities will hold a joint news conference on Thursday, May 22, to address potential changes to federal financial aid programs.
From Training to Career: Ascendium Equips Hundreds of Apprentices with Tools of the Trade Scholarship
Wisconsin employers struggle to find, attract, and keep qualified employees, especially in skilled labor occupations where individuals need specialized training for in-demand jobs. Apprenticeships can offer a solution to employers who face shortages of skilled labor by allowing them to create their own highly skilled workforce. According to the Wisconsin Department of Workforce Development Bureau of Apprenticeship Standards (Wisconsin DWD-BAS), over 3,000 employers are currently involved in Wisconsin apprenticeship. These employers train thousands of registered apprentices annually in around 200 occupations, with new occupations approved regularly as employment needs shift over time.
Business leaders gather at NTC to learn how apprenticeship grows workforce
Over 70 business leaders from 60 local companies attended the “Grow Your Workforce Through Apprenticeship” event held at Northcentral Technical College (NTC). The event was held in recognition of National Apprenticeship Week and was designed to showcase the benefits that apprenticeship brings to businesses as they work to recruit and retain top talent.
