Wisconsin Colleges and Universities
The Wisconsin Technical College System (WTCS) has 16 districts, serving the entire state with vocational technical training, and adult continuing education. The Career Programs section of the WTCS web site explains the career programs per district.
University of Wisconsin System consists of two-year and four-year campuses with undergraduate and graduate degree programs, and the UW Extension.
The Wisconsin Private Colleges resource helps students select a college, apply for admission, and plan to finance higher education. It includes a list of Wisconsin private colleges and their application forms.
Colleges in Wisconsin is a resource for those interested in finding local colleges and universities in Wisconsin. It includes information on online degree programs.
The Educational Approval Board (EAB) is a postsecondary education agency that exists to protect Wisconsin's consumers and support choices to innovative and quality education programs, by overseeing private for-profit postsecondary schools, out-of-state nonprofit colleges and universities, and in-state nonprofit institutions incorporated after 1991.
WISCareers also provides details about schools, programs and financial aid.
America's Career OneStop contains resources to search for training and education, including:
- Education and Training Center is a overview of all resources nationally.
- Guide to Colleges and Universities from America's Career InfoNet.
Students.gov is a gateway to Federal government programs, financial aid, and student loans.