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Recent Reviews
Horrible school, ruined my life, provides no help and all their “resources” are just other organizations or programs they’ll refer you to, like the local homeless shelter. I’ve been trying to go to school for a while and graduate and learn everything I can.
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The selection process for the dental hygiene program at this college seems opaque and lacks transparency. Students are chosen based on criteria that are neither published nor clearly communicated, leaving applicants uncertain about what they need to work on or improve. After wife's multiple applications over the span of four semesters, I’ve seen no feedback, guidance, or explanation of what the program values most in applicants. This lack of transparency is frustrating, as it leaves applicants in the dark, unable to adjust their applications to meet the program's expectations. Even academic advisors appear to be in the dark about the selection process, adding to the confusion and raising questions about whether there’s any standardized or objective criterion at all. Furthermore, a look at the program’s graduation photos shows a notable lack of diversity among students. It’s concerning that, year after year, the cohorts appear to lack representation from a broad spectrum of backgrounds. This adds to the impression that the program might not be fostering an inclusive environment. Overall, the program’s lack of clarity around the admissions process and the apparent absence of diversity suggest that improvements are needed in both transparency and inclusivity.
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Financial aid office is a joke. If you are a first time college student and have never gone through the financial aid process before, do not expect ANY help from their lazy financial aid staff. You need to google everything yourself and make sure you meet any deadlines. The staff will not lead you in the right direction, it’s either sink or swim. I submitted documents all the way back in March and I was getting strung along, that the documents I submitted were sufficient and simply awaiting review. It’s now August and I was just told yesterday from Jessica on a zoom call, that a few more documents (like bills and emails etc) would help my provisional independence case. Between March and August, I’ve called about a dozen times and I’ve even shown up in person a few times to check on the status of my aid, and each time I was told that the documents were simply being reviewed. Now it’s August and I’m being told that I need more documents? That’s absolutely ridiculous. Now classes have started, it’s after June 30th (after the fafsa deadline) I’ve used my LAST to get a laptop for school, and I don’t even know if I’ll be able to continue to go to class because of lack of aid. I am so upset and disappointed
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Programs
Milwaukee Area Technical College offers the following programs:
About This School
Accreditation or State Approval
The accreditation or state approval status of this school's programs is unknown. We did not find accreditation or approval status through publicly available records. Please check directly with the relevant state board about programs at this school.
Financial Aid
65% of students received financial aid
On average, students received $5,765 in financial aid.
Student Body
Gender Ratio
60% Female, 40% Male
Race / Ethnicity Ratio
34% White, 20% Hispanic / Latino, 30% African American, 6% Asian American, 1% American Indian, 0% Hawaiian / Pacific, 5% Two or More, 5% Unknown
13190 students are enrolled in this school
