Wisconsin Technical College System Sample Clauses

Wisconsin Technical College System. In addition to the Minnesota agreement, the Wisconsin Technical College System currently has reciprocity agreements with institutions in Michigan, Illinois, and Iowa. Unlike the Minneso- ta agreement, these agreements are between indi- vidual technical college districts in each state and apply only to residents of those districts. The agreement with Michigan, which was first established in 1981, involves three Wiscon- sin technical college districts, Nicolet, Indian- head, and Northeast, and two community colleg- es in Michigan, Bay de Noc and Gogebic. Under the agreement, Michigan residents attending any of the three Wisconsin technical colleges pay Wisconsin's resident tuition rate plus a $5 per credit surcharge and Wisconsin students attend- ing the Michigan colleges pay the Michigan out- of-district resident tuition rate. In addition, the agreement provides that a resident of one of the states whose employer is located in the other state and whose employer pays his or her tuition, is considered a resident of the other state for tui- tion purposes. The agreement is renewed auto- matically each year and does not specify particu- lar programs in which students may enroll. In 2015-16, 515 Michigan resident students (192.40 FTE) attended Northeast Technical College. In addition, 51 Michigan resident students (15.07 FTE) who were enrolled in a program shared by Northeast and Fox Valley Technical Colleges attended Fox Valley Technical College under the agreement. Three WTCS districts have reciprocity agreements with colleges in Illinois: Blackhawk Technical College has agreements with Rock Valley College and Highland Community Col- lege; Gateway Technical College has agreements with the College of Lake County, XxXxxxx County College, and Rock Valley; and Southwest Technical College has an agreement with High- land Community College. Unlike the agreements with Minnesota and Bay de Noc and Gogebic Community Colleges in Michigan, these agree- ments only apply to specific programs. Under the current agreements, participating students are charged either resident tuition at the institution attended or Wisconsin resident tuition. While in most cases priority for admission is given to resi- dents of the state in which the college is located, students enrolled under the agreement are given the same priority as resident students after their first semester. However, no state resident may be displaced due to either agreement. During the 2015-16 academic year, 54 Illinois...
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Wisconsin Technical College System. In addition to the Minnesota agreement, the Wisconsin Technical College System currently has reciprocity agreements with institutions in Michigan, Illinois, and Iowa. Unlike the Minnesota agreement, these agreements are between individ- ual technical college districts in each state and ap- ply only to residents of those districts. The agreement with Michigan, which was first established in 1981, involves three Wisconsin technical college districts, Nicolet, Northwood, and Northeast, and two community colleges in Michigan, Bay College and Gogebic. Under the agreement, Michigan residents attending any of the three Wisconsin Technical Colleges pay Wis- consin's resident tuition rate, and Wisconsin resi- dents attending the Michigan colleges pay Michi- gan's resident tuition rate. In addition, the agree- ment provides that a resident of one of the states whose employer is located in the other state and whose employer pays his or her tuition, is consid- ered a resident of the other state for tuition pur- poses. The agreement is renewed automatically each year and does not specify particular programs in which students may enroll. In 2021-22, 329 Michigan resident students (169 FTE) attended Northeast Technical College. No Michigan resident students attended Fox Valley or North- wood Technical College under the program. Three WTCS districts have reciprocity agree- ments with colleges in Illinois: Blackhawk Tech- nical College has agreements with Rock Valley College and Highland Community College; Gateway Technical College has agreements with the College of Lake County, XxXxxxx County College, and Rock Valley; and Southwest Technical College has an agreement with High- land Community College. Unlike the agreements with Minnesota and Bay College and Gogebic Community Colleges in Michigan, these agree- ments only apply to specific programs. Under the current agreements, participating students are charged either resident tuition at the institution at- tended or Wisconsin resident tuition. While in most cases priority for admission is given to resi- dents of the state in which the college is located, students enrolled under the agreement are given the same priority as resident students after their first semester. However, no state resident may be displaced due to either agreement. During the 2021-22 academic year, 49 Illinois students (25.80 FTE) attended a technical college in Wisconsin, with 41 at Blackhawk, two at Gateway, and six at Southwest. In addition, Southwe...
Wisconsin Technical College System. In addition to the Minnesota agreement, the Wisconsin Technical College System currently has reciprocity agreements with institutions in Michi- gan, Illinois and Iowa. Unlike the Minnesota agree- ment, these agreements are between individual technical college districts in each state and apply only to residents of those districts. The agreement with Michigan, which was first established in 1981, invo lves three Wisconsin technical college districts (Nicolet, Indianhead and Northeast) and Bay de Noc Community College

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