the technical college effect

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Wisconsin’s Technical College System has 370,000 students — the largest higher education system in Wisconsin. Nearly 9 of every 10 graduates live and work in Wisconsin. Strong job placement: 9 out of every 10 graduates are employed within 6 months of graduation, even in a tough economy. Great student investment: For every dollar students invest in their technical college education, nearly $5 ($4.90) is returned as higher future income over their careers. Great taxpayer investment: Wisconsin’s taxpayers receive $12.20 in benefits for every dollar invested in the technical colleges. Wisconsin’s Technical Colleges Top Median Salaries 6 Months After Graduation (2011 Graduate Follow up Report) Graduates are valued and rewarded: Median salaries for associate degree grads are $36,000 right out of college. Impressive salary growth after five years: Median salaries of more than $44,000; a 48% increase since graduation. Degrees in demand: At least 54% of Wisconsin's jobs in the next decade require technical education. Head start in high school: Nearly 19,000 students carried some college credit with them from high school to a technical college. Getting individuals back in the workforce: Wisconsin Technical Colleges served 81% more dislocated and unemployed workers over the last decade (22,000 to 40,000). Skills employers want: Business and industry representatives serving on advisory committees help ensure graduates have the skills employers need for success. Value of technical colleges: 96% of employers say their local technical college is important to the overall success of their businesses. Flexible onsite corporate training: More than 98% of companies say Wisconsin Technical Colleges' customized training meets or exceeds expectations. ©2012 Wisconsin’s Technical Colleges The Technical College Effect Immediate Success For Graduates Immediate Results For Employers Immediate Payback For Taxpayers YEAR 1 YEAR 2 YEAR 3 YEAR 4 YEAR 5 $60,800 $59,500 $57,100 $52,400 $50,500 $49,000 $48,900 $48,100 $47,800 $47,000 $46,800 $45,800 $44,800 Appreciation for graduates: 93% of employers are satisfied or very satisfied with the education and training and would hire technical college graduates again. Diagnostic Medical Sonography Cardiovascular Technology Engineering Technologist Biomedical Electronics Dental Hygienist Logistics Electrical Power Engineering Tech Automated Manufacturing Systems Tech Nursing Associate Degree Information Systems Security Specialist Power Engineering & Boiler Operator Web Analyst/ Programmer Environmental Health And Water Quality

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Discover the value of a technical college degree in this rapidly changing economy, illustratied by some very compelling graphics. Salaries are increasing, job placement is efficient and employers are extremely satisfied with our graduates.

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Page 1: The Technical College effect

Wisconsin’s Technical College System has 370,000 students — the largest higher education system in Wisconsin.

Nearly 9 of every 10 graduates live and work in Wisconsin.

Strong job placement: 9 out of every 10 graduates are employed within 6 months of graduation, even in a tough economy.

Great student investment: For every dollar students invest in their technical college education, nearly $5 ($4.90) is returned as higher future income over their careers.

Great taxpayer investment: Wisconsin’s taxpayers receive $12.20 in benefits for every dollar invested in the technical colleges.

Wisconsin’s Technical Colleges Top Median Salaries 6 Months After Graduation (2011 Graduate Follow up Report)

Graduates are valued and rewarded: Median salaries for associate degree grads are $36,000 right out of college.

Impressive salary growth after five years: Median salaries of more than $44,000; a 48% increase since graduation.

Degrees in demand: At least 54% of Wisconsin's jobs in the next decade require technical education.

Head start in high school: Nearly 19,000 students carried some college credit with them from high school to a technical college.

Getting individuals back in the workforce: Wisconsin Technical Colleges served 81% more dislocated and unemployed workers over the last decade (22,000 to 40,000).

Skills employers want: Business and industry representatives serving on advisory committees help ensure graduates have the skills employers need for success.

Value of technical colleges: 96% of employers say their local technical college is important to the overall success of their businesses.

Flexible onsite corporate training: More than 98% of companies say Wisconsin Technical Colleges' customized training meets or exceeds expectations.

©2012 Wisconsin’s Technical Colleges

The Technical College Effect

Immediate Success For Graduates

Immediate Results For Employers

Immediate Payback For Taxpayers

YEAR 1 YEAR 2 YEAR 3 YEAR 4 YEAR 5

$60,800 $59,500 $57,100 $52,400 $50,500 $49,000 $48,900 $48,100 $47,800 $47,000 $46,800 $45,800 $44,800

Appreciation for graduates: 93% of employers are satisfied or very satisfied with the education and training and would hire technical college graduates again.

Diagnostic Medical Sonography

Cardiovascular Technology

Engineering Technologist

Biomedical Electronics

Dental Hygienist Logistics Electrical Power Engineering Tech

Automated Manufacturing Systems Tech

Nursing Associate Degree

Information Systems Security Specialist

Power Engineering & Boiler Operator

Web Analyst/Programmer

Environmental Health And Water Quality