A Head Start on College
Knock off a few required college classes in English, art or sociology over the summer at MATC’s Mequon Campus. Save money, earn college credit and make your parents (and bank account) happy!
Take a transferable college class (English, art or sociology) with an experienced, credentialed instructor and get more one-on-one attention — and a lower cost — at MATC.
A four-year college parallel course at MATC costs around $650 in tuition and fees.
Compare that to around $2,000 at a four-year public university or more than $3,000 at a private university.
Other BENEFITS
- Credits transfer to a four-year college or university. Learn more about transfers.
- Instructors have real-world experience and industry expertise
- Flexibility: Each class will be offered in a hyflex format, which means you have flexibility to attend class in person at the MATC Mequon campus, attend class online for live virtual instruction or participate in class via asynchronous virtual instruction.
AVAILABLE COURSES
- Art 201: Understanding Art (3 credits)
This is a survey course with emphasis upon painting, sculpture, and architecture. Major topics include art forms and styles, contributions and achievements of periods in the development of Western art and world art styles. - English 201: English 1 (3 Credits)
Introduces students to the basic principles of college-level composition, research, critical reading, and critical thinking with an emphasis on academic writing conventions. In addition to examining the content and structure of academic essays, instruction in sentence structure and usage is provided as needed. Written work for this course consists of essays that are expository and analytical in nature. Major attention also is given to the preparation and writing of a research essay through writing assignments which emphasize finding, evaluating, and incorporating appropriate secondary sources into students' written work. - SocSci 203: Introduction to Sociology (3 Credits)
This is the study of social relationships with emphasis on groups and the structure of society. The course details the various social processes and concepts that shape behavior, analyzing such phenomena as culture, roles, groups, stratification, deviance, race, population and social change.
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