Mid-State Technical College and Yavapai College sign agreement establishing one of Wisconsin’s first three-year bachelor’s pathways
On March 10, Mid-State Technical College and Yavapai College will formally sign an articulation and transfer agreement establishing one of the first in the nation three-year optimized degree pathways available to students to complete a 92-credit bachelor of applied science in business. The signing ceremony will be held noon to 1 p.m. and immediately preceding Mid-State’s Transfer Fair, which brings together K–12 administrators, advisory committee members, business management and university transfer
Mid-State Technical College named finalist for AACC 2026 Awards of Excellence
Mid-State Technical College is proud to announce it has been selected as one of six finalists nationwide in the 2026 American Association of Community Colleges (AACC) Awards of Excellence in the category of Outstanding College Corporate Partnership. The designation recognizes the College’s partnerships in the campaign to raise $23M for the Wayne H. Bushman Advanced Manufacturing, Engineering Technology, and Apprenticeship (AMETA®) Center. Winners will be announced at the Awards of Excellence Gala held
Mid-State Technical College announces spring mid-term start options beginning March 2
It’s not too late to start at Mid-State Technical College, and students don’t have to do it alone. Mid-State is offering a wide range of spring mid-term start classes beginning March 2 through May 14, providing a flexible entry point for students ready to move forward with their education this spring. Courses are available in online, hybrid and in-person formats, making it easier for working adults, career changers and recent graduates to fit college into their lives. In addition to flexible scheduling,
FOCUS receives $5,102 donation
FOCUS (Feeding Our Communities with United Services) received $5,102 this holiday season through Prevail Bank’s Holiday Matching Funds campaign, to help combat food insecurities in Wisconsin Rapids and surrounding communities. Monetary donations were accepted from the public (November 10 - December 5) and then doubled by Prevail Bank, up to $1,000. Prevail Bank’s contribution to the grand total was $1,000. (L to R) Prevail Bank’s President/CEO, Nathan Quinnell; VP Commercial Lending Officer, Brian
