quality higher education facilities and community gathering spaces in Madison's most underserved part of the city, Madison College opened its new Goodman South Campus in Fall 2019. This $23 million, state-of-the-art facility was funded largely by private donations. Academics The school offers more than 180 associate degrees and technical diploma programs, as well as trade apprenticeships and other certifications. The Liberal Arts transfer program offers associate of arts and associate of sciences degrees that satisfy the first two years of general studies at some four-year institutions. Madison College has seven tailored liberal arts pre-majors designed for transfer. The University of Wisconsin--Madison is the school's largest transfer partner. Madison College offers 11 areas of study: Architecture & Engineering Arts, Design & Humanities Business Construction, Manufacturing & Maintenance Culinary, Hospitality & Fitness Education & Social Sciences Health Sciences Information Technology Law, Protective & Human Services Science, Math and Natural Resources Transportation In addition to traditional, in-person, campus-based courses, the college offers degrees and courses in online and hybrid models. Adult continuing education programs offer non-credit professional and personal development classes. In 2014, Madison College began to offer digital badges for learning. Madison College welcomes students from diverse experiences: High school students International students Returning students Students with disabilities Transfer students Veterans Regional students from outside of Madison Financial aid and scholarships are available for students who need help paying for college. Athletics The Madison College Wolfpack is a member of the NJCAA Division III (North Central Community College Conference) for all sports except for Baseball & Softball (Division II). Madison College Teams: Men’s Baseball, Basketball, Golf, Soccer Women’s Basketball, Soccer, Softball, Volleyball Co-Ed Esports Notable people Robert Dwayne Gruss, Roman Catholic bishop Steve Hilgenberg, Wisconsin State Assembly Debi Laszewski, Professional female bodybuilder Joe Parisi, Dane County Executive References External links Official website Wisconsin technical colleges Education in Madison, Wisconsin Educational institutions established in 1912 Education in Columbia County, Wisconsin 1912 establishments in Wisconsin NJCAA athletics