Step-by-Step Guide to Completing the FAFSA
After completing your Enrollment Agreement with our Admissions Team, you will receive an email from Financial Aid to begin your Financial Aid process. Completing this process is mandatory to start classes at Milwaukee Career College. While FAFSA can seem overwhelming, this step-by-step guide simplifies it, helping you complete your financial aid quickly and accurately. Jump to section: What you need to fill out form Filing as Independent vs. Dependent Step 1: Create Your FAFSA ID Step 2: Start & Complete Your FAFSA Step 3: Review, Sign & Submit Your FAFSA Step 4: Complete the MPN & Entrance Counseling Requirement What
READ MOREMilwaukee Career College Graduation: Congratulations Class of 2025!
On June 26th, 2025, our MCC community came together to honor the incredible achievements of the Class of 2025. With excited graduates, dedicated instructors, and supportive families in attendance, this year’s graduation was a powerful celebration of perseverance, growth, and transformation. Whether students trained for a career as a Medical Assistant, Dental Assistant, Veterinary Assistant, or Veterinary Technician, every graduate crossed the stage with their dream within reach. Every name called marked not only the completion of a program, but the beginning of a brand-new chapter. In this blog, we’re sharing our highlights from this unforgettable day. Including photos, video,
READ MOREYour Milwaukee Career College Questions Answered: Programs, Schedules & More
If you’re considering going back to school to start a new career, it’s completely normal to have questions. Our admissions representatives speak with future students every day and understand how important this decision can be. Whether you’re considering our Dental Assistant, Medical Assistant, Veterinary Assistant, or Veterinary Technician program, we’re here to guide you. We’ve compiled answers to some of the most frequently asked questions about enrolling at Milwaukee Career College. How long are the programs at Milwaukee Career College? Our career training programs are accelerated and designed to get you job-ready in under two years. Dental Assistant (Day): 30
READ MOREGet to Know MCC’s Newest Admissions Team Members
Two New Faces, One Mission: Student Success We’re excited to welcome Pearl and Kevin to our admissions team! They’re joining Sarah, a key team member since 2018, who is mentoring them in their new roles. With valuable experience and a passion for helping students, they are great additions to our team. Meet Pearl Originally from Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, she moved to Milwaukee three years ago and has embraced the city’s vibrant community. Pearl has a background in talent acquisition and has previously worked in recruitment across multiple industries, including government, manufacturing, and engineering. Drawn to MCC’s diverse and supportive environment,
READ MORENew Year’s Resolutions: 5 Tips to Keep Them
A Step-By-Step Guide on How to Stick with Your New Year’s Resolutions New year, new you, and another resolution. You’ve said it every year but just can’t seem to keep your goals. Maintaining your New Year’s resolutions can be challenging, but Milwaukee Career College has your back on sticking with them! In this blog, you’ll find the 5 best steps to following through with your New Year’s resolutions going into the New Year. Step 1: Find an Accountability Buddy You’re not alone in the process of keeping your New Year’s resolution. Many of our MCC students have goals, whether it
READ MOREThe Importance of Soft Skills in the Workplace
Before discussing soft skills and their importance in the workplace, it might first be helpful to define their opposite: hard skills. Hard skills are the technical skills one typically learns through hands-on training in school or practical experiences on the job. They are generally specific to the industry or line of work that a person has trained for. Dental Assistants, for example, acquire skills in x-ray processing and maintaining dental records. Veterinary Assistants train to nurse animals and assist in surgery, whereas Medical Assistants learn how to measure vital signs and administer patient injections. While hard skills are fundamental to
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