General Education courses provide work-oriented learning in communication, mathematics, natural science, and social science. They are designed to help learners succeed in college, on the job, and in daily living. All associate degree and most technical diploma programs require courses in General Education. In addition to supporting NWTC programs, many General Education courses can be transferred to other Wisconsin Technical Colleges and to four-year colleges and universities. These courses are offered throughout the District.
Before taking General Education classes, you should meet high school exit competencies in English, Mathematics, Science, and Social Science.
The General Education classes are not eligible for financial aid unless taken with an associate degree or technical diploma program. |

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Purpose - Philosophy
The learning outcomes for General Education serve as the
core for the various programs offered at the College. The
programs are designed to educate for employment. The General
Education learning opportunities embrace a philosophy of
students learning:
- communicate effectively
- state and solve technical problems
- describe the natural world, and
- interact within society
Mission
General Education at Northeast Wisconsin Technical College
provides leaning opportunities in Communication, Social Science,
Natural Science, and Mathematics for learners seeking lifelong
learning for personal development, occupational competence,
and community participation.
Vision
General Education offers comprehensive, diverse, and relevant
learning opportunities that educate students to become technically
competent, critical thinking, and problem solving learners.
These individuals will be effective learners, communicators,
and team workers sensitive to the changing economic, social,
and cultural needs of society.
For information,
call the Green Bay Campus
at
(920)498-5444 or (800)422-NWTC,
Marinette Campus at (715)735-9361, or
Sturgeon Bay
Campus at (920)743-2207. |