On-Demand Tutorials
These brief tutorials walk prospective and current students through the various processes related to becoming an MATC student.
Most tasks are done through Inside MATC, our student online portal. If you have additional questions beyond these demonstrations, search our knowledge base of frequently asked questions available through Ask MATC or call the Enrollment Center at (608) 246-6210.
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This is the first step new students take to get into their online Student Center through Inside MATC, MATC's student portal. When new students activate their accounts, they are given access to class registration, financial aid information, calendars, and more.
Please note: If you have never taken a class, or have not been accepted into a program at MATC, you must contact the Enrollment Center at (608) 246-6210 for assistance before activating your account.
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This is the first step in applying for a program at MATC. Before you can complete the online application, you must first create an account with us. .
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This is the second step in applying for a program at MATC. This tutorial shows how to complete the online application for admission into a program at MATC.
Please note that International Students should not apply using the regular online application, but instead should contact MATC directly for further assistance at (608) 243-4566 or internationalstudents@matcmadison.edu.
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This is the final step in applying for a program at MATC. This tutorial details the information that must be submitted to MATC to complete your application for admission into a program.
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Adding a class to your course schedule is easy through the MATC Student Center. The process is fully automated, and you can do it online from any computer with Internet access.
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This shows how to browse the course catalog for courses alphabetically, and numerically from InsideMATC. This will help you find the classes you would like to enroll in for the upcoming semester.
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Find out when you can register for classes.
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MATC's class search feature is a database-driven program, allowing students to search for classes and courses based on semester, keyword, course numbers and degree vs. nondegree (enrichment) classes.
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Performing a Degree Audit will help students assess their progress
in the program that they are enrolled in. This tutorial goes through
the step-by-step instructions on performing a Degree Audit through
the MATC Student Center.
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To remove a class from your course schedule is as easy as adding a class. Learn how to drop a class through the MATC Student Center.
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The Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) is the first step students must take if they would like to apply for Financial Aid while attending MATC.
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Find out how to use this valuable resource.
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Each class you register for has various requirements for textbooks and other course materials. Avoid lines at the bookstore by seeing how you can order books online.
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All students who wish to use the MATC parking areas must display
a parking permit on their vehicles. Expedite the process by
learning how to order a parking permit through our online
system.
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After you've completed your course schedule for the upcoming semester,
see how to print your schedule for reference.
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The MATC online Student Center is the launch pad for students to access all their information about their student status. The Student Center is where students register for classes, add or drop classes, access grades and financial aid statements, and more.
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It's important to keep your personal information up to date.
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Get your grades as soon as they are available by checking the online in your Student Center.
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