Tomah Campus

The Tomah campus makes it easy for you to get started on your educational goals. The campus offers a variety of courses and programs at convenient times and in convenient ways.

The Tomah campus is centrally located in the district Western serves. Students can earn an associate's degree in Accounting. The campus has a full-time Accounting instructor on staff and is instrumental in making this program available to students in Black River Falls, Independence, Mauston, and Viroqua through interactive television.

Two other unique programs impact students on campus. As part of a computer-check-out program, students are able to take computers home to complete coursework. Tomah also offers the accelerated Supervisory Management program option. This option allows students to complete the program in half the time normally required.

The Tomah campus offers educational services for adults to prepare for college or employment. These include classes in basic academic skills, GED preparation, and adult high school classes.

With friendly staff, top-notch instructors, and great educational programming, the Tomah campus will get you on the road to success.

Phone and Fax

Phone: 608.374-7700
Fax: 608.374.7702

Address:

120 East Milwaukee Street
Tomah, WI 54660

Location and Directions

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Programs

Supervisory Management Associate Degree
Accelerated Supervisory Management (can be completed in two years) Associate Degree
Accounting Associate Degree
Administrative Assistant (first year) Associate Degree
Skilled Nursing Assistant Certificate

Classes

Classes from many of Western's 56 programs.
General classes required for all Western programs and that transfer to the University of Wisconsin System and other four-year colleges.
GED and basic reading, English, and math classes.
Noncredit classes for career and life enhancement.
Adult High School.

Services for Students

Library. Students can search La Crosse campus library holdings via computer, and request materials to be delivered to Tomah.
Textbook purchase.
Admissions and testing for any Western program.
Counseling services. A counselor can help students choose a program that's right for them.
Financial aid assistance.
Computer labs. Students can use computers in the computer labs when the lab is not in use for classes. All computers have Internet access. The campus also has a student resource room with a variety of study tools for students to use, such as computers, VCRs and tape machines.

Services for the Public

Community room.
Job Center.

New Ways to Take Classes

Western provides many classes in Tomah via the college's interactive television system. This system connects all Western campuses and vastly increases the choice of classes available on each campus. Students participate in classes that originate at other campuses by using television cameras and microphones in two specially equipped classrooms. "It's the closest thing to actually being there," students say.