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Business Specialist

Financial Aid Available: 

Financial Aid Eligible

Gain a strong foundational understanding of business management as well as enhanced skills in leadership, business communications, critical thinking, and problem solving with Western's Business Specialist technical diploma. This program emphasizes fundamental business knowledge through exposure to broad areas such as human resources, finance, leadership strategies, process control, computer applications, and basic business law.

You'll come away with relevant skills and abilities to achieve your professional and personal goals. This technical diploma program is a pathway to the Business Management associate degree for those who are interested in further advancement. Courses are offered entirely online or in a blended format that combines in-person and online learning to meet your preferred learning needs.

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Administrative Officer/Specialist
Business Manager
Business Administrator

Program Credits: 

30.00

Total Cost: 

$4 924.50

Pathway: 

Business Specialist

Application Fee: 

$30 Application Fee

Application: 

Application

Program Code: 

BSSP

First Term: 

Organizational Behavior
Business Concepts
Computer Apps for Business
Math w Business Apps
Strengths Seminar

Second Term: 

Principles of Management
Managing People
Intro to HR Management
Technical Reporting

Third Term: 

Introduction to Accounting
Business Law

Graduates: 

42

Graduates Responding: 

29

Employed In Non-related Occupations: 

3

Seeking Employment: 

0

Continuing Education: 

20

Not in Labor Market: 

20

Part Time: Responding: 

1

Full Time: Responding: 

5

Part Time: Average Hours Per Week: 

12

Full Time: Average Hours Per Week: 

41

Full Time: Median Hourly Wage: 

$18.68

Full Time: Hourly Wage Range: 

$17.00-$20.00

Part Time: Median Annual Salary: 

$42,000

Full Time: Median Annual Salary: 

$68,500

Related Occupations: 

Consumer Loan Processor ll, Housekeeping , Compensation Specialist, Production Supervisor, Finance Data Analyst, Coach

Program Number: 

311024

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Western offers most courses in a 7-week format, but course length can vary. There are two 7-week sessions in each term, so courses listed below may not be taken at the same time. See www.westerntc.edu/7-weeks for more information.

This course list gives you an idea of what coursework will be required but is not the official list. Current students should use the MyWestern self-service portal for academic planning.

Typical Start: 

Fall, Spring

Landscape Horticulture Technician

Financial Aid Available: 

Financial Aid Eligible

Western's Landscape Horticulture program is designed for people who are passionate about plants, landscaping, and the intricate world of horticulture. Our program blends theoretical knowledge and practical experience, ensuring you not only grasp the essential concepts but also master the hands-on skills crucial in the field. Deep dive into plant identification and taxonomy, explore plant biology and greenhouse operations, and become a landscape transformation and design expert. Our courses cover a variety of topics integral to horticulture. You will engage in interactive workshops, scenario-based learning, and real-world projects, providing a holistic and immersive learning experience.

Your time in our program will challenge and enrich your understanding of plants and their environments. You'll learn to navigate the complexities of plant care, pest management, and sustainable landscaping practices, equipping you to create flourishing landscapes in harmony with nature. We also explore advanced horticulture techniques, landscape site assessments, and the intricacies of retail greenhouse management, preparing you for a successful career in the horticultural industry. Our courses on soil science and sustainable landscape design add depth to your knowledge, ensuring a well-rounded education. By the end of the program, you will have transformed your passion for plants into practical skills and knowledge, ready to make a significant impact in the world of landscape horticulture.

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Plant Health Care Technician
Landscape Installation Technician
Lawn Care Technician
Greenhouse Technician
Irrigation Installation Technician
Tree & Shrub Care Technician
Landscape Maintenance Technician

Program Credits: 

30.00

Total Cost: 

$4 924.50

Pathway: 

Landscape Horticulture Technician

Application Fee: 

$30 Application Fee

Application: 

Application

Program Code: 

LNHT

First Term: 

Fundamentals of Plant Identification
Holistic Plant Health Care
Landscape Installation and Maintenance
Greenhouse Fundamentals
Introduction to Plant Science
Introduction to Soils
Strengths Seminar

Second Term: 

Greenhouse Management & Entrepreneurship
Landscape Design Principles
Advanced Horticulture Practice
Sustainable Landscape Design
Landscape Site Assessment
Horticulture Career Readiness
Greenhouse Crop Production

Graduates: 

19

Graduates Responding: 

7

Employed In Non-related Occupations: 

0

Seeking Employment: 

0

Continuing Education: 

3

Not in Labor Market: 

4

Part Time: Responding: 

0

Full Time: Responding: 

1

Full Time: Average Hours Per Week: 

48

Full Time: Median Hourly Wage: 

$22.00

Full Time: Hourly Wage Range: 

$22.00

Related Occupations: 

Greenhouse Supervisor

Program Number: 

310015

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Western offers most courses in a 7-week format, but course length can vary. There are two 7-week sessions in each term, so courses listed below may not be taken at the same time. See www.westerntc.edu/7-weeks for more information.

This course list gives you an idea of what coursework will be required but is not the official list. Current students should use the MyWestern self-service portal for academic planning.

Typical Start: 

Fall

IT-Network Technician

Financial Aid Available: 

Financial Aid Eligible

If you have solid computer skills and a desire to expand your knowledge, Western's Network Technician program will be highly beneficial to your future career. This program offers a blend of classroom instruction and hands-on training, equipping you with the skills needed to offer network support in small- to medium-sized businesses and home offices.

As part of your training, you will explore the fundamentals of Linux and Windows server administration, gaining a well-rounded understanding of network technology. If you decide to pursue Western's IT - Cybersecurity & Network Administration associate degree, all the courses you complete in the Network Technician program will transfer, ensuring a smooth transition and a broader range of opportunities in the field.

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Computer Network Support Specialists
IT Specialist

Program Credits: 

25.00

Total Cost: 

$4 103.75

Pathway: 

IT-Network Technician

Application Fee: 

$30 Application Fee

Application: 

Application

Program Code: 

ITNW

First Term: 

IT Hardware/Software Fund
Cisco 1: Networking Fund
Introduction to Cybersecurity
IT Exploration
Quantitative Reasoning
Strengths Seminar

Second Term: 

Cisco 2: Switching & Routing Technology
Linux Administration
Windows Server Admin 1
Cybersecurity Essentials

Graduates: 

12

Graduates Responding: 

7

Employed In Non-related Occupations: 

0

Seeking Employment: 

0

Continuing Education: 

6

Not in Labor Market: 

6

Part Time: Responding: 

0

Full Time: Responding: 

1

Full Time: Average Hours Per Week: 

45

Full Time: Median Annual Salary: 

$80,000

Related Occupations: 

Network Security Analyst 1

Program Number: 

301504

Explore Courses Body: 

Western offers most courses in a 7-week format, but course length can vary. There are two 7-week sessions in each term, so courses listed below may not be taken at the same time. See www.westerntc.edu/7-weeks for more information.

This course list gives you an idea of what coursework will be required but is not the official list. Current students should use the MyWestern self-service portal for academic planning.

Typical Start: 

Fall

Software and Technology: 

This program requires specific software and technology to complete classwork. Click here to see the list of items you will need for your courses.

If you do not have access to the items listed for your program, or if the items you have do not meet the requirements, resources may be available. Submit a Student Resource Request using our online form.

Internet access is required to access student accounts from off campus. The Learning Commons can provide information on free, off-campus Wi-Fi spots. Contact them at LearningCommons@westerntc.edu or call 608-785-9198.

For additional specifications, please review Technology and Software Recommendations for Most Classes on Western’s IT Knowledgebase.

Industrial Machine Controls

Financial Aid Available: 

Not Financial Aid Eligible

Western's district is projected to witness a significant increase in the demand for professionals skilled in maintaining automated control systems. The Industrial Machine Controls technical diploma equips you with fundamental skills, enabling you to effectively monitor and test machinery operations, diagnose issues, perform repairs, maintain optimal operating conditions, and interpret blueprints or manufacturer's manuals for correct installation and operation procedures.

With this degree, you will be well-prepared for careers in industrial or manufacturing settings, where your expertise will be vital in the repair and maintenance of equipment.

You can also choose to further your education to expand your career opportunities and enhance your earning potential. The technical diploma courses cover the first term for the following programs:

* Electromechanical Maintenance Technician - 1-year technical diploma
* Electromechanical Technology - 2-year associate degree
* Mechatronic and Robotic Engineering Technology - 2-year associate degree

These programs offer a comprehensive path for individuals looking to advance their knowledge and skills in the field of industrial machine controls and related technologies.

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Industrial Machinery Mechanics
Mechanic Room Technician
Maintenance Technician

Program Credits: 

12.00

Total Cost: 

$1 969.80

Pathway: 

Industrial Machine Controls

Application Fee: 

$30 Application Fee

Application: 

Application

Program Code: 

INMC

First Term: 

Industrial Electricity
Basic Industrial Controls
PLC Fundamentals
Intro to Industrial Control Systems
Intro to Mechatronics
Strengths Seminar

Program Number: 

306201

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Western offers most courses in a 7-week format, but course length can vary. There are two 7-week sessions in each term, so courses listed below may not be taken at the same time. See www.westerntc.edu/7-weeks for more information.

This course list gives you an idea of what coursework will be required but is not the official list. Current students should use the MyWestern self-service portal for academic planning.

Typical Start: 

Fall

Educational Assistant

Financial Aid Available: 

Financial Aid Eligible

The Educational Assistant technical diploma meets the requirement for all school employees working with students to have a minimum of 48 credits beyond a high school diploma. Educational assistants with this diploma are in high demand in schools, where they work under the direct supervision of a licensed teacher. They provide support to school-age students with varying abilities in the classroom, assisting with a range of tasks.

This program covers all the core courses from Western's Foundations of Teacher Education program along with 4 credits of general studies education. Start your career as an assistant with the technical diploma or continue your education to expand your opportunities and earning potential.

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Educational Assistant
Special Education Assistant
Special Education Paraprofessional
Program Assistant
Instructional Assistant

Program Credits: 

49.00

Total Cost: 

$8 043.35

Pathway: 

Educational Assistant

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Additional Admission Requirements: 

To enroll in the Educational Assistant Technical Diploma program, first apply for admission to the College, then complete a background check. You can find links to these documents below. The last step for admission to the program will be to complete an Intent to Enroll form. Please see the details below.

Application Fee: 

$30 Application Fee

Transcript: 

High School or GED/HSED Transcript

Application: 

Application

Program Code: 

EDAS

First Term: 

EDU: Intro to Ed Practices
EDU: Technology in Ed
EDU: Child & Adol Dev
EDU: Equity in Education
English Composition 1
Strengths Seminar

Second Term: 

EDU: Techniques in Reading
EDU: Behavior Management
EDU: Overview of Spec Ed
EDU: Practicum 1

Third Term: 

EDU: Soc Emot Learning & Mental Hlth
EDU: Techniques in Science
EDU: Supporting Stu w/Disab

Fourth Term: 

EDU: Techniques in Lang Arts
EDU: Techniques in Math
EDU: Techniques in Soc Stu
EDU: Practicum 2

Program Number: 

315221

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Western offers most courses in a 7-week format, but course length can vary. There are two 7-week sessions in each term, so courses listed below may not be taken at the same time. See www.westerntc.edu/7-weeks for more information.

This course list gives you an idea of what coursework will be required but is not the official list. Current students should use the MyWestern self-service portal for academic planning.

Typical Start: 

Fall

Electromechanical Maintenance Technician

Financial Aid Available: 

Financial Aid Eligible

The field of electromechanical maintenance covers a wide spectrum, from high-tech to low-tech applications, including robotics and mining. It provides a diverse range of opportunities to work with mechanical, electrical, and electronic control systems.

In this role, you'll work with machine operators and use Maintenance Management System (MMS) software to maintain industrial equipment and maximize operational uptime.

With this degree, you can directly enter the workforce in this field. Or, you have the option to expand your career prospects and increase your earning potential by seamlessly transitioning into the second year of Western's Electromechanical Technology associate degree program.

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Electromechanical Equipment Assemblers
Electrical and Electronic Equipment Assemblers
Electric Motor, Power Tool, and Related Repairers
Industrial Machinery Mechanics
Maintenance Workers, Machinery
Maintenance and Repair Workers, General
Helpers—Electricians

Program Credits: 

28.00

Total Cost: 

$4 596.20

Pathway: 

Electromechanical Maintenance Technician

Application Fee: 

$30 Application Fee

Application: 

Application

Program Code: 

ELMN

First Term: 

Industrial Electricity
Basic Industrial Controls
PLC Fundamentals
Intro to Industrial Control Systems
Intro to Mechatronics
Technical Reporting
Strengths Seminar

Second Term: 

Pipefitting for Mfg. Maintenance
Fluid Power Fund
Mechanical Drives
Robotic Maintenance
Safeguarding and Safety Circuits
Intro to Industrial Robotics

Graduates: 

7

Graduates Responding: 

5

Employed In Non-related Occupations: 

0

Seeking Employment: 

0

Continuing Education: 

5

Not in Labor Market: 

5

Part Time: Responding: 

0

Full Time: Responding: 

0

Program Number: 

316203

Explore Courses Body: 

Western offers most courses in a 7-week format, but course length can vary. There are two 7-week sessions in each term, so courses listed below may not be taken at the same time. See www.westerntc.edu/7-weeks for more information.

This course list gives you an idea of what coursework will be required but is not the official list. Current students should use the MyWestern self-service portal for academic planning.

Typical Start: 

Fall

Diesel & Heavy Equipment Technician Assistant

Financial Aid Available: 

Financial Aid Eligible

The Diesel and Heavy Equipment Technician Assistant technical diploma is the ideal choice for individuals who enjoy working with large equipment in a shop environment. This program provides a comprehensive foundation that includes knowledge of truck and heavy equipment repair, shop safety, industry best practices, diesel engine components, fundamentals of electrical systems, and the use of online service information.

With this degree, you will be well-prepared to embark on careers in truck and heavy equipment repair shops, capable of assisting experienced technicians and performing basic entry-level tasks and repairs. Additionally, this course of study offers a seamless transition into the second year of the Diesel and Heavy Equipment Technician technical diploma program, opening doors to additional career opportunities and an increased earning potential. Whether you start your career as an assistant or choose to further your education, this program equips you with the essential skills and knowledge needed for success in the field.

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Diesel Mechanic
Fleet Mechanic
Heavy Equipment Mechanic

Program Credits: 

27.00

Total Cost: 

$4 432.05

Pathway: 

Diesel & Heavy Equipment Technician Assistant

Application Fee: 

$30 Application Fee

Application: 

Application

Program Code: 

DHEA

First Term: 

Applied Communication for Transportation
Strengths Seminar (Technical Diploma)
Diesel Truck Brake Systems
Diesel Truck Powertrains
Diesel Truck Chassis Systems
Diesel Online Service Utilization
Truck Familiarization and CDL

Second Term: 

Applied Math 1 - Transportation
Applied Math 2-Transportation
Applied Career Skills
Diesel Basic Engines
Diesel Electricity Fundamentals
Diesel Electricity Troubleshooting

Graduates: 

36

Graduates Responding: 

35

Employed In Non-related Occupations: 

0

Seeking Employment: 

0

Continuing Education: 

35

Not in Labor Market: 

35

Part Time: Responding: 

0

Full Time: Responding: 

0

Program Number: 

314122

Explore Courses Body: 

Western offers most courses in a 7-week format, but course length can vary. There are two 7-week sessions in each term, so courses listed below may not be taken at the same time. See www.westerntc.edu/7-weeks for more information.

This course list gives you an idea of what coursework will be required but is not the official list. Current students should use the MyWestern self-service portal for academic planning.

Secondary Description: 

Classes are held at Western's state-of-the-art Diesel and Heavy Equipment Center, located in La Crosse's industrial park, 2719 Larson Street. Check our interactive map for specific location information.

Typical Start: 

Fall

Criminal Justice-Law Enforcement 720 Academy

Financial Aid Available: 

Financial Aid Eligible

This program is specifically designed for those with a minimum of 40 accredited college-level credits who seek to meet Wisconsin certification requirements as a law enforcement officer. In this role, you'll be responsible for the preservation of law and order in your community. You'll learn numerous skills related to the profession of law enforcement. Your training will also include crime prevention, crime investigation, vehicle patrols, and assisting the public.

This program includes in-class fitness training and other physical education such as defensive tactics and fire arms training. You'll have plenty of opportunities to practice your skills with hands-on training and scenario-based field simulations.

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Police Officer
Deputy Sheriff
Jailer
Security Officer
Law Enforcement Officer
State Patrol Officer

Program Credits: 

22.00

Total Cost: 

$3 611.30

Additional Admission Requirements: 

For an admission packet for the 720-hour Law Enforcement Academy, please contact the Sparta Public Safety Training Center by phone at 608-789-4747 or by email at sparta@westerntc.edu.

The following requirements must be met by students enrolling in preparatory law enforcement officer training:

  • Be 18 years of age or older.
  • Possess a general educational development diploma or be a high school graduate.
  • Possess either a two‐year associate degree from a Wisconsin technical college system district or its accredited equivalent from another state or a minimum of 40‐accredited credits (semester credits) or 90‐accredited quarter credits.
  • Possess a valid Wisconsin driver’s license or other such valid operator’s permit recognized by the Wisconsin Department of Transportation as authorizing operation of a motor vehicle in Wisconsin.
  • Must not have been convicted of any federal felony or of any offense which if committed in Wisconsin could be punished as a felony unless the applicant has been granted an absolute and unconditional pardon.
  • Must not have been convicted of any misdemeanor crime of domestic violence unless the applicant has been granted an absolute and unconditional pardon.
  • Be citizens of the United States.
  • Undergo a medical assessment by a Wisconsin licensed physician, physician assistant, or nurse practitioner to verify that they can meet the physical standards required of a law enforcement officer.
  • Complete a satisfactory oral interview with a panel of law enforcement executives or with teaching or counseling staff affiliated with the training school to determine suitability for law enforcement employment and to assess applicant demeanor, background and ability to communicate.

Cost for the 720 Academy:
The cost for the 720 Law Enforcement Academy is $5,000. This is based upon an estimated $3,700 tuition costs and an additional estimated $1,300 for law enforcement skills evaluation fees.

Application Fee: 

$30 Application Fee

Application: 

Application

Program Code: 

CRJU

First Term: 

Overview of Patrol Response
Physical Fitness
Application of Investigations
Overview of Criminal Justice
Principles of Emergency Vehicle Response
Sensitive Crimes
Overview of Investigations
Application of Traffic Response
Principles of Investigations
Principles of Tactics
Overview of Tactics
Scenario Assessment

Graduates: 

64

Graduates Responding: 

6

Employed In Non-related Occupations: 

2

Seeking Employment: 

0

Continuing Education: 

2

Not in Labor Market: 

2

Part Time: Responding: 

0

Full Time: Responding: 

3

Full Time: Average Hours Per Week: 

43

Full Time: Median Hourly Wage: 

$19.00

Full Time: Hourly Wage Range: 

$19.00

Full Time: Median Annual Salary: 

$50,000

Related Occupations: 

Armed Security Officer, Deputy Sheriff, Amazon Delivery

Program Number: 

305042

Explore Courses Body: 

Western offers most courses in a 7-week format, but course length can vary. There are two 7-week sessions in each term, so courses listed below may not be taken at the same time. See www.westerntc.edu/7-weeks for more information.

This course list gives you an idea of what coursework will be required but is not the official list. Current students should use the MyWestern self-service portal for academic planning.

Secondary Description: 

Find out more about Western's Public Safety Training Facility.

To view the Criminal Justice-Law Enforcement 720 Academy program’s required disclosure on professional licensure, please click here.

University Transfer Agreement: 

University of Wisconsin-Stout

Typical Start: 

Spring, Summer

Refrigeration, Air Conditioning & Heating Service Technician

Financial Aid Available: 

Financial Aid Eligible

Western's HVAC Technician technical diploma program will prepare you for an in-demand career in the installation, maintenance, and repair of heating, cooling, and refrigeration equipment.

With an emphasis on energy conservation, a concern for air quality, and the environmental impact of cooling agents, you'll be well-prepared for entry-level positions working on residential and commercial heating, cooling, and refrigeration units. Opportunities can be found as a service technician for an air conditioning, refrigeration, and heating systems dealer; in building maintenance; or in manufacturing.

Additionally, the program offers a valuable job shadowing experience, providing practical insights and enhancing your readiness for a successful career in HVAC technology.

This technical diploma is a pathway to the Air Conditioning, Heating, and Refrigeration associate degree so you can continue your education for additional career and earning opportunities.

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HVAC Technician
HVAC Service Technician
Maintenance Technician
Refrigeration Installation Repairer
Commercial HVAC Service Technician
Building Maintenance Technician

Program Credits: 

30.00

Total Cost: 

$4 924.50

Pathway: 

Refrigeration, Air Conditioning & Heating Service Technician

Application Fee: 

$30 Application Fee

Application: 

Application

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Program Code: 

RAHS

First Term: 

Construction Industry Basics
Introduction to Refrigeration
Heating Systems
Electric Circuits for HVACR
Work-Based Learning & Observation
College Math
Strengths Seminar

Second Term: 

HVACR Air Hand, Psych & IAQ
HVACR Res Htg & Cool Loads
Electric Motors and Controls in HVACR
Refrigeration Systems
Air Conditioning
Oral/Interpersonal Comm

Graduates: 

32

Graduates Responding: 

10

Employed In Non-related Occupations: 

1

Seeking Employment: 

0

Continuing Education: 

2

Not in Labor Market: 

2

Part Time: Responding: 

0

Full Time: Responding: 

4

Full Time: Average Hours Per Week: 

40

Full Time: Median Hourly Wage: 

$21.15

Full Time: Hourly Wage Range: 

$18.00-$24.61

Related Occupations: 

HVAC Tech, HVAC Installer, Steamfitter

Program Number: 

314011

Explore Courses Body: 

Western offers most courses in a 7-week format, but course length can vary. There are two 7-week sessions in each term, so courses listed below may not be taken at the same time. See www.westerntc.edu/7-weeks for more information.

This course list gives you an idea of what coursework will be required but is not the official list. Current students should use the MyWestern self-service portal for academic planning.

Secondary Description: 

To view the Refrigeration, Air Conditioning & Heating Service Technician program’s required disclosure on professional licensure, please click here.

Typical Start: 

Fall

Sales Representative

Financial Aid Available: 

Financial Aid Eligible

Strong sales skills can set you up for remarkable career success, and Western's Sales Representative program provides the foundation you need. You'll acquire a range of interpersonal, technical, and professional skills that will prepare you for a fulfilling career in inside, outside, or retail sales, as well as customer service roles. The courses cover vital subjects like business principles, marketing, finance, communication, and sales strategies, emphasizing ethical practices.

This technical diploma represents the third step in the Customer Service and Sales Career Pathway. Successful completion of this program provides you with valuable business credentials, opening doors to employment opportunities, promotions, and increased earning potential. Or, you can choose to pursue an associate degree in Sales Management.

We offer the flexibility of online and blended format classes, making it easier for you to access and complete your education in a manner that suits your schedule and learning preferences.

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Sales Associate
Customer Service Representative
Inside/Outside Sales Representative
Retail Sales Representative
Business Associate

Program Credits: 

30.00

Total Cost: 

$4 924.50

Pathway: 

Sales Representative

Application Fee: 

$30 Application Fee

Application: 

Application

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Program Code: 

SLRP

First Term: 

Business Concepts
Computer Apps for Business
Selling Principles
Quality Customer Service
Strengths Seminar

Second Term: 

Marketing Principles
Advanced Professional Selling
Content Marketing
English Composition 1

Third Term: 

Business Financials
Speech

Program Number: 

311048

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Western offers most courses in a 7-week format, but course length can vary. There are two 7-week sessions in each term, so courses listed below may not be taken at the same time. See www.westerntc.edu/7-weeks for more information.

This course list gives you an idea of what coursework will be required but is not the official list. Current students should use the MyWestern self-service portal for academic planning.

Typical Start: 

Fall

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