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Get an at-a-glance introduction to Gateway Technical College through a wide range of facts and figures about the college. Learn about our student population, our campuses and centers, our programs, our graduates, our impact on the community and more.

If you need additional information or have questions, please contact the Office of Institutional Research at research@gtc.edu.

2024-25

21,363 Students Served in 2024-25. 8,653 Credential-seeking Students. 3,643 Pre-college Students. 3,081 Continuing Education Students. 7,642 Dual Credit Students. 169 Apprenticeship Students.
86% of students from the tri-county district.
45% students of color.
28 - average age of our students
70 plus career programs including 22 online
84 percent part-time program students
$150 cost per credit hour - half the cost of area 4-year universities
22 million dollars plus in financial aid awarded to 3,084 students
$573,378 in Gateway Foundation direct aid changing the lives of 673 students
Over 4.8 million dollars saved by high schools students earning dual credit
2075 graduates and 961 certificates awarded
95 percent of Gateway graduates are happy with their education
89 percent of graduates are employed
116 agreements with four-year colleges to further graduates' academic opportunities
70 percent of graduates work in the Gateway district
42 Businesses upskilled their workforce through customized training
31.49 percent state aid. 29.54 percent property tax. 20.44 percent grants. 9.23 percent student tuition and fees. 9.30 percent other
140,286,709 dollars total revenue - Gateway maintains a triple A bond rating from Moody's, the highest rating possible

Learn more about the economic impact of Gateway Technical College in the tri-county area. View Economic Impact Study Executive Summary.

Gateway Technical College is fully accredited by the Higher Learning Commission. The college is a member of the Wisconsin Technical College System. Gateway is an affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity Institution and complies with all requirements of the Americans with Disabilities Act. (1/2026)