Click on a program below to review its admission requirements.
Reference Guides for additional program requirements:
Clinical/Practicum Clearance Requirements instruction sheets are available at the bottom of our Forms webpage.
Gateway follows a priority placement process for students admitted into this program. Priority placement provides a clear path to securing a spot in our high-demand programs. Students admitted into this program progress through three stages pre-core, core-ready and core-active as they work to complete their degree.
Admitted students must complete the academic preparedness items below to become Core-Ready.
Notes:
(1) Non-US citizens must register as an Alien Flight Student Candidate with the Transportation Security Administration's Alien Flight Student Program. You must have TSA/AFSP approval in order to petition to start flight training. This is a multi-step process that may take a month or more. For questions regarding the TSA/AFSP process, contact Greg Patchel, at patchelg@gtc.edu.
(2) Gateway's program meets the licensure requirements for the State of Wisconsin. Gateway has not determined if the program meets the licensure requirements of any other state.
Note: The program of study that you have selected has a required clinical component for graduation. Each clinical placement has site specific requirements (such as proof of vaccinations like flu or COVID-19), tuberculosis (TB) testing, which are subject to change with little or no notice. These may include proof of vaccinations (like flu or COVID-19), tuberculosis (TB) testing, and other health screenings.
Gateway follows a priority placement process for students admitted into this program. Priority placement provides a clear path to securing a spot in our high-demand programs. Students admitted into this program progress through three stages pre-core, core-ready and core-active as they work to complete their degree.
Admitted students must complete the academic preparedness items below to become Core-Ready.
Note: Due to federal clock-to-credit regulations, three of the Practical Nursing program courses are not fully financial aid eligible. Students can reduce the financial aid impact by following their scheduled part-time or full-time curriculum track. Learn more.
After being awarded a seat in core courses through the priority placement process students are Core-Active and will complete the following:
Background and Health Information requirement questions?
Please contact the Admissions Office at admissionsoffice@gtc.edu.
Note: Gateway's program meets the licensure requirements for the State of Wisconsin. Gateway has not determined if the program meets the licensure requirements of any other state.
Note: Gateway's program meets the licensure requirements for the State of Wisconsin. Gateway has not determined if the program meets the licensure requirements of any other state.
Note: Due to federal clock-to-credit regulations, the Gateway to Success course is not fully financial aid eligible for your program. Students can reduce the financial aid impact by following their scheduled part-time or full-time curriculum track. Learn more.
Note: Due to federal clock-to-credit regulations, the Gateway to Success course is not fully financial aid eligible for your program. Students can reduce the financial aid impact by following their scheduled part-time or full-time curriculum track. Learn more.
Note: Due to federal clock-to-credit regulations, the Gateway to Success course is not fully financial aid eligible for your program. Students can reduce the financial aid impact by following their scheduled part-time or full-time curriculum track. Learn more.
Note: Gateway's program meets the licensure requirements for the State of Wisconsin. Gateway has not determined if the program meets the licensure requirements of any other state.
LEA is a two-part application process
Step I - Submit the following:
Step II- Interview:
Background and Health Information requirement questions?
Please contact the Admissions Office at admissionsoffice@gtc.edu.
Note: Gateway's program meets the licensure requirements for the State of Wisconsin. Gateway has not determined if the program meets the licensure requirements of any other state.
Note: The program of study that you have selected has a required clinical component for graduation. Each clinical placement has site specific requirements (such as proof of vaccinations like flu or COVID-19), tuberculosis (TB) testing, which are subject to change with little or no notice. These may include proof of vaccinations (like flu or COVID-19), tuberculosis (TB) testing, and other health screenings.
Gateway follows a priority placement process for students admitted into this program. Priority placement provides a clear path to securing a spot in our high-demand programs. Students admitted into this program progress through three stages pre-core, core-ready and core-active as they work to complete their degree.
Admitted students must complete the academic preparedness items below to become Core-Ready.
Note: Due to federal clock-to-credit regulations, three of the Dental Assistant program courses are not fully financial aid eligible. Students can reduce the financial aid impact by following their scheduled part-time or full-time curriculum track. Learn more.
After being awarded a seat in core courses through the priority placement process students are Core-Active and will complete the following:
Background and Health Information requirement questions?
Please contact the Admissions Office at admissionsoffice@gtc.edu.
Admitted students must complete the items below prior to registering for core courses.
Note: Due to federal clock-to-credit regulations, the Gateway to Success course is not fully financial aid eligible for your program. Students can reduce the financial aid impact by following their scheduled part-time or full-time curriculum track. Learn more.
After Acceptance
Background and Health Information requirement questions?
Please contact the Admissions Office at admissionsoffice@gtc.edu.
Note: Gateway's program meets the licensure requirements for the State of Wisconsin. Gateway has not determined if the program meets the licensure requirements of any other state.
Note: Gateway's program meets the licensure requirements for the State of Wisconsin. Gateway has not determined if the program meets the licensure requirements of any other state.
After Acceptance
Background and Health Information requirement questions?
Please contact the Admissions Office at admissionsoffice@gtc.edu.
Note: Due to federal clock-to-credit regulations, the Gateway to Success course is not fully financial aid eligible for your program. Students can reduce the financial aid impact by following their scheduled part-time or full-time curriculum track. Learn more.
Note: Due to federal clock-to-credit regulations, the Gateway to Success course is not fully financial aid eligible for your program. Students can reduce the financial aid impact by following their scheduled part-time or full-time curriculum track. Learn more.
Note: Gateway's program meets the licensure requirements for the State of Wisconsin. Gateway has not determined if the program meets the licensure requirements of any other state.
Admitted students must complete the items below prior to registering for core courses.
Background and Health Information requirement questions?
Please contact the Admissions Office at admissionsoffice@gtc.edu.
Note: Gateway's program meets the licensure requirements for the State of Wisconsin. Gateway has not determined if the program meets the licensure requirements of any other state.
The Funeral Services program is a shared program with Milwaukee Area Technical College. Students choosing to take classes for the Funeral Services program at Gateway are able to complete up to 30 credits toward the degree at MATC. Only three (3) seats for the Funeral Services program at MATC are for this shared program.
To indicate your intent to complete this program, complete an Application for Admission. Gateway follows a priority placement process for students admitted into this program.
For priority placement through Gateway for admission to the Funeral Services program, students must submit completion of the following requirements:
Interested students should consult the MATC website for program and admission requirements. Students will be admitted to the program and receive financial aid through MATC.
For program details visit: https://www.matc.edu/course-catalog/community-human-services/funeral-service.html
To apply: https://www.matc.edu/apply/
The LPN to ADN bridge program is designed for an LPN to continue their education to progress to an RN. This program will allow an experienced LPN to enroll into third semester nursing courses to continue working towards the associate degree. Applicants to the LPN to ADN Bridge must be a current LPN.
Note: The program of study that you have selected has a required clinical component for graduation. Each clinical placement has site specific requirements (such as proof of vaccinations like flu or COVID-19), tuberculosis (TB) testing, which are subject to change with little or no notice. These may include proof of vaccinations (like flu or COVID-19), tuberculosis (TB) testing, and other health screenings.
Gateway follows a priority placement process for students admitted into this program. Priority placement provides a clear path to securing a spot in our high-demand programs. Students admitted into this program progress through three stages pre-core, core-ready and core-active as they work to complete their degree.
Admitted students must complete the academic preparedness items below to become Core-Ready.
After being awarded a seat in core courses through the priority placement process students are Core-Active and will complete the following:
Once a student has completed all requirements, been awarded a seat through the priority placement process to become Core-Active, and successfully passed the transition course, credit will be provided for Nursing program courses 543-101 through 543-108.
Background and Health Information requirement questions?
Please contact the Admissions Office at admissionsoffice@gtc.edu.
Note: Gateway's program meets the licensure requirements for the State of Wisconsin. Gateway has not determined if the program meets the licensure requirements of any other state.
Note: The program of study that you have selected has a required practicum component for graduation. Each practicum placement has site specific requirements (such as proof of vaccinations like flu or COVID-19), tuberculosis (TB) testing, which are subject to change with little or no notice. These may include proof of vaccinations (like flu or COVID-19), tuberculosis (TB) testing, and other health screenings.
Admitted students must complete the items below prior to registering for core courses.
Note: Due to federal clock-to-credit regulations, three of the Medical Assistant program courses are not fully financial aid eligible. Students can reduce the financial aid impact by following their scheduled part-time or full-time curriculum track. Learn more.
After registering for practicum students will complete the following:
Background and Health Information requirement questions?
Please contact the Admissions Office at admissionsoffice@gtc.edu.
Note: The program of study that you have selected has a required clinical component for graduation. Each clinical placement has site specific requirements (such as proof of vaccinations like flu or COVID-19), tuberculosis (TB) testing, which are subject to change with little or no notice. These may include proof of vaccinations (like flu or COVID-19), tuberculosis (TB) testing, and other health screenings.
Gateway follows a priority placement process for students admitted into this program. Priority placement provides a clear path to securing a spot in our high-demand programs. Students admitted into this program progress through three stages pre-core, core-ready and core-active as they work to complete their degree.
Admitted students must complete the academic preparedness items below to become Core-Ready.
After being awarded a seat in core courses through the priority placement process students are Core-Active and will complete the following:
Background and Health Information requirement questions?
Please contact the Admissions Office at admissionsoffice@gtc.edu.
Note: The program of study that you have selected has a required clinical component for graduation. Each clinical placement has site specific requirements (such as proof of vaccinations like flu or COVID-19), tuberculosis (TB) testing, which are subject to change with little or no notice. These may include proof of vaccinations (like flu or COVID-19), tuberculosis (TB) testing, and other health screenings.
Gateway follows a priority placement process for students admitted into this program. Priority placement provides a clear path to securing a spot in our high-demand programs. Students admitted into this program progress through three stages pre-core, core-ready and core-active as they work to complete their degree.
Admitted students must complete the academic preparedness items below to become Core-Ready.
After being awarded a seat in core courses through the priority placement process students are Core-Active and will complete the following:
Background and Health Information requirement questions?
Please contact the Admissions Office at admissionsoffice@gtc.edu.
Note: Gateway's program meets the licensure requirements for the State of Wisconsin. Gateway has not determined if the program meets the licensure requirements of any other state.
Students must be 16 years of age or older to take the course.
Note: The program of study that you have selected has a required clinical component for graduation. Each clinical placement has site specific requirements (such as proof of vaccinations like flu or COVID-19), tuberculosis (TB) testing, which are subject to change with little or no notice. These may include proof of vaccinations (like flu or COVID-19), tuberculosis (TB) testing, and other health screenings.
Background and Health Information requirement questions?
Please contact the Admissions Office at admissionsoffice@gtc.edu.
Note: Gateway's program meets the licensure requirements for the State of Wisconsin. Gateway has not determined if the program meets the licensure requirements of any other state.
After Acceptance
Background and Health Information requirement questions?
Please contact the Admissions Office at admissionsoffice@gtc.edu.
Note: Gateway's program meets the licensure requirements for the State of Wisconsin. Gateway has not determined if the program meets the licensure requirements of any other state.
Note: The program of study that you have selected has a required clinical component for graduation. Each clinical placement has site specific requirements (such as proof of vaccinations like flu or COVID-19), tuberculosis (TB) testing, which are subject to change with little or no notice. These may include proof of vaccinations (like flu or COVID-19), tuberculosis (TB) testing, and other health screenings.
Gateway follows a priority placement process for students admitted into this program. Priority placement provides a clear path to securing a spot in our high-demand programs. Students admitted into this program progress through three stages pre-core, core-ready and core-active as they work to complete their degree.
Admitted students must complete the academic preparedness items below to become Core-Ready.
After being awarded a seat in core courses through the priority placement process students are Core-Active and will complete the following:
Background and Health Information requirement questions?
Please contact the Admissions Office at admissionsoffice@gtc.edu.
Note: Gateway's program meets the licensure requirements for the State of Wisconsin. Gateway has not determined if the program meets the licensure requirements of any other state.
After acceptance
Background and Health Information requirement questions?
Please contact the Admissions Office at admissionsoffice@gtc.edu.
Note: Due to federal clock-to-credit regulations, the Gateway to Success course is not fully financial aid eligible for your program. Students can reduce the financial aid impact by following their scheduled part-time or full-time curriculum track. Learn more.
Note: The program of study that you have selected has a required clinical component for graduation. Each clinical placement has site specific requirements (such as proof of vaccinations like flu or COVID-19), tuberculosis (TB) testing, which are subject to change with little or no notice. These may include proof of vaccinations (like flu or COVID-19), tuberculosis (TB) testing, and other health screenings.
Gateway follows a priority placement process for students admitted into this program. Priority placement provides a clear path to securing a spot in our high-demand programs. Students admitted into this program progress through three stages pre-core, core-ready and core-active as they work to complete their degree.
Admitted students must complete the academic preparedness items below to become Core-Ready.
After being awarded a seat in core courses through the priority placement process students are Core-Active and will complete the following:
Background and Health Information requirement questions?
Please contact the Admissions Office at admissionsoffice@gtc.edu.
Note: Gateway's program meets the licensure requirements for the State of Wisconsin. Gateway has not determined if the program meets the licensure requirements of any other state.
Note: The program of study that you have selected has a required clinical component for graduation. Each clinical placement has site specific requirements (such as proof of vaccinations like flu or COVID-19), tuberculosis (TB) testing, which are subject to change with little or no notice. These may include proof of vaccinations (like flu or COVID-19), tuberculosis (TB) testing, and other health screenings.
Gateway follows a priority placement process for students admitted into this program. Priority placement provides a clear path to securing a spot in our high-demand programs. Students admitted into this program progress through three stages pre-core, core-ready and core-active as they work to complete their degree.
Admitted students must complete the academic preparedness items below to become Core-Ready.
After being awarded a seat in core courses through the priority placement process students are Core-Active and will complete the following:
Background and Health Information requirement questions?
Please contact the Admissions Office at admissionsoffice@gtc.edu.
Admission requirements are subject to change in compliance with Department of Transportation Regulations. **Please note: This is a high demand program with limited openings. Program acceptance is required for registration; courses are available on a first-come, first-served basis.
During the first program course students will:
Note: Gateway's program meets the licensure requirements for the State of Wisconsin. Gateway has not determined if the program meets the licensure requirements of any other state.
Gateway follows a priority placement process for students admitted into this program. Priority placement provides a clear path to securing a spot in our high-demand programs. Students admitted into this program progress through three stages pre-core, core-ready and core-active as they work to complete their degree.
Admitted students must complete the academic preparedness items below to become Core-Ready.
After being awarded a seat in core courses through the priority placement process students are Core-Active and will complete the following:
Background and Health Information requirement questions?
Please contact the Admissions Office at admissionsoffice@gtc.edu.
Note: Gateway's program meets the licensure requirements for the State of Wisconsin. Gateway has not determined if the program meets the licensure requirements of any other state.
Note: Due to federal clock-to-credit regulations, the Gateway to Success course is not fully financial aid eligible for your program. Students can reduce the financial aid impact by following their scheduled part-time or full-time curriculum track. Learn more.
Gateway follows a priority placement process for students admitted into this program. Priority placement provides a clear path to securing a spot in our high-demand programs. Students admitted into this program progress through three stages pre-core, core-ready and core-active as they work to complete their degree.
Admitted students must complete the academic preparedness items below to become Core-Ready.
Notes:
(1) Non-US citizens must register as an Alien Flight Student Candidate with the Transportation Security Administration's Alien Flight Student Program. You must have TSA/AFSP approval in order to petition to start flight training. This is a multi-step process that may take a month or more. For questions regarding the TSA/AFSP process, contact Greg Patchel, at patchelg@gtc.edu.
(2) Gateway's program meets the licensure requirements for the State of Wisconsin. Gateway has not determined if the program meets the licensure requirements of any other state.
Note: The program of study that you have selected has a required clinical component for graduation. Each clinical placement has site specific requirements (such as proof of vaccinations like flu or COVID-19), tuberculosis (TB) testing, which are subject to change with little or no notice. These may include proof of vaccinations (like flu or COVID-19), tuberculosis (TB) testing, and other health screenings.
Gateway follows a priority placement process for students admitted into this program. Priority placement provides a clear path to securing a spot in our high-demand programs. Students admitted into this program progress through three stages pre-core, core-ready and core-active as they work to complete their degree.
Admitted students must complete the academic preparedness items below to become Core-Ready.
Note: Due to federal clock-to-credit regulations, three of the Practical Nursing program courses are not fully financial aid eligible. Students can reduce the financial aid impact by following their scheduled part-time or full-time curriculum track. Learn more.
After being awarded a seat in core courses through the priority placement process students are Core-Active and will complete the following:
Background and Health Information requirement questions?
Please contact the Admissions Office at admissionsoffice@gtc.edu.
Note: Gateway's program meets the licensure requirements for the State of Wisconsin. Gateway has not determined if the program meets the licensure requirements of any other state.
Note: Gateway's program meets the licensure requirements for the State of Wisconsin. Gateway has not determined if the program meets the licensure requirements of any other state.
Note: Due to federal clock-to-credit regulations, the Gateway to Success course is not fully financial aid eligible for your program. Students can reduce the financial aid impact by following their scheduled part-time or full-time curriculum track. Learn more.
Note: Due to federal clock-to-credit regulations, the Gateway to Success course is not fully financial aid eligible for your program. Students can reduce the financial aid impact by following their scheduled part-time or full-time curriculum track. Learn more.
Note: Due to federal clock-to-credit regulations, the Gateway to Success course is not fully financial aid eligible for your program. Students can reduce the financial aid impact by following their scheduled part-time or full-time curriculum track. Learn more.
Note: Gateway's program meets the licensure requirements for the State of Wisconsin. Gateway has not determined if the program meets the licensure requirements of any other state.
LEA is a two-part application process
Step I - Submit the following:
Step II- Interview:
Background and Health Information requirement questions?
Please contact the Admissions Office at admissionsoffice@gtc.edu.
Note: Gateway's program meets the licensure requirements for the State of Wisconsin. Gateway has not determined if the program meets the licensure requirements of any other state.
Note: The program of study that you have selected has a required clinical component for graduation. Each clinical placement has site specific requirements (such as proof of vaccinations like flu or COVID-19), tuberculosis (TB) testing, which are subject to change with little or no notice. These may include proof of vaccinations (like flu or COVID-19), tuberculosis (TB) testing, and other health screenings.
Gateway follows a priority placement process for students admitted into this program. Priority placement provides a clear path to securing a spot in our high-demand programs. Students admitted into this program progress through three stages pre-core, core-ready and core-active as they work to complete their degree.
Admitted students must complete the academic preparedness items below to become Core-Ready.
Note: Due to federal clock-to-credit regulations, three of the Dental Assistant program courses are not fully financial aid eligible. Students can reduce the financial aid impact by following their scheduled part-time or full-time curriculum track. Learn more.
After being awarded a seat in core courses through the priority placement process students are Core-Active and will complete the following:
Background and Health Information requirement questions?
Please contact the Admissions Office at admissionsoffice@gtc.edu.
Admitted students must complete the items below prior to registering for core courses.
Note: Due to federal clock-to-credit regulations, the Gateway to Success course is not fully financial aid eligible for your program. Students can reduce the financial aid impact by following their scheduled part-time or full-time curriculum track. Learn more.
After Acceptance
Background and Health Information requirement questions?
Please contact the Admissions Office at admissionsoffice@gtc.edu.
Note: Gateway's program meets the licensure requirements for the State of Wisconsin. Gateway has not determined if the program meets the licensure requirements of any other state.
Note: Gateway's program meets the licensure requirements for the State of Wisconsin. Gateway has not determined if the program meets the licensure requirements of any other state.
After Acceptance
Background and Health Information requirement questions?
Please contact the Admissions Office at admissionsoffice@gtc.edu.
Note: Due to federal clock-to-credit regulations, the Gateway to Success course is not fully financial aid eligible for your program. Students can reduce the financial aid impact by following their scheduled part-time or full-time curriculum track. Learn more.
Note: Due to federal clock-to-credit regulations, the Gateway to Success course is not fully financial aid eligible for your program. Students can reduce the financial aid impact by following their scheduled part-time or full-time curriculum track. Learn more.
Note: Gateway's program meets the licensure requirements for the State of Wisconsin. Gateway has not determined if the program meets the licensure requirements of any other state.
Admitted students must complete the items below prior to registering for core courses.
Background and Health Information requirement questions?
Please contact the Admissions Office at admissionsoffice@gtc.edu.
Note: Gateway's program meets the licensure requirements for the State of Wisconsin. Gateway has not determined if the program meets the licensure requirements of any other state.
The Funeral Services program is a shared program with Milwaukee Area Technical College. Students choosing to take classes for the Funeral Services program at Gateway are able to complete up to 30 credits toward the degree at MATC. Only three (3) seats for the Funeral Services program at MATC are for this shared program.
To indicate your intent to complete this program, complete an Application for Admission. Gateway follows a priority placement process for students admitted into this program.
For priority placement through Gateway for admission to the Funeral Services program, students must submit completion of the following requirements:
Interested students should consult the MATC website for program and admission requirements. Students will be admitted to the program and receive financial aid through MATC.
For program details visit: https://www.matc.edu/course-catalog/community-human-services/funeral-service.html
To apply: https://www.matc.edu/apply/
The LPN to ADN bridge program is designed for an LPN to continue their education to progress to an RN. This program will allow an experienced LPN to enroll into third semester nursing courses to continue working towards the associate degree. Applicants to the LPN to ADN Bridge must be a current LPN.
Note: The program of study that you have selected has a required clinical component for graduation. Each clinical placement has site specific requirements (such as proof of vaccinations like flu or COVID-19), tuberculosis (TB) testing, which are subject to change with little or no notice. These may include proof of vaccinations (like flu or COVID-19), tuberculosis (TB) testing, and other health screenings.
Gateway follows a priority placement process for students admitted into this program. Priority placement provides a clear path to securing a spot in our high-demand programs. Students admitted into this program progress through three stages pre-core, core-ready and core-active as they work to complete their degree.
Admitted students must complete the academic preparedness items below to become Core-Ready.
After being awarded a seat in core courses through the priority placement process students are Core-Active and will complete the following:
Once a student has completed all requirements, been awarded a seat through the priority placement process to become Core-Active, and successfully passed the transition course, credit will be provided for Nursing program courses 543-101 through 543-108.
Background and Health Information requirement questions?
Please contact the Admissions Office at admissionsoffice@gtc.edu.
Note: Gateway's program meets the licensure requirements for the State of Wisconsin. Gateway has not determined if the program meets the licensure requirements of any other state.
Note: The program of study that you have selected has a required practicum component for graduation. Each practicum placement has site specific requirements (such as proof of vaccinations like flu or COVID-19), tuberculosis (TB) testing, which are subject to change with little or no notice. These may include proof of vaccinations (like flu or COVID-19), tuberculosis (TB) testing, and other health screenings.
Admitted students must complete the items below prior to registering for core courses.
Note: Due to federal clock-to-credit regulations, three of the Medical Assistant program courses are not fully financial aid eligible. Students can reduce the financial aid impact by following their scheduled part-time or full-time curriculum track. Learn more.
After registering for practicum students will complete the following:
Background and Health Information requirement questions?
Please contact the Admissions Office at admissionsoffice@gtc.edu.
Note: The program of study that you have selected has a required clinical component for graduation. Each clinical placement has site specific requirements (such as proof of vaccinations like flu or COVID-19), tuberculosis (TB) testing, which are subject to change with little or no notice. These may include proof of vaccinations (like flu or COVID-19), tuberculosis (TB) testing, and other health screenings.
Gateway follows a priority placement process for students admitted into this program. Priority placement provides a clear path to securing a spot in our high-demand programs. Students admitted into this program progress through three stages pre-core, core-ready and core-active as they work to complete their degree.
Admitted students must complete the academic preparedness items below to become Core-Ready.
After being awarded a seat in core courses through the priority placement process students are Core-Active and will complete the following:
Background and Health Information requirement questions?
Please contact the Admissions Office at admissionsoffice@gtc.edu.
Note: The program of study that you have selected has a required clinical component for graduation. Each clinical placement has site specific requirements (such as proof of vaccinations like flu or COVID-19), tuberculosis (TB) testing, which are subject to change with little or no notice. These may include proof of vaccinations (like flu or COVID-19), tuberculosis (TB) testing, and other health screenings.
Gateway follows a priority placement process for students admitted into this program. Priority placement provides a clear path to securing a spot in our high-demand programs. Students admitted into this program progress through three stages pre-core, core-ready and core-active as they work to complete their degree.
Admitted students must complete the academic preparedness items below to become Core-Ready.
After being awarded a seat in core courses through the priority placement process students are Core-Active and will complete the following:
Background and Health Information requirement questions?
Please contact the Admissions Office at admissionsoffice@gtc.edu.
Note: Gateway's program meets the licensure requirements for the State of Wisconsin. Gateway has not determined if the program meets the licensure requirements of any other state.
Students must be 16 years of age or older to take the course.
Note: The program of study that you have selected has a required clinical component for graduation. Each clinical placement has site specific requirements (such as proof of vaccinations like flu or COVID-19), tuberculosis (TB) testing, which are subject to change with little or no notice. These may include proof of vaccinations (like flu or COVID-19), tuberculosis (TB) testing, and other health screenings.
Background and Health Information requirement questions?
Please contact the Admissions Office at admissionsoffice@gtc.edu.
Note: Gateway's program meets the licensure requirements for the State of Wisconsin. Gateway has not determined if the program meets the licensure requirements of any other state.
After Acceptance
Background and Health Information requirement questions?
Please contact the Admissions Office at admissionsoffice@gtc.edu.
Note: Gateway's program meets the licensure requirements for the State of Wisconsin. Gateway has not determined if the program meets the licensure requirements of any other state.
Note: The program of study that you have selected has a required clinical component for graduation. Each clinical placement has site specific requirements (such as proof of vaccinations like flu or COVID-19), tuberculosis (TB) testing, which are subject to change with little or no notice. These may include proof of vaccinations (like flu or COVID-19), tuberculosis (TB) testing, and other health screenings.
Gateway follows a priority placement process for students admitted into this program. Priority placement provides a clear path to securing a spot in our high-demand programs. Students admitted into this program progress through three stages pre-core, core-ready and core-active as they work to complete their degree.
Admitted students must complete the academic preparedness items below to become Core-Ready.
After being awarded a seat in core courses through the priority placement process students are Core-Active and will complete the following:
Background and Health Information requirement questions?
Please contact the Admissions Office at admissionsoffice@gtc.edu.
Note: Gateway's program meets the licensure requirements for the State of Wisconsin. Gateway has not determined if the program meets the licensure requirements of any other state.
After acceptance
Background and Health Information requirement questions?
Please contact the Admissions Office at admissionsoffice@gtc.edu.
Note: Due to federal clock-to-credit regulations, the Gateway to Success course is not fully financial aid eligible for your program. Students can reduce the financial aid impact by following their scheduled part-time or full-time curriculum track. Learn more.
Note: The program of study that you have selected has a required clinical component for graduation. Each clinical placement has site specific requirements (such as proof of vaccinations like flu or COVID-19), tuberculosis (TB) testing, which are subject to change with little or no notice. These may include proof of vaccinations (like flu or COVID-19), tuberculosis (TB) testing, and other health screenings.
Gateway follows a priority placement process for students admitted into this program. Priority placement provides a clear path to securing a spot in our high-demand programs. Students admitted into this program progress through three stages pre-core, core-ready and core-active as they work to complete their degree.
Admitted students must complete the academic preparedness items below to become Core-Ready.
After being awarded a seat in core courses through the priority placement process students are Core-Active and will complete the following:
Background and Health Information requirement questions?
Please contact the Admissions Office at admissionsoffice@gtc.edu.
Note: Gateway's program meets the licensure requirements for the State of Wisconsin. Gateway has not determined if the program meets the licensure requirements of any other state.
Note: The program of study that you have selected has a required clinical component for graduation. Each clinical placement has site specific requirements (such as proof of vaccinations like flu or COVID-19), tuberculosis (TB) testing, which are subject to change with little or no notice. These may include proof of vaccinations (like flu or COVID-19), tuberculosis (TB) testing, and other health screenings.
Gateway follows a priority placement process for students admitted into this program. Priority placement provides a clear path to securing a spot in our high-demand programs. Students admitted into this program progress through three stages pre-core, core-ready and core-active as they work to complete their degree.
Admitted students must complete the academic preparedness items below to become Core-Ready.
After being awarded a seat in core courses through the priority placement process students are Core-Active and will complete the following:
Background and Health Information requirement questions?
Please contact the Admissions Office at admissionsoffice@gtc.edu.
Admission requirements are subject to change in compliance with Department of Transportation Regulations. **Please note: This is a high demand program with limited openings. Program acceptance is required for registration; courses are available on a first-come, first-served basis.
During the first program course students will:
Note: Gateway's program meets the licensure requirements for the State of Wisconsin. Gateway has not determined if the program meets the licensure requirements of any other state.
Gateway follows a priority placement process for students admitted into this program. Priority placement provides a clear path to securing a spot in our high-demand programs. Students admitted into this program progress through three stages pre-core, core-ready and core-active as they work to complete their degree.
Admitted students must complete the academic preparedness items below to become Core-Ready.
After being awarded a seat in core courses through the priority placement process students are Core-Active and will complete the following:
Background and Health Information requirement questions?
Please contact the Admissions Office at admissionsoffice@gtc.edu.
Note: Gateway's program meets the licensure requirements for the State of Wisconsin. Gateway has not determined if the program meets the licensure requirements of any other state.
Note: Due to federal clock-to-credit regulations, the Gateway to Success course is not fully financial aid eligible for your program. Students can reduce the financial aid impact by following their scheduled part-time or full-time curriculum track. Learn more.