Madison College strives to make data-driven decisions that promote student recruitment, retention, success and process.

Federal- and state-mandated reports are compiled to provide information about Madison College graduates and meet accreditation requirements.

Open Record Data Requests

Contact Ali Zarrinnam, Vice President of Strategic Enrollment Management to access data per open records law.

Email: OpenRecordsRequest@madisoncollege.edu
Phone: 608.246.6446 

Wisconsin Open Records Law follows FERPA requirements, which prohibit the release of non-directory data information and permit the release of directory data information. Wisconsin Open Records Law cannot compel the release of non-directory data. In general, Madison College must release student directory data under a public record request. Student information with a FERPA hold will not be released under a public record request.

View our Public Records Request regulation (PDF) to learn more about requesting records. 

Solomon Act Data Requests

Email irdm@madisoncollege.edu from your official government email address.

  • Enrollment Data

    2022-2023 Enrollment Data

    Truax Campus
    Headcount: 14,443
    FTEs: 3,270

    Commercial Avenue Education Center       
    Headcount: 1,536
    FTEs: 168.4

    South Madison Campus     
    Headcount: 2,544
    FTEs: 415.3

    Fort Atkinson Campus
    Headcount: 931
    FTEs: 55.9

    Portage Campus    
    Headcount: 1,338
    FTEs: 40.0

    Reedsburg Campus
    Headcount: 1,086
    FTEs: 64.9

    Watertown Campus
    Headcount: 609
    FTEs: 33.2

    Online
    Headcount: 12,337
    FTEs: 3,285.3

    Total Enrollments
    Headcount: 26,431
    FTEs: 7,330.0

    * Includes dual credit students
    * Students may be counted in multiple categories
    * FTEs = Full Time Equivalents

  • Gainful Employment Report

    The Gainful Employment Report was designed by the U.S. Department of Education to protect students from taking on unsustainable debt so they have an easier time paying for career training. Madison College students can use this data to help make informed decisions about which program to apply to and to meet their potential for gainful employment after graduation. On August 13, 2019, Madison College elected to participate in the early implementation process eliminating the requirement to report Gainful Employment information and disclosures online and to students.

    Students are encouraged to use O*Net OnLine, which provides details about the workforce to job seekers, workforce development and human resources professionals, students and researchers.

  • Graduate Employment Report

    The 2023 Graduate Employment Report (Excel) provides information about the types of jobs Madison College students secure after graduation, based on the results of the annual Graduate Employment Survey. If you have trouble accessing this report, please contact us at irdm@madisoncollege.edu.

    The survey attempts to answer:

    • Are Madison College graduates successful in gaining employment related to their field of study?
    • How do graduates feel about the training they received at Madison College?
    • Where are graduates employed? When were they hired? How much do they earn?

    The Graduate Employment Report is useful to counselors, current and prospective Madison College students, and employers. It also provides valuable data for developing the college's programs and curriculum, and complies with state and federal reporting requirements.

    All program graduates are sent a survey six months after graduation and extensive efforts are made to maximize the response rate of the survey. Calculations of response rates and placement rates, opinions and salaries are based upon the responses provided by the program graduates.

    Graduate Employment Report data can also be found on our program web pages. 

  • Student Outcome Summary

    Graduation

    The 3-year graduation rate for full-time students entering in Fall 2019 was 36.8 percent.

    Transfer

    The 3-year transfer out rate for full-time students entering in Fall 2019 was 25.5 percent.

    Retention 

    43.5 percent of entering full-time students in Fall of 2020 continued the following Fall.
     

    Source: NCCBP