Contact

Enrollment Services


Truax A1000
Enrollment Services
1701 Wright Street
Madison WI 53704

CALL: (608) 246-6210 or (800) 322-6282 (deaf/hh: use 711 relay)
FAX: (608) 243-4353
Email

HOURS:

Phone
Monday - Tuesday: 8 a.m. - 6 p.m.
Wednesday - Thursday: 8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Friday: 9:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.

In-person
Monday - Thursday: 8:15 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Friday: 9:30 a.m. - 4 p.m.


Student Computer Help

Student Account Creation

Your student account gives you access to class registration, college email, your student portal (myMadisonCollege) and more. Submitting an admissions application creates your student account, but you still must activate it. Financial aid applications do not create student accounts.

Create/activate your student account now to begin exploring its many uses. 

Once you finish the account creation process, you have the following credentials:

  • Student ID number. A seven-digit number that uniquely identifies you in our database. This number is printed on your student ID card. (OneCard).
  • Username. Based on your name, this is required when logging into college systems and resources.
  • Password. This is also required when logging into college systems and resources. You can change your password at any time.
  • Challenge question. A safeguard in case you forget your username or password.
Account Usage

Account Usage

You can use your student account to access a variety of systems and resources at Madison College:

  • Any district workstation
  • Student email - a free, web-based Outlook account
  • myMadisonCollege - the student portal where your student record is maintained
  • Blackboard - a course management system many instructors use
  • The LINK - your connection to student life and activities
User Access Agreement

User Access Agreement

When you create/activate your Student Account, you agree that you will use Madison College computer resources in compliance with all aspects of the Student Code of Conduct, and the Student Computer Systems Guidelines. Among other things, this means you agree that:

  • You will not use any of the College's microcomputers, workstations, or networks for anything other than a Madison College course, research project, personal communications, enrichment activities or college-related official business.
  • You will not allow anyone else to use your account or access privileges to gain access to any of the College's computers, workstations, or networks.
  • You will not share your password(s) for any of my Madison College accounts with anyone for any reason.
  • You will not attempt to gain unauthorized access to any computer or network - including any computers or networks in remote locations or that are not owned or managed by Madison College.
  • You will report any security violations and/or risks that you become aware of to the Technology Services Help Desk.
  • Furthermore, you understand that if you do not abide by the rules stated above - or any other rules contained within the Student Code of Conduct, or the Student Computer Systems Guidelines - you will be subjected to disciplinary action as defined in these documents.

According to the "Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974" (FERPA), name is considered to be directory information. Therefore, it may be released to anyone making an inquiry. Madison College's email system provides a directory containing student name and account username. However, you have the right to request that your directory information not be disclosed. You can make this request online in your myMadisonCollege Classic Portal under the Personal Information section. You may also visit Enrollment Services to make this request. You must present a picture ID at the time of your request. Madison College will not assume responsibility for disclosure or distribution of your account username.

If you do not want to create your account online, you can have Enrollment Services create it for you. Simply complete the New Student Account Creation Form (PDF, 218KB) and bring it with a photo ID to the Truax Enrollment Services office, the Downtown Student Services Center or any regional or metro campus office.