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Wisconsin Technical College System. In addition to the Minnesota agreement, the Wisconsin Technical College System currently has reciprocity agreements with institutions in Michi- gan, Illinois, and Iowa. Unlike the Minnesota agree- ment, these agreements are between individual technical college districts in each state and apply only to residents of those districts. The agreement with Michigan, which was first established in 1981, involves three Wisconsin tech- nical college districts, Nicolet, Indianhead, and Northeast, and two community colleges in Michi- gan, Bay de Noc and Gogebic. Under the agree- ment, Michigan residents attending any of the three Wisconsin technical colleges pay Wisconsin's resident tuition rate plus a $5 /credit surcharge and Wisconsin students attending the Michigan col- leges pay the Michigan out-of-district resident tui- tion rate. In addition, the agreement provides that a resident of one of the states whose employer is located in the other state and whose employer pays his or her tuition, is considered a resident of the other state for tuition purposes. The agreement is renewed automatically each year and does not specify particular programs in which students may enroll. In 2009-10, 943 Michigan resident students (252.25 FTE) attended Northeast Technical College. In addition, three Michigan resident students (1.13 FTE) who were enrolled in a program shared by Northeast and Fox Valley Technical Colleges at- tended Fox Valley Technical College under the agreement. Three WTCS districts have reciprocity agree- ments with colleges in Illinois. Gateway Technical College has agreements with the College of Lake County, XxXxxxx County College and Rock Valley College. Blackhawk and Chippewa Valley also have agreements with Rock Valley. Under the cur- rent agreements, participating students from both states are charged Wiscon sin resident tuition. While priority for admission is given to residents of the state in which the college is located, after their first semester, students enrolled under the agree- ment are given the same priority as residents. However, no state resident may be displaced due to either agreement. During the 2009-10 academic year, 51 Illinois students (24.21 FTE) attended a technical college in Wisconsin, with 31 at Black- hawk and 20 at Gateway. In addition, the Southwest Technical College in Wisconsin has an agreement with Northeast Iowa Community College, which has campuses in Cal- mar and Peosta, Iowa. Under the agreement with Iowa, students are ch...
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Wisconsin Technical College System. In addition to the Minnesota agreement, the Wisconsin Technical College System currently has reciprocity agreements with institutions in Michi- gan, Illinois and Iowa. Unlike the Minnesota agree- ment, these agreements are between individual technical college districts in each state and apply only to residents of those districts. The agreement with Michigan, which was first established in 1981, invo lves three Wisconsin technical college districts (Nicolet, Indianhead and Northeast) and Bay de Noc Community College

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