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Key facts
- TypePublic
- International students150
- Nationalities45
- Total programs56
Study abroad at Fox Valley Technical College
Located in the US city of Appleton, Wisconsin, Fox Valley Technical College (FVTC) is a forward-thinking institution that prepares students for their dream careers.
As well as delivering an intensive English program specifically designed for international students, FVTC offers over 200 two-year associate degrees, technical diplomas, and certificates. With programs in aviation, business, hospitality, engineering, and more, you’ll develop the professional knowledge and skills needed for your chosen path.
FVTC is spread across two campuses, but each has its own state-of-the-art learning facilities and recreational spaces. Courses are delivered by the College’s outstanding faculty, most of whom have valuable industry experience.
With over 45 different clubs and organizations to get your teeth stuck into, your social life will be far from dull. In the unlikely event that you can’t find a club of interest, just grab a few friends and form your own society.
Why study at Fox Valley Technical College
- Hands-on learning
Laboratories, workshops, and field trips help you to develop the practical expertise employers look for
- Employability
FVTC has a proven track record of preparing students for tomorrow’s workplace and boasts a high graduate employment rate of 94%
- Student satisfaction
98% of FVTC graduates report being satisfied with their college education
Location
Fox Valley Technical College
1825 N Bluemound Dr, Appleton, WI 54912, United States
Appleton is located along the banks of the Fox River, and is known for its rich educational history and lively community spirit.
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Fees and funding
Fee information
- Undergraduate tuition
USD$6,600 per year
Visa requirements for Fox Valley Technical College
Life at Fox Valley Technical College
If you need to sharpen your language skills before enrolling in one of FVTC’s career-focused programs, you can take an English language proficiency course. It’s possible to complete this over the summer, so your capabilities will be up to scratch before the college term begins.
FVTC runs a unique student exchange club. This is where international and local students share experiences, beliefs, and ideas to promote cross-cultural understanding and global awareness. There’s also a multicultural association that helps students learn about the cultures of their peers and that of their new home.
On-campus housing is available for international and domestic students alike. Students from across the US and the world choose to live in Tech Village’s comfy apartments, so it’s a great place to form new friendships and immerse yourself in college life.
Facilities
- Computer labs
- Quiet Areas
Student reviews for Fox Valley Technical College
Jude Amboise
Studied Business Management at Fox Valley Technical College
Tell us about Fox Valley Technical College
FVTC is a great college to study at. It is always clean and everyone is very welcoming here. The professors and other staff make sure that every student gets the most out of their classes, and they are always there to help with anything I need from the school.
Jhandy Chalan Quizhpe
Studied Business Management at Fox Valley Technical College
Tell us about Fox Valley Technical College
Fox Valley Technical College was a big surprise for me because I have never been to a university in the USA, so, my expectations were really high, perhaps, my expectations were based on movies that I watched; however, it was kind of accurate, because, the facilities, the hallways, the classrooms, the technology, and the accommodations were accurate to my expectations. But there were some things that were uncomfortable for me, for example, bus transportation was awful and life was expensive, pretty much all things have a high price on it. My lifestyle in Latin America was different because I used to get some coffee or take buses all the time but when I moved to college it was really difficult to do that because the buses did not function all the time and it had a tied schedule. Besides that, the college was a cool place to learn and hang out with friends.