Madison College
Medical Assistant Technical Diploma
Why We Recommend It
Madison College earns our Wisconsin recommendation for combining a CAAHEP-accredited diploma, a published program-cost estimate, and local clinical placement with hybrid instruction. It suits Wisconsin residents able to attend Madison Truax during weekday hours. Online coursework is part of the format, so include campus time in your schedule.
- Award / Training Route
- Technical Diploma
- Program Length
- One Year
- Credits
- 28
- Published Cost
- $5,756.52 Estimated Program Cost
A Wisconsin-Resident Hybrid Diploma With Daytime Classes and Local Placement
Madison College's Medical Assistant Technical Diploma combines online and in-person instruction at Madison Truax. The one-year, 28-credit program schedules classes Monday through Friday between 8:30 a.m. and 5 p.m. and includes a local office or clinic placement in the final semester. Admission is limited to Wisconsin residents. Clinical procedures, laboratory procedures, medical-office insurance and finance, law, ethics, and the practicum appear in the curriculum, and Madison identifies CAAHEP accreditation for the program.
Confirm residency eligibility first, then request the current timetable so you can identify the days and hours required for your sequence. Applicants interested in part-time study should contact the program director. Madison publishes an estimated program cost of $5,756.52; ask for the complete tuition, fee, and equipment budget that applies to your enrollment. Include the final-semester placement in the same plan, since local attendance can differ from the meetings you arrange during earlier coursework.
A Good Fit For
Wisconsin residents seeking a technical diploma with a mix of online coursework and Madison campus instruction.
Plan Around
Hybrid delivery includes weekday daytime attendance, and part-time study should be discussed directly with the program director.
The program combines online and in-person instruction at Madison Truax, with classes scheduled Monday–Friday between 8:30 a.m. and 5 p.m. A local office or clinic placement takes place in the final semester. Admission is limited to Wisconsin residents; applicants interested in part-time study should contact the program director. See Madison College’s Attendance Requirements.
Accreditation: CAAHEP. The school identifies its medical assisting program as accredited by CAAHEP upon the recommendation of MAERB.
Cost Basis: The program page publishes this estimate alongside the 28-credit diploma. Confirm your complete tuition, fee, and equipment budget with Madison College. Check the Published Cost Details.
- School-Reported Exam Pass Rate: 92% (2020–2024 Five-Year Average)
- School-Reported Job Placement Rate: 90% (2020–2024 Five-Year Average)
