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Registration dates for spring 2026 semester:

  • Oct. 6: Veterans
  • Oct. 8: Current Students
  • Oct. 22: New Students
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How to Apply

Apply for admission to get started on your associate degree, technical diploma, or certificate program. If you have additional questions, please contact us at (608) 757-7710 or admissions@blackhawk.edu.

Complete the online application

Whether you're a graduating high school student, adult learner, or transfer student – the application process is free and completely online. Access application

Check your email

Once you’re accepted, you will complete the Advising, Registration, and Onboarding (ARO) process, which will allow you to register for classes and prepare you for the first day of the semester.

Submit Your Transcripts

Please have your high school or college send your official transcripts via a verified third-party vendor, such as Parchment, to Blackhawk. You may also have them mailed.

Visit Campus

Visitors and prospective students are encouraged to take a tour either of Blackhawk's campus locations. Tours usually last for approximately 35 minutes and are often led by student ambassadors or a member of the Admissions Department. During your visit, the college will provide program, financial aid, and admission information as well as a first-hand look at any career area that may interest you.

Campus Close-Up

Learn about programs of interest, tour campus, what resources are available, and what's required of you through the Admission, Financial Aid, and Testing processes. View upcoming sessions

Schedule a Campus Tour

Campus tours are available to our K-12 partners looking to bring students on a campus tour and learn about what Blackhawk has to offer. Schedule a group tour or call (608) 758-6900.

Career Exploration Workshops

Unsure which college program to pursue? Check out a Career Exploration Workshop to make sure you're heading in the direction of building a career around your skills and passions. View upcoming workshops

Talons Exploration Days

Gain insight into high-demand careers during Talons Exploration Days. Join us to preview the college experience. Events are open to students in grades 8-12. View Dates

Preview Day

Ready to explore your future at Blackhawk? Take a tour, learn more about our programs and resources available at Blackhawk, and meet with faculty and staff. Register Today

Our Campuses

We offer programs at two campuses, our Beloit-Janesville Campus in Rock County and our Monroe Campus in Green County. View Our Campuses

Frequently Asked Questions

We are here for you. Our mission is to help you build your future with a flexible education in a supportive environment. At Blackhawk, we understand our students have busy lives and hectic schedules which is why the college offers a variety of flexible learning options to best serve you. In addition, we have numerous resources available to help students through their entire educational journey – from the application process to academic support to graduation and beyond. 

Applying is easy, but can vary from student to student. Visit the How to Apply page to get started. The application may be completed online at no-cost.

After you have been accepted to the college, we are here to help you make the most of your experience. By the first day of classes, you can expect to meet with an advisor, take placement testing, and request credit for prior learning. To learn more, visit the After You're Accepted page.

Paying your tuition and additional fees can happen at any time during the registration process; however, many new students pay after they have registered for classes. If you need financial assistance, our Paying for College page can provide you more information about financial aid, payment plans, scholarships and other types of awards.

Blackhawk Technical College is proud to be a Military Friendly School. As a veteran, you may be eligible for veteran education benefits, credit for military training and service, and priority enrollment. In addition, policies are in place to help keep your education on track if you are called for active military service during semester. For more information, visit the Veterans Benefits page.