This college located in Renton, Washington, is accredited by the Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities (NWCCU). The school offers 67 professional certificates (Automotive, Business Technology) 40 associate degrees, and 70 programs of studies in specialized areas including the electronic service technician field. For those interested in pursuing careers in electronics, the 45-credit course requires 600 hours and can be completed in approximately one year. Course study areas include basic electronics, manufacturing, AutoCad and a series of electives (computer science, network technician studies, and electronics technology). Students have the opportunity for hands-on experience in installation and maintenance repair. Graduates are prepared for employment in the fields of service, repair and electronic installation. Upon course completion, students receive a certificate of completion. Financial aid is available for qualifying students.
This public two-year college in Minnesota offers more than 50 academic programs and is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission, as well as being a member of the North Central Association. The school offers diplomas, certificates, associates degrees, and a variety of online courses. Programs and majors include business entrepreneurship, child development, and electrical construction and maintenance technology. Students in the electrical program can earn an associate degree with 83 credits, or a diploma with 72 credits. Course study covers wiring, maintenance and the testing of electronics and electrical apparatus. Upon program completion, students are prepared for entry-level positions in electrical installation, construction, wiring, and operation and maintenance occupations as well as construction. Qualifying students can receive financial aid.
This university is ideal for those that love the outdoors. Founded in 1901, the college has three campuses, the main one located in Pocatello, Idaho, and boasts more that 15,000 students and 280 programs. The school awards associate, bachelor's, master's and doctoral degrees. The college offers an electrical program with instruction in methods to repair electric apparatus and systems including industrial, commercial, residential, power wiring, electrical distribution, and more. Graduating students are qualified for an entry-level electrician position.
Located in Nevada, Great Basin College has campuses in four locations, with its main campus located in Elko. With 20 satellite centers, the college offers students a variety of degrees including bachelor's degrees, associate degrees, and a certificate of achievement. A Quick Program (completion in one semester) opportunity of study is also available in select study fields for those who prefer a faster pace. An electrical systems technology program is provided for electrical enthusiasts. Students receive hands-on experience and, upon completing the program, they are qualified to work in the fields of gaming, power plants, sales, water resource management, and power distribution.