ITT Technical Institute is a vocational school that has more than 100 locations across the country. It offers a variety of training programs such as business administration, computer drafting and design, web development, software programing and technical project management. ITT Technical institute offers associate degrees, bachelor's degrees and master's degrees in some programs. It also offers a variety of online degree options, which allow the student to work toward a degree without going to an actual classroom.
Lincoln Technical Institute has a variety of locations throughout the United States, including Colorado, Florida, New Jersey and Ohio. Programs of study include culinary arts, hair design, business management, collision repair, medical administration and computer networking. Like ITT Tech, Lincoln Technical also offers a variety of online degree options, in fields of study like advanced medical coding and billing, graphic design and criminal justice. Lincoln Technical provides hands-on training in its job fields as well as in classroom study.
Offered through the University of Maryland, the UMBC Training Centers offer a variety of professional scientific and technical training. Areas of study include information technology, sonography, instructional systems design, and cyber-security. These are non-degree programs, meaning that when the student completes the program, he will not earn a degree despite his time in the classroom. In order to provide high quality training, the school has partnered with a variety of impressive companies, such as Microsoft IT Academy and Project Management Institute.
Located in Everett, Washington, ECC has a division of its school devoted to a vocational/technical training program. This program allows students to graduate with an associate degree in Technical Arts, and works in conjunction with several agencies such as the Department of Employment Security to aid in job placement after graduation. Everett Community College utilizes advisory committees made up of professionals that work in different fields to help guide their different programs and departments.