Programs combine applied engineering, technical math and hands-on problem solving for work with industrial, electronic and mechanical systems.
Example careers: Engineering Technician · Electronics Technician · Mechanical Engineering Technician
Start with the Value Rating, then compare earnings and estimated total cost. A higher earnings figure does not automatically mean a better value if the program also costs substantially more.
College In 2 shows unavailable federal measures as N/A rather than treating missing values as zero. Estimated total cost uses the school's average annual net price and the credential's estimated length.
Use these results to build a shortlist, then open each school to compare its other eligible programs, annual net price and available outcome measures. Certificate and associate pathways can differ in length, so compare estimated total cost as well as earnings.