Precision Metal Working (other) Program

24 U.S. colleges are offering Precision Metal Working (other) programs and its subprograms. For the vocational programs (certificate programs), the 2024 average tuition is $4,730 and the average program length is 8.00 months.

Precision Metal Working (other) by Degree and Programs

0 graduate schools have Precision Metal Working (other) programs and no schools offer the program for BS degree. 32 colleges and vocational schools have the Precision Metal Working (other) program.

Precision Metal Working (other) Programs by Degree
	Number of Offered Schools
Less than 12 Weeks Certificate	1
Less than 1 Year Certificate	14
1-2 Years Certificate	12
2-4 Years Certificate	5
Associate's	10
Bachelor's	-
Master's	-
Doctorate	-

U.S. Colleges Offering Precision Metal Working (other) Program

School Name	Undergraduate Tuition	Graduate Tuition	Populatoin	Graduation Rate	Students to Faculty
Central Alabama Community College Public, 2-4 years	$8,850 ($5,040)	-	1,777	21%	16 to 1
George C Wallace State Community College-Hanceville Public, 2-4 years	$8,790 ($4,980)	-	5,965	45%	19 to 1
University of Arkansas Hope-Texarkana Public, 2-4 years	$4,960 ($3,880)	-	1,188	41%	12 to 1
Lake Land College Public, 2-4 years	$13,906 ($8,104)	-	3,742	46%	19 to 1
Southeastern Technical Institute Public, less than 2-years	$11,125	-	128	-	7 to 1
Delta College Public, 2-4 years	$7,550 ($7,250)	-	7,056	15%	15 to 1
Oakland Community College Public, 2-4 years	$5,560	-	13,430	16%	24 to 1
Highlands College of Montana Tech Public, 2-4 years	$10,370 ($3,980)	-	655	34%	13 to 1
The University of Montana Public, four-years	$31,622 ($8,152)	$35,314 ($9,580)	9,955	46%	17 to 1
Truckee Meadows Community College Public, four-years	$11,243 ($3,144)	-	9,651	26%	18 to 1