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Electrician schools in North Carolina

School teaches the basics before you look for work. 41 schools in North Carolina graduated students in electrician programs in the latest year.1

$2,572median public tuition a year

Schools with electrician programs

41 schools that graduated students in electrical (CIP 46.03) in the latest year, most graduates first.1

25 of 41 shown

Schools with electrician programs in North Carolina
SchoolCityCredentialTypeTuitionGraduates
Pitt Community CollegeWintervilleAssociate, CertificatePublic$2,680140
Wake Technical Community CollegeRaleighAssociate, CertificatePublic$2,284113
Richmond Community CollegeHamletAssociate, CertificatePublic$1,95672
Nash Community CollegeRocky MountAssociate, CertificatePublic$2,80071
Gaston CollegeDallasAssociate, CertificatePublic$3,22968
Central Piedmont Community CollegeCharlotteAssociate, CertificatePublic$2,45464
Catawba Valley Community CollegeHickoryAssociate, CertificatePublic$2,42752
Robeson Community CollegeLumbertonAssociate, CertificatePublic$2,63452
Isothermal Community CollegeSpindaleAssociate, CertificatePublic$2,05044
Durham Technical Community CollegeDurhamAssociate, CertificatePublic$1,98639
Coastal Carolina Community CollegeJacksonvilleCertificatePublic$2,51237
Cape Fear Community CollegeWilmingtonAssociate, CertificatePublic$2,77236
Fayetteville Technical Community CollegeFayettevilleAssociate, CertificatePublic$2,34436
Rowan-Cabarrus Community CollegeSalisburyAssociate, CertificatePublic$2,08033
Forsyth Technical Community CollegeWinston-SalemCertificatePublic$2,27631
James Sprunt Community CollegeKenansvilleAssociate, CertificatePublic$2,59231
Montgomery Community CollegeTroyAssociate, CertificatePublic$2,53829
Asheville-Buncombe Technical Community CollegeAshevilleAssociate, CertificatePublic$2,88227
Guilford Technical Community CollegeJamestownAssociate, CertificatePublic$2,33426
Randolph Community CollegeAsheboroAssociate, CertificatePublic$2,41625
Bladen Community CollegeDublinAssociate, CertificatePublic$2,63820
Surry Community CollegeDobsonAssociate, CertificatePublic$2,72816
Cleveland Community CollegeShelbyAssociate, CertificatePublic$2,58814
Vance-Granville Community CollegeHendersonCertificatePublic$1,96414
Caldwell Community College and Technical InstituteHudsonAssociate, CertificatePublic$2,62011
Central Carolina Community CollegeSanfordAssociate, CertificatePublic$2,74111
Mitchell Community CollegeStatesvilleAssociate, CertificatePublic$2,64110
Rockingham Community CollegeWentworthAssociate, CertificatePublic$2,0069
McDowell Technical Community CollegeMarionAssociate, CertificatePublic$2,0328
Haywood Community CollegeClydeAssociate, CertificatePublic$2,6477
South Piedmont Community CollegePolktonAssociate, CertificatePublic$2,0226
Sampson Community CollegeClintonAssociate, CertificatePublic$2,8776
Edgecombe Community CollegeTarboroCertificatePublic$2,6405
Martin Community CollegeWilliamstonAssociate, CertificatePublic$2,5234
Wilson Community CollegeWilsonAssociate, CertificatePublic$2,5724
Stanly Community CollegeAlbemarleCertificatePublic$2,6813
Pamlico Community CollegeGrantsboroAssociate, CertificatePublic$1,9461
Tri-County Community CollegeMurphyAssociate, CertificatePublic$2,7051
College of the AlbemarleElizabeth CityCertificatePublic$2,2730
Halifax Community CollegeWeldonCertificatePublic$2,6380
Piedmont Community CollegeRoxboroAssociate, CertificatePublic$2,6160

Tuition is in-state tuition for a year, or program tuition at schools that bill by program. Graduates counts the latest year in these programs.

School first, then what?

Questions

How much does electrician school cost in North Carolina?

Public schools on the list charge a median $2,572 a year in in-state tuition.1 These are school-wide figures; the electrician program can cost more or less.

Which North Carolina school trains the most electricians?

Pitt Community College in Winterville had the most graduates in these programs in the latest year, then Wake Technical Community College.1

Trade school or apprenticeship?

Apprentices are paid for their hours and their classes are usually included. School costs tuition, but you can start without being hired first. North Carolina has 41 schools with a certificate and 34 with an associate degree.

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Sources

  1. U.S. Department of Education, College Scorecard (field of study and institution data) (collegescorecard.ed.gov)