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Trade Schools by State: Electrical, HVAC, Plumbing and Construction

College Scorecard lists 1,159 schools that graduated students in electrical, HVAC, plumbing or construction programs in the latest year.[1] California has the most, 118, followed by Florida with 70.

Alabama: 21 schoolsAlaska: 5 schoolsArizona: 24 schoolsColorado: 16 schoolsFlorida: 70 schoolsGeorgia: 32 schoolsIndiana: 10 schoolsKansas: 23 schoolsMaine: 8 schoolsMassachusetts: 15 schoolsMinnesota: 26 schoolsNew Jersey: 27 schoolsNorth Carolina: 56 schoolsNorth Dakota: 5 schoolsOklahoma: 33 schoolsPennsylvania: 47 schoolsSouth Dakota: 8 schoolsTexas: 65 schoolsWyoming: 7 schoolsConnecticut: 9 schoolsMissouri: 21 schoolsWest Virginia: 17 schoolsIllinois: 45 schoolsNew Mexico: 16 schoolsArkansas: 22 schoolsCalifornia: 118 schoolsDelaware: 3 schoolsDistrict of Columbia: 1 schoolsHawaii: 5 schoolsIowa: 16 schoolsKentucky: 22 schoolsMaryland: 16 schoolsMichigan: 31 schoolsMississippi: 18 schoolsMontana: 7 schoolsNew Hampshire: 3 schoolsNew York: 31 schoolsOhio: 50 schoolsOregon: 11 schoolsTennessee: 36 schoolsUtah: 14 schoolsVirginia: 30 schoolsWashington: 25 schoolsWisconsin: 22 schoolsNebraska: 9 schoolsSouth Carolina: 19 schoolsIdaho: 7 schoolsNevada: 7 schoolsVermont: 2 schoolsLouisiana: 24 schoolsRhode Island: 4 schools
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Schools with programs in the five trades, by state. Select a state for its school list.

How many trade schools are in each state?

Counts by program area. A school with several programs counts once in the total. Construction trades (CIP 46.04) includes roofing, carpentry and masonry.

StateSchoolsElectricalHVACPlumbingConstruction tradesConstruction managementPublic tuition
Alabama211010450$5,551
Alaska503022$6,793
Arizona2416168122$2,358
Arkansas22518282$4,120
California1186346135912$1,318
Colorado1687273$4,842
Connecticut973302$9,194
Delaware313101$3,495
District of Columbia100001$8,636
Florida70494726232$3,888
Georgia32262871410$3,410
Hawaii531011$3,228
Idaho744433$5,753
Illinois45203141414$4,710
Indiana1033244$10,258
Iowa16911405$6,803
Kansas231513744$5,167
Kentucky221617723$4,872
Louisiana241318447$4,322
Maine867650$4,156
Maryland1626085$4,200
Massachusetts1548155$6,168
Michigan3114196128$5,430
Minnesota2616129119$6,546
Mississippi181513333$4,350
Missouri21714344$6,450
Montana723122$7,496
Nebraska965363$3,840
Nevada765331$4,445
New Hampshire311011$7,650
New Jersey27179652$6,660
New Mexico16875111$2,196
New York31131331212$6,990
North Carolina56413810231$2,588
North Dakota533211$6,037
Ohio5022328115$9,471
Oklahoma3321243121$3,847
Oregon11101140$6,377
Pennsylvania47333212195$9,540
Rhode Island421112
South Carolina198141101$5,306
South Dakota853332$7,854
Tennessee3616275234$5,850
Texas6537429127$3,011
Utah1487653$4,041
Vermont200002$12,390
Virginia301827032$5,233
Washington259133119$5,464
West Virginia17118212$5,762
Wisconsin22121211106$5,044
Wyoming761022$4,830

Public tuition: median in-state tuition a year at public schools on the state list.

Schools by trade

Sources

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