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Trade schools in Maryland

College Scorecard lists 16 schools in Maryland that graduated students in electrical, HVAC, plumbing or construction programs in the latest year: 2 electrical, 6 HVAC, 8 construction trades, 5 construction management.1

$4,200median public tuition a year

16 of 16 shown

Trade schools in Maryland
SchoolCityProgramsCredentialTypeCompletersTuitionCost a yearApply
Lincoln College of Technology-ColumbiaColumbiaElectricalAssociate, CertificateFor-profit111$37,766$44,917Apply
North American Trade SchoolsBaltimoreConstruction trades, HVACCertificateFor-profit86$5,495$8,633Apply
All-State Career-BaltimoreBaltimoreHVACCertificateFor-profit20$12,414$25,301Apply
Montgomery CollegeRockvilleElectrical, Construction trades, HVACCertificate, AssociatePublic19$5,394$21,672Apply
Prince George's Community CollegeLargoConstruction tradesAssociate, CertificatePublic19$4,034$16,311Apply
Morgan State UniversityBaltimoreConstruction managementBachelor's, Master'sPublic18$8,346$27,114Apply
Community College of Baltimore CountyBaltimoreConstruction tradesAssociate, CertificatePublic8$4,536$12,707Apply
Howard Community CollegeColumbiaConstruction tradesAssociate, CertificatePublic7$4,146$18,669Apply
Baltimore City Community CollegeBaltimoreConstruction managementAssociate, CertificatePublic5$3,314$21,580Apply
College of Southern MarylandLa PlataConstruction tradesAssociatePublic5$4,200$12,619Apply
Anne Arundel Community CollegeArnoldConstruction managementAssociatePublic2$4,586$15,074Apply
Capitol Technology UniversityLaurelConstruction managementBachelor's, Doctorate, Master'sNonprofit1$28,258$43,559Apply
Frederick Community CollegeFrederickConstruction trades, HVACCertificate, AssociatePublic0$3,958$14,858Apply
Fortis Institute-TowsonTowsonHVACCertificateFor-profit0$17,000$27,863Apply
Wor-Wic Community CollegeSalisburyHVACCertificatePublic0$3,912$12,617Apply
Cecil CollegeNorth EastConstruction trades, Construction managementAssociate, CertificatePublic0$5,640$13,671Apply

Construction trades (CIP 46.04) covers carpentry, masonry, roofing and other building trades together. Tuition: in-state tuition for a year, or program tuition at schools that bill by program. Cost a year: average cost of attendance at the school.

Which trade schools in Maryland graduate the most students?

Lincoln College of Technology-Columbia in Columbia had the most completers in these programs in the latest year, 111, then North American Trade Schools with 86.1

How much does trade school cost in Maryland?

Public schools on the list charge a median $4,200 a year in in-state tuition; for-profit schools charge a median $14,707 in program tuition.1

Certificate or associate degree?

12 of the 16 schools offer a certificate in these trades and 10 offer an associate degree.1 A certificate is the shorter credential; an associate degree adds general education courses.

What is the highest-paying trade in Maryland?

Of the five trades on this site, general contractors have the highest median pay in Maryland, $37.87 an hour.2

TradeMedian hourlySchoolsPages
General Contractors$37.8712Schools · Salary · Apprenticeships
Electricians$35.332Schools · Salary · Apprenticeships
HVAC Technicians$33.676Schools · Salary · Apprenticeships
Plumbers$31.440Schools · Salary · Apprenticeships
Roofers$28.898Salary · Apprenticeships

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Sources

  1. U.S. Department of Education, College Scorecard (field of study and institution data) (collegescorecard.ed.gov)
  2. BLS Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics, Maryland, May 2025 (bls.gov, May 2025)