AA/AS in Environmental Control Technologies/Technicians

Homes, offices, schools and factories all depend on climate and refrigeration equipment, and this associate degree prepares students to set it up, maintain it, diagnose faults and repair it. The curriculum has earned accreditation from HVAC Excellence. Graduates who qualify may receive advanced placement in United Association apprenticeships. With a solid grade average and success on five industry exams, a graduate can start as a second-year apprentice and move faster toward journeyman standing. The degree extends the technical diploma by adding general studies courses. Students attend full time in the daytime at the Green Bay campus. Prospective students can ask the college for more information before applying, and the admissions team is reachable by email or phone for guidance on getting started. Tuition estimates on the program page assume in-state residency, and learners can review costs for tuition, books and supplies on the college site.