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Program Description for Aviation Maintenance Technology	View Basket

Provider

Northern Michigan University

Date of last update

7/29/2009

Description

Training takes place on campus and is designed to meet airline industry standards. Students do runups, repair and restoration to aircraft in 5 lab areas: power plant, airframe, nondestructive testing, composite, and sheetmetal.

Contact Name

Daryl Kobie

Contact Phone Number

(906) 227-2190

Contact URL

www.nmu.edu/tos

Course Length

89 Credit Hours

Admission Requirements

High School diploma or GED

Credential Earned

Associate's Degree

Other Credential Description

None

Sources of Financial Assistance Accepted

Individual Training Accounts, Pell Grants

Estimated Waiting Period to Enter Program

0 Days

License Fee for Employment

Program Cost

$18,991

Additional Costs

Yes, $600

Internship/Externship Required

New Program

Completion Rate

100.0%

Number of Graduates in the last year

Employment Rate

100.0%

Follow-up information is available for 4 out of 5 graduates:

Number Employed:	2
Number in Related Training:	0
Number in the Military:	2
Number Self-Employed:	0
Number not in any of these categories:	0

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Training-Related Placement Rate

Not Available

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Average Starting Wage

Not Available

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Program Description for Aviation Maintenance Technology