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Electrician Schools in Kansas
12 programs · 280 graduates in 2024 ·
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All Electrician Programs in Kansas
Every college in Kansas that reports a electrician program to the U.S. Department of Education. We show how many students each one actually graduated last year — because a program that turned out 3 people and one that turned out 300 are not the same thing, and nobody else tells you which is which.
Beloit, KS
Fort Hays Tech North Central
Associate degree · 26 graduates in 2024
Chanute, KS
Neosho County Community College
Certificate (1-2 yr) · 5 graduates in 2024
Coffeyville, KS
Coffeyville Community College
Certificate (1-2 yr) · Associate degree · 8 graduates in 2024
Dodge City, KS
Dodge City Community College
Certificate (1-2 yr) · 3 graduates in 2024
El Dorado, KS
Butler Community College
Associate degree · 10 graduates in 2024
Goodland, KS
Fort Hays State University-Northwest Kansas Technical College
Certificate (1-2 yr) · Associate degree · 52 graduates in 2024
Highland, KS
Highland Community College
Certificate (1-2 yr) · 7 graduates in 2024
Hutchinson, KS
Hutchinson Community College
Associate degree · 4 graduates in 2024
Kansas City, KS
Kansas City Kansas Community College
Certificate (1-2 yr) · Certificate (12 wk-1 yr) · 35 graduates in 2024
Overland Park, KS
Johnson County Community College
Certificate (1-2 yr) · Associate degree · 63 graduates in 2024
Salina, KS
Salina Area Technical College
Certificate (1-2 yr) · Associate degree · 15 graduates in 2024
Topeka, KS
Washburn Institute of Technology
Certificate (1-2 yr) · 52 graduates in 2024
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What Electrician Pays in Kansas
Where this list comes from: the U.S. Department of Education’s IPEDS Completions survey (2023–24), the federal record of what every Title IV college actually awarded. Graduate counts are exactly as reported.
The city shown is the college’s main address — multi-campus colleges sometimes teach a program at a different campus, so confirm the location before you enroll. Private schools that don’t take federal aid are not in IPEDS and are added by hand. Missing or wrong?
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