Mid-State Technical College
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Mid-State Technical College – Wisconsin Rapids, WI
Program Information
Mid-State Technical College offers a wide range of skilled trades programs designed to provide students with the technical expertise needed to thrive in the workforce. Their Welding program includes hands-on training in welding processes such as MIG, TIG, and Stick, as well as cutting-edge techniques like robotic welding. The Automotive Technology program prepares students to diagnose and repair engines, transmissions, and electrical systems, with extensive practical training on a variety of vehicle types. HVAC students learn how to service and install heating, air conditioning, and refrigeration systems for both residential and commercial applications, while Diesel Mechanics students gain specialized skills in maintaining and repairing diesel engines. Mid-State’s programs emphasize employability with real-world experience, certifications, and apprenticeships.
Program Length
Programs vary, with certificate programs taking about 1 year and associate degrees taking 2 years to complete.
Programs Offered
- Welding
- Automotive Technology
- HVAC
- Industrial Mechanics
Program Requirements
- High School Diploma or GED
- Specific requirements for certain programs
Cost & Career Outlook
Based on publicly reported data for Mid-State Technical College (Wisconsin Rapids, WI) — U.S. Department of Education College Scorecard.
Program Type: Trade or Technical Training
In-State Tuition
Out-of-State Tuition
Median Earnings (10 yrs)
Time to Earn It Back
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About this data: Tuition and earnings are averages from federal College Scorecard data for comparable programs at Mid-State Technical College. Actual costs may vary by program length, residency, and supplies. Earnings reflect median salaries ten years after entering the institution. This helps estimate how quickly your training can pay off in real-world wages.
Step-by-Step Career Guides
The programs and apprenticeships listed on this page relate to hands-on skilled trades. Explore the guides below to learn about training paths, licensing, salaries, and what to expect in each career field.