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Precision Machining

Degree · 18 months (4 Semesters); 72 credits

A purposeful American career— machinists are respected, capable and well paid. Virtually everything manufactured in the U.S. today—in the automotive, space, medical, green, or any other industry—can be traced back to the work of a machinist. Even today’s gunsmiths use precision machining to create custom-made firearms. As a result, there is a constant and unmet need for these “Surgeons of Steel” in American manufacturing.

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