There are schools offering automotive training in Nebraska!
Around 0.9% of Nebraska's graduates graduate from automotive repair certificate programs every year. That means an estimated 469 automotive mechanics graduate from Nebraska's 6 automotive schools each year.
Northeast Community College, which was ranked 75th nationwide in 2010, is the top-ranked school in Nebraska that has a automotive program. It is located in Norfolk. In 2010, 56 students graduated from Northeast Community College's automotive program. The tuition rate at Northeast Community College was $2,612 per year.
Mid-Plains Community College, which is located in North Platte, is the second-ranked school in Nebraska that has a automotive program. It received a ranking of 78th in the country in 2010. 13 students graduated with certificate in automotive from Mid-Plains Community College in 2010. Students at Mid-Plains Community College paid $2,550 per year in tuition fees.
Southeast Community College Area, which was ranked 78th nationwide in 2010, is the third-ranked school in Nebraska that has a automotive program. It is located in Lincoln. 171 students graduated with certificate in automotive from Southeast Community College Area in 2010. Students at Southeast Community College Area paid $2,205 per year in tuition fees.
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The government projects that the number of automotive mechanics in Nebraska will grow by 7%. By 2018, there will be an estimated 5,320 automotive mechanics working in Nebraska.
The charts and graphs below have additional Nebraska statistics regarding a career in automotive repair. Take a look and compare salaries with various related fields such as automotive or plumbing.
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