Please Note: This GE chart reports tuition and books/supplies for 2017-2018. As a new program, graduation and employment rates, on-time graduations and median loan debt were not available.
"If you are thinking about attending MTTI—do it. You won’t be disappointed. MTTI takes time and care to get to know each student. The classes are smaller, so there is more one-on-one time than at many schools. This is going to be my life, my career. After an electrical job is complete, I feel a sense of accomplishment. The best thing is, electrical work won’t be phased out. There will always be companies hiring in electric—there will always be jobs."
—Brady Snook, 2019 Graduate
Electrical Apprentice at Reilly Electric (RELCO)
"A few months out of school, I know more than most apprentices who have been there two years. The first day on the job, I stayed confident, working off of what I had learned at school. Within a few weeks, the Foreman said, “Brian, you’re running the second floor.” A bit nervous about having to oversee other apprentices, as I showed I could handle it, I was given more and more responsibility."
—Brian Lechan, 2022 Graduate
Electrical Apprentice at S&W Electrical
"MTTI taught me about electrical work from the ground up, bringing a complete novice to a level suitable to become an apprentice. If you're looking for a position in the trades, start here. It's worth it to learn the process to be able to navigate the National Electrical Code (NEC) and learn the tools of the trade."
—Connor Perry, 2019 Graduate
Electrician Apprentice at BD Electrical Services & Construction, LLC
