Top Technology Centers in Oklahoma

Cost per student is $7,917. Enrollment is 13,383. SOTC has a dental hygiene program that leads to a bachelor's degree. Many of the courses offered at SOTC are eligible for college credit. SOTC also offers WorkKeys Career Readiness certificates. SOTC also has a biotechnology program.

Cost per student is $10,598. Enrollment is 45,092. Tulsa tech has multiple campuses (10) and training locations in high schools. Tulsa Tech is one of the largest and oldest tech centers in Oklahoma.

Cost per student is $6,980. Enrollment is 18,753. MDTC has three campuses: Midwest City, Del City, and Tinker Air Force Base. MDTC offers 87 career majors that cover 12 career clusters for high school and adult students. Mid Del also has a partnership with Rose State College and Oklahoma State University that allows students to receive college credit for courses taken at the technology center.

Cost per student is $8,371. Enrollment is 14,244. GCTC offers 26 career pathways for 74 career majors that students can participate in. GCTC campus serves 11 counties in eastern Oklahoma. Gordon Cooper is also a gold star school.

Cost per student $7,130. Enrollment is 15,328. GPTC houses the Criminal Justice Officer career major, City of Lawton Police Training Division, Lawton and Comanche County consolidated emergency E-911 operations and the Medical Emergency Response Center. GPTC also has a very successful SCORE program that offers academic and occupational training to students who are separated from the traditional high school setting.

Cost per student is $5,678. Enrollment is 6,211. Student placement is 88%. Supports the following businesses training needs: Valley View Regional Hospital, Chickasaw Nation Health System and Rolling Hills Hospital. There are also mining companies in the area such as: Holcim, Unimin, and Fairmount Minerals. Flex-N-Gate, Solo Cup, Prepaid Legal Services, and Interactive Respnse Technologies are also local business that benefit from the technology center.

Cost per student is $6,277. Enrollment is 21,858. Serves seven counties with campuses located in Muskogee, Sallisaw, Stilwell, and Talequah, Oklahoma. They offer 39 major/classes in 12 career cluster areas that match local business and industry needs. They also have an Oklahoma School of Science and Mathematics.

Cost per student is $9,133. Enrollmet is 31,554. Has three campuses located in northwest Oklahoma City. Provides programs in Health Sciences, Information Technology, Industrial and Technical Careers, and Personal Services. It also has one of the first Pre-Engineering Academies in the nation.

Cost per student is $7,313. Enrollment is 33,685 students. Hosts the Oklahoma School of Science and Mathematics. Offers online classes as well as classes on site. Also provides training and assistance for business and industry.

Cost per student is $12,288. Enrollment is 10,672. NWTC is the regional site for the Oklahoma School of Science and Mathematics. Nursing students can receive college credit for a four degree while attending NWTC.

Cost per student is $7,047. Enrollment is 10,754. NETC serves eight counties and is one of the oldest districts in the state. NETC has four campuses, a satellite training center, and an industry/safety training center. NTC also has a marine power technology program and houses two regional centers for the Oklahoma School of Science and Mathematics.

Cost per student is $6,381. Enrollment is 14,892. MATC has an equine production program. The equine production program is tne only one in the state of Oklahoma. MATC also offers a cyber security program where students student computer forensics as well as computer/network security.

Cost per student $6,048. Enrollment 19,616. Central Tech is a gold star school and has a placement rating of 95%. CTC has a cooperative agreement with several colleges and universities that allows students to receive college credit for their courses. CTC offers specialized training in: safety, pipeline, operator qualification, welding, machine tool, et cetera.

Cost per student is $7,846. Enrollment $2,796. Canadian Valley has campuses in El Reno, Chickasha, and south of Yukon. Canadian Valley has two dozen full-time career offerings, short-term adult and continuing education classes as well as specialized corporate training. In addition, the El Reno campus offers Wind Energy Technician training.

Cost per student $9,961. Enrollment 27,478. Metro Tech has an aviation maintenance program that has placed over 800 students in jobs. Metro Tech has an alliance program that allows students to earn college credit for tech center courses. They also have a biomedical program that prepares students for college engineering courses.

Cost per student is $6,456. Enrollment is 23,428. Kiamichi is a gold star school that offers 233 career majors in 15 career clusters College credits are available for many of the courses they offer. Kiamichi also provides EMT training via learning to all of their sites, as well as other technology centers.

Cost per student is $7,270. Enrollment is $6,087. Offers 14 daytime programs, over 40 short-term programs and has recently added over 250 instructor-led on-line courses to its schedule.

Offers career majors and courses in construction, biomedical sciences, business and information technology, health sciences, practical nursing, culinary arts, early care, cosmetology, industrial technology, machining, welding, pre-engineering, auto service, collision repair, and vocational orientation. PTC is also a location for the Oklahoma School of Science and Mathematics. PTC supports economic development efforts through business and industry programs, including agricultural business management, bid assistance, business incubator, management development, industry training, manufacturing extension agent, safety training, self-employment training, small business management, and short-term training classes for adults.

Cost per student is $11,012. Enrollment is 3,063. CTTC offers training in digital technology, automotive service technology, practical nursing, health careers certification, computer repair/networking, cosmetology, and medical assisting. CTTC also offers many continuing education classes for adults.

Cost per student $8,561. Enrollment 45,472. Students can earn college credit at Rose State via a cooperative alliance for courses taken at the tech center. MTNC is also a gold star recipient, is ISO registered and won the Oklahoma Quality Award at the Achievement Level in 2007.