Schools

Houston City College — Electrical Technology

Texas

Electrical Technology

Credential
Electrical Technology, A.A.S.; Electrical Technology, C1
Where
2 campuses in Texas. See the list
Cost
See the cost note under Program Details. Financial aid is available, according to the school.
How to apply
Contact the school.

Houston City College offers two Electrical Technology credentials in distinct formats at its Central and South campuses in Houston.

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Campuses (2)

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  • Central Campus1300 Holman StreetHouston, TX 77004
  • South Campus1990 Airport BoulevardHouston, TX 77051

Information checked: August 29, 2026 ?

Primary source: Official program page

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Program Overview

Houston City College offers Electrical Technology at Central Campus and South Campus and identifies itself as a public, open-admission community college system. Central Campus is at 1300 Holman Street, and South Campus is at 1990 Airport Boulevard in Houston.

Curriculum Highlights

The Electrical Technology A.A.S. is in person, requires at least 60 credits, and lists a full-time duration of two years. The Electrical Technology C1 is hybrid, requires at least 18 credits, and lists a duration of two semesters.

Admission Requirements

Students are required to purchase tools and books. The application page distinguishes first-time college students from returning students who have been away for at least three semesters.

Cost & Financial Aid

In-district tuition is $84.50 per semester credit hour. Published charges include tuition and general, technology, student activity or services, and recreation fees, with a separate $6-per-semester recreation fee. Financial-aid eligibility requires enrollment in a degree or eligible certificate program.

Career Outcomes

The program describes preparation for installation, maintenance, and service of residential, commercial, and industrial electrical systems. The college is institutionally accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges.